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The rights group says PSA should be scrapped under which India hold children, old people and the disabled

The average person could be consuming 1,769 particles of plastic every week from water alone

Many of the women said it took them years to realize the damage the medication had done

Known locally as Chamki Bukhar, the disease had claimed a record 150 lives in 2014

After week-long downpours triggering floods in six cities near Vietnam border

A source later revealed the inmate released one hostage still holding the second - a female trainee

The doctors' committee accuse the Janjaweed for the massacre

As a US envoy heads to Sudan to call for halt to attacks on civilians

The tankers run seven days a week between March and June, when water is at its scarcest in India

Calls on Khartoum's military rulers and protest movement to work toward a solution to the crisis

Police use tear gas, pepper spray and batons to disperse thousands protesting against China-backed extradition law

Mexico has agreed to take stronger legal action to halt Central American migrants

12 defendants in trial for their role in organising an illegal referendum on secession

Tension grips Aligarh after two-year-old toddler's murder

Temperatures touched 50.3 degrees Celsius in town of Churu just below India's record of 51 degrees

Plane disappeared from radar on June 3 shortly after it took off from Jorhat town in eastern Assam

The Soviet-built AN-32 plane disappeared from radar on June 3

Russian news agencies say three missing people killed

Michael Nguyen has been held for nearly a year in the one-party communist state

The Hindu girl was killed over an unpaid loan of $144, her mutilated body was discovered on a rubbish dump

The total cost of the F-35 programme is estimated at $1.5 trillion

Hancock says he is confident of getting a deal for Britain to leave by October 31

Mass protests underscored deep concerns after hundreds of thousands took to the streets to protest against the bill

The painting was whisked away in the middle of the night on MBS's plane and relocated to his yacht

Black softshell turtle is extinct in the wild but centuries-old temple in India is helping it make a comeback

The toddler, who had oxygen supplies but no food or water was declared dead after being rushed to hospital

Report said many details of Kim Jong Nam’s relationship with the CIA remained unclear

The death toll is as high as 118, according to a doctors' committee linked to the protesters

Michael Gove taunts Boris by saying don't pull out

The report is expected to be presented this week to a congressional hearing on antitrust abuses by Big Tech firms

The activists were protesting against the "catastrophic local and global consequences of cruises"

Authorities urge residents to use face masks and keep indoors to guard against volcanic ashfall

The Sydney headquarters of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) was raided by federal police

Candidates agree solution to all problems is 'Defeating Republican President Donald Trump'

Hong Kong witnessed its largest protest since the city's 1997 handover to China

Wellington deployed troops on a "behind-the-wire" training mission in 2015

US special representative for Afghanistan reconciliation says Afghans must be engaged in the process more than ever

Says will offer to pay any new costs to keep the border open with Ireland

As relations between both leaders fray, the tree, it was reported, died during quarantine

The child was drugged, held captive in a temple and sexually assaulted for a week before being strangled

Trip offers Abe a rare role as international statesman

Video showing news presenters baying into Pakistan goes viral on social media

New Delhi pursuing 'neighborhood first' foreign policy centered on its allies in South Asia

18 others sustain injuries in clash between BJP and Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool party workers

Afghan citizens demand 'immediate' issuance of visas for Pakistan

Javid said he would offer to cover cost of finding a post-Brexit border solution with Ireland

Police chiefs called for public restraint as they mobilised more than 2,000 officers for a march

Tech giants face criticism for cutting their tax bills by booking profits in low-tax countries

Europe in no position to criticise Tehran for its military capabilities, says Iran

Import duties have been suspended after Mexico agrees to take strong immigration steps