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The 'March to the Polls' event came just as voter registration deadlines neared in most states

Some victims were as young as 10 and there are fears some are infected with the AIDS virus

Move comes amid backlash from rights' campaigners over rising incidents of injuries to the animal

Former cricketer was trying to highlight cultural affinity Indian Punjab shares with Pakistan

Malawi and India established diplomatic ties in 1964 and New Delhi is one of the country's biggest donors

Turkey is in a financial crisis as diplomatic dispute between Ankara & Washington worsened over release of US Pastor

Wave of mainly lone-wolf Palestinian attacks against Israelis in West Bank erupted in 2015

Egypt and United Nations sought a deal where Hamas ends protests in exchange for easing of Israel's crippling blockade

United States previously warned of targeted sanctions if Yameen's administration attempted to rig September vote

Anwar campaigned hard over past two weeks to secure mandate in multi-racial constituency

At least 8,050 Afghan civilians are killed or wounded in first nine months of 2018

Defrocking is considered harshest penalty within Church and an offender is forbidden from exercising clerical duties

Despite human rights abuse documented in the OHCHR report, India becomes member of top humans rights body

Journalist Khashoggi, a prominent critic of Riyadh disappeared on Oct 2 after visiting Saudi consulate in Istanbul

Thousands of climbers flock to Nepal each year creating lucrative mountain tourism industry

Turkey and Saudi have an uneasy relationship over ousting of government in Egypt and blockade on Ankara's ally Qatar

Authorities state that recordings on his Apple Watch indicate he was tortured and killed

There was no immediate claim of responsibility

The United Nations has asked Australia to urgently evacuate detainees from the Pacific islands

As escalating trade frictions and higher borrowing costs threatened to knock global growth

Flood comes after torrential rain, destroying over 20 houses

Riyadh would shift its weapons purchase to Russia and China if arms sales is halted says Trump

Police in Mexico have arrested a woman suspected of running a sex trafficking operation along the US border

Study shows that nearly one-third young Americans are too overweight to enlist in the army

Their camp was devastated by a violent snowstorm

The fate of displaced Palestinians and their descendants has long clouded US-sponsored peace efforts

Part of the reason that Pakistan found itself in this situation is Chinese debt, says US State Dept spokesperson

The opening will allow UN peacekeepers to step up their efforts to prevent hostilities in the Golan Heights region

President Donald Trump says he will 'call' King Salman

Khalilzad was on an 11-day trip to Afghanistan, Pakistan, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Saudi Arabia

Debate over personal rights grows ahead of a crucial by-election for Morrison’s ruling Liberal-National coalition

His case sparked a crisis in Ankara's ties with Washington and trouble for its economy

IMF had warned this week that the US-China trade confrontation would hobble global economic growth

Search-and-rescue teams scour the debris of the Florida town that bore the brunt of the monster storm

In a step that can improve US-Turkish ties strained by disputes over Syria

Heavy downpours since Wednesday triggered flooding and landslides that hit some 24 villages

Hindu groups argue that they are asking meat shop owners with proper licenses to close only during nine-day period

Agarwal began his fast demanding law to protect Ganges river and scrapping of construction of hydroelectric projects

Israel accuses Hamas of leading protests and using them as a cover for attacks

Royal wedding featured 850 guests and many celebrities and royalty strolling up to Windsor

Research shows majority of US voters see sexual harassment as a serious problem

Pope Francis ordered Archbishop McCarrick to retire to a life of prayer and penitence

Media reports suggest journalist Khashoggi was killed and dismembered after visiting Saudi consulate in Istanbul

Syrian war has killed more than 360,000 people since 2011 with brutal repression of anti-government protests

Relations between two NATO allies are also under strain over US support for Kurdish fighters in northern Syria

Beijing is accused of rights abuses in Xinjiang, torture of Uighur detainees and tight controls on their religion

Number of people in emergency shelters is expected to swell to 20,000 across five US states

President Erdogan has previously said Ankara could not remain silent over Saudi journalist’s disappearance

According to Bulgarian authorities, TV journalist died from a blow to head and suffocation and was raped

The decision comes two months after Taliban withdrew safe passage for the neutral humanitarian agency