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He left Bolivia last month and initially received asylum in Mexico

Nearly 2,500 murders were reported between January and November in Jalisco

It represents Assam, its culture and collective political and social aspirations of its people, says a student

Security tightened ahead of an upcoming visit to Macau by President Xi Jinping

Authorities maintain internet bans, curfews in some regions and train services suspended

Jamaica's Toni-Ann Singh just won Miss World 2019, beating India and France

The Lebanese Civil Defense said it treated 54 people for injuries, taking more than half to hospital

The search continues for the final two missing bodies

Last year, mines and other explosive remnants of war killed or wounded 1,391 Afghans

Like most Arab countries, the United Arab Emirates has no diplomatic relations with Israel

Turkish FM says Ankara is trying to overcome the issue through dialogue

British people first voted in favor of Brexit in a June 2016 referendum

According to media reports, the CIA determined that crown prince Mohammad bin Salman personally ordered the hit

Students were mobilising Muslims via doorstep invitations for a bigger protest

United Nations hopes Indian Supreme Court will carefully review Modi govt's Citizenship Amendment Bill

Imran holds wide-ranging talks with Saudi crown prince; two leaders vow to take bilateral relations to new levels

BJP spokesperson hits out at Congress MP after his 'Savarkar' jibe at India's ruling party

International travel magazine cites vast array of must-see sights, relaxed visa restrictions for country's ranking

The SNP won 48 of Scotland's 59 seats in the UK parliament in Thursday's national election

Footage of the incident goes viral on social media with users mercilessly trolling Modi

Two Bangladeshi ministers cancel India visit, term allegations of persecution of minorities baseless

Three others injured, undergoing treatment

Promises to step down once major problems left by the previous government are solved

Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain and Egypt cut diplomatic, trade links with Qatar in 2017

US agrees to cancel planned tariffs, without a similar commitment from China

North Korea vows an ominous 'Christmas gift' if the US does not come up with concessions by the end of the year

Two shot dead, 26 hospitalised after security forces fired blank at protesters

Scientists have amassed a mountain of evidence pointing to even more dire impacts on the near horizon

US has expressed mounting concern about the flurry of attacks on Iraqi bases used by US troops

Ruling in the case would come less than six months before Americans go to the polls in November

Incident occurred in mid-November as the pro-democracy movement was in its fifth month

Conservatives promise to get Britain out of the European Union on January 31

Victory shows the hard work of our community, says TeK President Fahim Kiyani

The round, green-tinted lenses and their golden frame belonged to Alan Herring

Both leaders share an unconventional political style and go-it-alone diplomatic policies

10 people including four women and a child were killed, says official

The 16-year-old Swedish activist says youth can 'no longer take that tomorrow for granted'

'I never imagined that I'd be president'

Conservative party secures more than 360 of 650 seats in House of Commons

New law doesn't extend the same protection to Muslim migrants as to six other religious minorities fleeing persecution

First Scotland independence referendum failed in 2014, when 55% voted in favour of preserving its membership in UK

Turkish engineering firm wins tender to provide technical training to Pakistani pilots

US special envoy meets FM, COAS as Doha talks ‘briefly paused’ over Bagram base attack

Doctors say many patients have reported partial recovery after listening to Sufi music

Cause of blast in eastern city of Blankenburg is not yet known

Two people have been killed by police in Assam amid protests against controversial new citizenship rules

Japanese PM had announced plans to visit India next week for talks with Narendra Modi

India has some of the toughest anti-rape laws but it has little impact

First time India is using religion as a criterion for granting citizenship, excludes Muslims from its ambit

Papua's glaciers have shrunk by some 85 per cent in the past few decades