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Authorities are not able to confirm if any passengers remain trapped alive inside the train

Facing accusations of causing “fear or alarm” by the Yangon regional government

An angry mob threw stones at police on Sunday near the site of a deadly railway accident in north India

The latest narrative contradicts all previous explanations

The count from a crucial Australian by-election dragged into Sunday

The men were charged with breaking electronic information law by creating and transmitting pornographic content

Miners are trapped after an accident at a coal mine in Shandong late on Saturday

Suspension of transit trade for nearly three days at Torkham causes Rs1b loss to national kitty

Two elephants were killed and another critically injured Sunday crossing railway tracks in Sri Lanka

India is home to the world's 14 most polluted cities

Rafah border crossing is one of only two routes out of Gaza strip and the only one not controlled by Israel

Israel indefinitely postpones demolition of Bedouin West Bank village

The government of President Bashar al Assad took back control of the Nassib border post in July

Thousands remain stranded on a border bridge between Guatemala and Mexico where riot police barred their progress

Over 70 Pakistanis were rounded up and detained this month by police under charges of illegal entry and overstay

Although a wave of policymakers and corporate giants scrap plans to attend

Around three million Afghans voted on Saturday, election officials say

President Donald Trump confirmed Saturday that the US plans to leave a Cold War-era nuclear weapons treaty with Russia

Every November, air pollution in northern India reaches levels unimaginable in most parts of the world

His lead seems insurmountable over his leftist rival Fernando Haddad ahead of the October 28 run-off

More than 500 Hindus escaped their homes last August along with over 700,000 Rohingya Muslims

Syria's war has killed more than 360,000 people since it erupted in 2011

Brunei, Malaysia, Philippines and Vietnam have conflicting claims of South China Sea against Beijing

PM May shows no intention of allowing Brexit do-over as negotiations between London & Brussels are in deadlocks

Kingdom claims that journalist Khashoggi had died in a fight, rather than being deliberately killed

Man nabbed same day, police claim

Joining 10 Southeast Asian nations already in the pact

Saudi journalist Khashoggi’s killers may have dumped his remains in Belgrad Forest adjacent to Istanbul

Deadly violence hinders preparations for Afghan parliamentary election with hundreds killed or wounded

According to Forbes, Mohammed Dewji is 17th on the list of Africa's billionaires and worth $1.5 billion

After Saudi Arabia admits the journalist died inside consulate

Disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi strained relations between Saudi Arabia and Western allies

As pressure mounts from congressional Democrats and some of his own Republicans

'UAE welcomes decisions and directives by King Salman'

Close to 365,000 people have been killed during the seven-year civil war

Eastern neighbour refuses to share pertinent data too

Bajrang Dal organising events to 'raise public awareness'

Following evacuation from Israel and Jordan, Canada stepped up for housing them earlier in July

It’s hard to find this latest ‘explanation’ as credible says Republican US Senator Lindsey Graham

SI obtained photos of model from man posing as movie producer

The rally, one of the largest seen on Taiwan this year, was organised by a group called Formosa Alliance

Adds there was a standing order to bring critics of the kingdom back to the country

Millions of Americans are using DNA test kits sold online to research their ancestry

Security forces placed on high alert

Taliban say they have carried out more than 300 attacks on 'fake election'

Police in fix as kin of deceased demand FIR against animals

The two men exchanged information about their countries' probes of the Khashoggi case

The men were found guilty of more than 120 sex crimes against 15 girls between 2004 and 2011

Trump added if the US takes action, he does not want it to impact arms sales to the kingdom

Preparations for the vote have been marred by a wave of poll-related violence that has left hundreds dead or wounded