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Protest was held to pressurise government to exempt journalists from laws restricting access to sensitive information

The aim is to still get a peace agreement at some point, a political agreement, says Mark Esper

The 8,000-year-old natural pearl was found in the floor of a room discovered during excavations at Marawah Island

Parliament can't change government's policy or determination, says minister

Indian Supreme Court's verdict on Ayodhya issue is expected soon

20,000 Muslims protested to demand the execution of a young Hindu man

Indian charge d'affaires summoned; FO says India targeting civilians to divert attention from IOK 'nightmare'

Election commission apologises to public over delay in announcement of results

From blocking airports to using encrypted messaging apps

The bus, laden with people and goods, was travelling from Lufu to Kinshasa when the brakes failed

McDonnell says Johnson’s decision to send an unsigned letter to the EU requesting a delay to Brexit

Among those arrested is head of the gold mining company Sissim

A United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime study says South Asia's crime groups net more than $60 billion a year

The institution briefly became known for skinhead attacks on its students as Russia’s interest in Africa declined

Tourism accounts for 18 per cent of Thailand's gross domestic product

Turkey had agreed to suspend its Syria offensive for five days

Political activists arrested and daily life, internet, phone communications interrupted in IOK: US congressman

740,000 Rohingya fled Myanmar in August 2017 in the face of a military crackdown

The demonstrators are demanding a sweeping overhaul of Lebanon's political system

After MPs refused to back British prime minister's Brexit deal

Two people shot, thousands injured and more than 2,300 people arrested since June

Police vans fan out around the city

Some 400 families were sheltering in a gym in the city

The offensive has killed dozens of civilians, mainly on the Kurdish side

It has already been postponed twice

India was reluctant to open Kartarpur corridor, says FM Shah Mehmood Qureshi

Sanders campaign is hoping for a boost from the show of support - and also to ward off concerns about his health

Presidential spokesman says Ankara has no intention of 'occupying' any part of Syria

Police searches for bodies in the rubble as the death toll reaches 69

Just 49 people travelled to give the plane sufficient fuel range to travel without re-fuelling

US troops will continue campaign against Islamic State militants, help defend Iraq: defense secretary

Nationalisation of an oil pipeline in 2018 is one of the major criticisms leveled against him

He says the search for another site for Camp David will also begin immediately

Building collapses in Brazil tend to happen in poorer neighborhoods

Result is major blow to Johnson who said he would rather be 'dead in a ditch' than prolong Brexit process

Turkey had agreed to suspend its Syria offensive for five days

As Trump announced a partial deal after meetings in Washington with the Chinese trade delegation

Critics say the system entrenches ethnic divides and has hobbled Bosnia with a sprawling and unwieldy government

The first three days of clashes alone had cost an estimated 1,575,000 euros in damage

Village was named in memory of Muslims who migrated in 1947

The unrest started as a fare-dodging protest against the hike in metro ticket prices in January

More than 10 people are believed to be missing

He says that Trump's decision to withdraw US troops would help Washington's foes and hurt its allies

Images go viral on social media, drawing the ire of users

If convicted, they will face up to 15 years in prison

She says the royal trip has been really special

It is widely seen as too close to call but Johnson warned his deal was still the best way out of the tortuous process

PM Johnson needs to find 319 other deal supporters to be certain of getting approval for the revised deal

Teachers in red T-shirts, sweatshirts were on picket lines outside many of the city’s public schools

Pitched major polluters, like the US, against those set to bear the biggest burden of the crisis, such as Africa