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The Labour leader says he plans to call a no-confidence vote in Prime Minister Boris Johnson next week

UN Committee calls on Nepal to remove existing obstacles hindering forced-labour victims from filing complaints

Geng Shuang expresses opposition to a statement made by the leaders

Firefighters in the region were called out 152 times on Monday

Esmaili says that she had been tasked with drawing up and managing cultural "infiltration" projects

Body of the 48-year-old was discovered on Friday, wearing a makeshift life jacket made of empty plastic bottles

Author faces social media ire for controversial statement

It did not offer details on the scale of the exercises or which military units were involved

Foreign Minister Marise Payne says Yang Hengjun, an outspoken pro-democracy activist, is held under 'harsh conditions'

Stores in Riyadh malls saw it as a nod-and-a-wink approach to avert a conservative backlash

Trump says China was sincere about wanting to reach a deal,

New rule will bar almost all immigrants from applying for asylum at the southern border

Bolsonaro reacted by blasting Macron for having a "colonialist mentality"

Ilhan Omar stresses international organisations should be allowed to document what is happening on the ground

G7 nations pledge $20 million on the Amazon, mainly on fire-fighting aircraft

10 injured in the accident; police believe human smugglers were responsible for the crash near Turkey-Greece border

Critics say Trump is looking to make a profit from his time in the White House

The Chinese-ruled city is grappling with its biggest political crisis

Seventy personnel, firefighters and troops, have been deployed to put out the blazes, the Rondonia government said

FM Shah Mehmood Qureshi calls his Turkish counterpart Mevlüt Çavusoglu

The leaders have been feuding in recent weeks, with Macron blaming Bolsonaro for fires in the Amazon

The injured woman was taken to hospital; an FIR has been lodged

Southeast Asia’s third-biggest economy seeks to replace old equipment to boost its defence capabilities

Cellphone has been retrieved but a micro SIM and a mini charger is still inside the inmate's stomach

Women remain under-represented in science and technology and are less likely to be promoted, research reveals

US president has put in place a policy of "maximum pressure" on Tehran over its disputed nuclear programme

Shavendra Silva has been accused by UN of committing war crimes during Sri Lanka's separatist conflict

The army says two Israeli drones had violated Lebanese airspace over Beirut before dawn on Sunday

Under the country's law, a bride has to select whether she is a Kumari (virgin), widow or divorced

"The main thing is our country's national interests," says Rouhani

Taliban would invite all Afghan groups to participate in future 'Islamic government': spokesman

Trump says Modi has Kashmir 'under control'; Modi admits Kashmir is a bilateral issue

'Detentions not only violate international law but clearly indicate stifling of freedom of expression in IOK'

Local civil society organisations in Myanmar's Shan state say more than 2,000 people have been displaced by conflict

Urging a ceasefire following deadly clashes

Both groups have been negotiating in Qatar since 2018 on a deal centred on the withdrawal of US forces

Banks of the city are issuing unprecedented profit warnings, while hotels and restaurants are half-empty

The agreement would cool trade dispute between the two allies just as a trade war between the US and China escalates

After French President said world leaders agreed to help the countries affected by the wildfires

The vessel was heading to Kalamata in southern Greece, but Greece said it would not offer any facilities to the tanker

Sudanese police say at least 16 people had been killed and forces had been dispatched to contain the fighting

More than 9,000 protesters join a peaceful anti-G7 march across a bridge linking France and Spain

A couple and their two children were aboard the helicopter along with the pilot

The fires have triggered a global outcry and are a major topic of concern at the G7 meeting in Biarritz

Represents a gamble by French president who seeks to soothe spiraling tensions between Iran and the US

Police fires water cannon and volleys of tear gas in running battles with brick-throwing protesters

Trade war between the world’s two largest economies escalated with both sides tariffs on each other’s exports

Three rockets were fired from Gaza into southern Israel

Hopes to disrupt hurricane formation before they make landfall in the US

First Indian prime minister to visit Bahrain, received the honour on Saturday night