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A major operation involving helicopters and army and divers rescue 37 people

Narendra Modi has tightened surveillance of thousands of non-profit groups over the past four years

Arrives home after more than three years of what he calls physical and psychological 'hell'

Such activities exceed the permissible limits of freedom of expression, says ECHR

Alleged plot has briefly threatened to cause tension between Sri Lanka and India

A century on, the world lives with the consequences

The 39-year-old assailant attacked children returning from morning exercises

President Donald Trump calls on a caravan of US-bound migrants to turn around

UN official says no information shows that the killers acted in a completely 'rogue fashion'

Top executive paid $90m and sexual misconduct claim concealed

Premier to leave for first official visit to China on Nov 2

FO says no country can pressure Pakistan

United Nations estimates that 7,000 people have joined the caravan since it set out from Honduras

Israeli PM maintains his innocence in several corruption cases

Anna Bey, 32, says she has undergone extensive plastic surgery to be accepted by 'elite'

Britain and US impose visa bans on the people identified as potential suspects in the murder

US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un signed vaguely-worded pledge on denuclearisation in June

Security experts in Kabul claim release is result of recent US-Taliban talks

Watchdogs say slain Saudi journalist's family is allowed to leave after a travel ban was lifted

Dr Omar Zakhilwal says it might have been 'coincidental mismanagement' but 'it was annoying to say the least'

Prosecutor to press charges related to an illegal push for independence of Catalonia in 2017

Packages consisted of manila envelope with bubble-wrap interior containing 'potentially destructive devices'

Turkey's President Erdogan calls Khashoggi’s murder a 'savage killing' demanding Riyadh punish those responsible

Bomb packages were sent as US prepares for Nov. 6 elections that will decides who controls the Congress

President Erdogan's demand that those involved in murder of Jamal Khashoggi should be legally tried in Turkey

Argentinan government pledges to cut of $10 billion in health, education, transportation, public works and culture

Sahle-Work becomes Africa's only serving female head of state, albeit in a ceremonial role

British media complains of being 'gagged' by rich company bosses

The measure would apply to some 310,000 people with disabilities who are currently wards of court

Trade war and the issue of Taiwan become flashpoints in Sino-US ties

Militants traded fire with government forces in northern Syria overnight

Venezuelan migrants, without identity papers, end up working as prostitutes in sordid bars in Colombia

The reservoir continues to be a source of diplomatic dispute 20 years after the Serbia-Kosovo split

Rekindles debate and sparks criticism in Japan about reporting from war zones

The father was jailed for three months Wednesday in Limoges, central France

Pakistan calls for addressing the threat of chemical and biological weapons use by non-state actors

The military denies almost all accusations of genocide levelled against it

Journalist's murder plunges the kingdom into an acute public relations crisis

US laws permit the legal rape of thousands of teenage girls every year

US President Donald Trump said he would ditch the key Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty

The backlash may force Riyadh to ease sweeping sanctions imposed on Doha

DRC's growing army of rappers say their urban lyrics reflect a gritty realism

Nearly 50,000 displaced people are in a desert camp next to Syria's border with Jordan

Najib and Irwan pleaded not guilty to all the charges

Saudi Arabia admitted that US-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi was murdered inside the Istanbul consulate

US president tempered calls for unity by attacking the media for its 'endless hostility'

Starbucks says the initiative is aimed at bringing diverse communities together

More than 700,000 Palestinians fled or were expelled in the 1948 war surrounding Israel's creation

Death of Khashoggi has sparked global outrage and threatened relations between Riyadh and Washington

Some 300,000 women die during or shortly after childbirth each year, many due to 'complications from delivery'