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On Sunday, CTS's Facebook and Twitter pages said coup was underway

She confronted man abusing Jewish family on London underground train

Ministry for information technology did not respond to a request for comment

Lam said that her government would "listen humbly" to the public

As Southern Africa's desert nation goes to the polls on Wednesday

Hidden haul worth £17,000 was strewn across Italian valley after being dug up and devoured by hogs

Diplomats say that a compromise now appeared to be on the cards

Nearly half a million people fled their homes in the first days after the earthquake

Councils have historically been firmly in the grip of the Beijing-aligned establishment

Gallagher was accused in the stabbing to death of a wounded militant Islamic State prisoner in Iraq in 2017

As the 48-year-old Australian is still fighting a US bid to extradite him from Britain

Researchers say findings are a 'big deal' with cases falling by more than 70% in field trials

After thrashing suspects to death, angry mob set their van on fire

Attack happens on a road frequently used by UN traffic shuttling workers between central Kabul and UN compound

PTI core committee urges ECP to probe funding sources of all political parties

Yao Jing says Pakistan and China have stepped up efforts to promote 'third party investment'

'Those who use rape as a weapon know just how powerfully it traumatises and how it suppresses voice and agency'

Case was adjourned until December 12

Two sides lobbed molotov cocktails at each other from behind barricades set up in small alleyways

He was convicted of posing with the slain fighter's body in a group picture with other SEALs

Occupied region’s Muslims had little political, administrative power even before India scrapped special status

Saudi Arabia inks $3.5B deal with Moscow, Greece remains top buyer

Amnesty International says more than 100 demonstrators were believed to have been killed

Individual governments or individual civil society organisations have not made any move, says AJK president

Authorities struggle to quash demands for universal suffrage after six months of violent pro-democracy protests

Riyadh, Washington still unable to provide concrete proof linking Iran to the attack

Conservatives have seen their popularity surge since Johnson took over from Theresa May four months ago

At least 32 people have been killed in violence that erupted after a disputed election on October 20

Government imposed a near-total Internet blackout more than a week ago amid violent protests

Police were deployed at some polling stations and on city streets, but the presence was not particularly heavy

Scandal engulfing Trump has created an awkward and unprecedented

Immigrants and their children are being forced to defend their loyalty to the United States

One woman is killed in France every three days by their partner or ex-partner

There are fewer than 80 Sumatran rhinos left in the world, according to WWF

Situation in occupied territory far from normal

US President Donald Trump vows to withdraw American troops from Afghanistan

Writer Pyare Singh Manu, 82, will visit his native village in Vehari

Right wing Hindu students protested against Feroz Khan’s appointment at Banaras Hindu University

Such actions cannot be justified in the name of freedom of expression, says Foreign Office

Homes hit in the early hours amid torrential rains

French defence minister speaks at the annual Manama Dialogue on regional security

Signals his return to the social media site in a series of tweets

The average retirement age for doctors in France is 67, but Chenay does not see himself stopping

The crisis is the worst in three decades of Chilean democracy

As militants battle for power with the North African UN-recognised govt

Some Labour MPs have said they will vote against their own party's deal and in favour of staying in the EU

Morales, who had been seeking a fourth term, claimed he won the vote, but opposition groups said it was rigged

President Xi Jinping said China wants a deal but is "not afraid" to "fight back" if necessary

Two men unload dozens of long metal poles from a small truck, stacking them on the ground

Unlike Nixon, however, Trump appears to enjoy support of Republican lawmakers, at least for the time being