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Embassy in Kabul had demanded action against 'gang intimidating, extorting money from visa applicants'

Fighting since April has left nearly 1,100 people dead and wounded more than 5,750: WHO

Fath al-Rahman Saeed says security forces fires live ammunition at protesters in Khartoum

Envoys from Britain, France, Germany, China, Russia and Iran to take part in the meeting

Gunmen in military fatigues raided the site of a weeks-long sit-in outside army headquarters

Reports of forced confessions under torture and unfair trials for those executed are out.

Macron says meeting with Putin will take place at his summer retreat

Funds to build a border wall with Mexico

A bomber riding a motorcycle blew himself up at a military checkpoint.

Milestones in the two-decade reign of King Mohammed VI of Morocco

After an agreement between protest leaders and rebels to end their differences over the accord signed in Khartoum

New legislation will allow abortions to be performed by a doctor on request up to 22 weeks

The country is currently trying to crack down on wildlife smuggling routes.

PM Viorica Dancila says she is considering introducing harsher sentences for rapists, pedophiles, murderers

European leaders ready to talk but insist they will not reopen the Withdrawal Agreement

Govt allots 30 million yuan ($4.35 million) for search and rescue efforts in the province

Rally came a week after its biggest protest in years, when some 22,000 marchers called on officials to reverse rulings

Hope that in the next two weeks the first meeting will take place in a European country, says minister

More than 250 people have died in flooding across India in the past two weeks

Attack targeted police headquarters compound in Ghazni's Ab Band district

Two children, among nine civilians killed in air raids on the Idlib town of Ariha.

Police have refused to allow the march in the town on safety grounds

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Young victims who left their countries in the hope they would find security and prosperity in US

462 campaigners have been killed since 2016, according to the country's ombudsman.

Iranian commandos seized the British tanker in the world’s most important waterway for oil shipments on July 19

The Mahalaxmi Express left Mumbai late Friday for Kolhapur but got only 60 kilometres before it became stranded

Supects have been placed in custody for aggravated homicide, attempted extortion

The police have also found "human remains" at the site of the murder.

Despite appeals for clemency from international human rights groups

Anger has snowballed over the case, with a rebel umbrella group saying they suspected "foul play"

No reason provided as to why the remaining three were being held

Screams filled the area with broken parts flying all over, as the structure collapsed

Trump says bilateral deal with post-Brexit Britain will be bigger than current trade

Trump says he didn't send a warning to the United States

As UN Security Council produces the annual children and armed conflict report

Trump has been tough on Chinese trade practices and has levied billions of dollars in tariffs on Chinese imports

Trump says I've had a good relationship with President Erdogan

So far this year, more than 15,000 such migrants have made it to Spain, 12,000 by the sea route

Victims father explains that his son never recovered emotionally from his parents' divorce in 2005

Similar confrontations in early July were sparked by anger over provocative "dancing aunties"

Around 60 people injured, houses collapse

He said this after new British PM said the current Brexit deal was unacceptable, set preparations for leaving the EU

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer denounce ruling

The 23-year-old gets shot during demonstrations along the border fence east of Khan Yunis

Package includes logistic and technical support for the aircraft flown by the Pakistan Air Force

Colombo pushback comes as Indonesia, Philippines returned shipments of foreign rubbish to their ports of origin

Erdogan hails the decision to partially remove visa obligations for Turkish citizens

Bilateral relations, regional issues also discussed in phone call

The Facebook-owned firm has tested the service with about one million people over the past year