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Aung San Suu Kyi last month had defended the bloody 2017 crackdown by her nation's army against the Rohingya

UN Military Observers Group likely to appraise UNSC members on situation along LoC

'Blue' pro-government, pro-China businesses are frequent targets for vandalism or boycotts

Remarks by Canadian FM Champagne are some of the toughest from a Canadian official since the disaster

Army says two soldiers have been killed and four injured in quelling a revolt by former security agents

Scores of other farm animals on the island, like cows and goats, were killed in the eruption

He says he was forced to write apologies, was released after nine days

The US Democratic presidential contenders tout their judgment and records on issues like authorising the Iraq war

Indian passport slips from a decade-high ranking of 74 to a low of 84 in 2020

Hopes to change perceptions, encourage other fathers to follow

China is already angry with Taiwan after Tsai won re-election last weekend

FM will meet top US, UN leadership in Washington and New York

Firebrand cleric says the skies, land and sovereignty of Iraq are being violated every day by occupying forces

The three-hour-old baby was attacked by the pack of dogs, who got into the hospital through a window

'When people dress up as Adolf Hitler, an investigation is always necessary'

Nearly two dozen homes and more than 24 motorbikes and vehicles were gutted in riots

Regional nations should struggle to end military presence of the US in region and expel these occupiers, says Rouhani

'This couple have simply raised the bar for self-obsessed, arrogant entitlement'

Boris Johnson says 'Trump deal' would be 'a great way forward', but did not specify the details of the proposal

Oceans absorb more than 90 per cent of excess heat created by greenhouse gas emissions

Accused may have attacked as many as 195 men, luring them into his flat with the offer of a place to stay or alcohol

Rape of 23-year old student on moving bus led to tough new laws against sexual violence

Says, ‘We’re not going to reverse climate change…So the conditions that are happening now, they won’t go away’

Satya Nadella, who grew up in Indian city of Hyderabad, said he is saddened by the new law

Sonia Devi was kidnapped by human traffickers in 2018 and taken to Delhi

500 villages affected, thousands of homes destroyed or damaged in the southeastern province

Some 180 officers took part in the raids, during which they confiscated cash, hard drives and knives

At least 60 people were killed and nearly 175,000 were displaced

Anti-government demonstrations in Iran triggered by the disaster enter the fourth day

The ban comes into effect on April 14

For threatening scarce food, damaging infrastructure, and creating a dangerous hazard for drivers

Egyptian interior ministry says he was transferred to the prison medic wing for treatment for his diabetes

Sinkhole sare often blamed on construction works and the country's rapid pace of development

The smoke has lifted pollution levels in the nation's second-biggest city of Melbourne to among the worst in the world

Trudeau says Canada did not receive a heads up before the United States killed Soleimani

Taiwan is China's most sensitive diplomatic issue, as the island is claimed by Beijing as Chinese territory

The list attracted significant criticism for being predominantly white and male

Says admitting mistake was Iranian armed forces' first good step

Milan Lemic had disappeared after his vehicle became bogged down on December 22 while travelling through a forest

Dates to be decided

Many residents abandoned livestock, pets after authorities sounded an alert that an explosive eruption could come

Beijing will also boost purchases of US services by about $35 billion over the same two-year period

Pyongyang says it will not return to talks unless Washington meets all its demands in full

Temporary loss of voting rights sparked a social media outcry in Lebanon

UK summons Iranian ambassador over envoy's arrest

Announcement follows President Donald Trump's call last week for NATO to do more in the Middle East

As Malaysian palm refiners stare at a massive loss of business, Mahathir said his government will find a solution

Four of the dead have been partially identified

Hong Kong has been battered by nearly seven months of occasionally violent protests

Morales he intends to return to Bolivia when campaigning for the elections starts, despite the risk of arrest