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Kiranjit's farmer father died facing crippling debt. Now she's an activist working to reduce the suicide rate in Punjab.

A bomb rips through a wedding reception in Kabul, where members of the minority Shia Muslim community were celebrating.

A power-sharing deal between protesters and the army is signed and a council will temporarily run the country.

President Donald Trump says far-right rally being closely monitored amid fears of clashes with counter-demonstrators.

At least 18 people have been killed in a suspected Russian air strike on a camp for internally-displaced Syrians.

Energy giant Saudi Aramco says there were no interruptions or injuries in the drone attack, which caused 'limited fire'.

There is no such thing as a "resource curse" and Africans are no more corrupt than others.

Military council and protest leaders sign 'constitutional declaration' paving the way for transition to civilian rule.

For most people in Mexico, eating bugs has become normal and vendors seem to always have new recipes to offer.

The record heat continues to bring problems for some regions in the world.

France calls for an end to the fighting in Syria's last rebel-held area as thousands continue to flee their homes.

With the demonstrations growing louder by the day, he must also put an immediate end to state repression.

Indian authorities say they plan to restore landline service in the region gradually pending the security situation.

The orphaned dugong became a social media star after she was rescued and hand reared by biologists.

Thai government's top negotiator declines to comment on whether a meeting with BRN officials took place.

Justice Department seeks seizure of Iranian vessel citing US sanctions violations after Gibraltar orders it release.

The 66-year-old financier was found dead in his cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York on August 10.

Experts say there is a 50 percent chance Istanbul will be hit by a major earthquake in the next two decades.

The 17 sailors were seized from two ships that were attacked within hours while they were anchored off Douala port.

Pakistan accuses New Delhi of human rights abuses after Security Council meeting, India says Kashmir 'internal matter'.

The Chinese territory gears up for 11th weekend of anti-government protests as Beijing amasses forces at border.

Unlike many sports, men and women compete against each other.

Two Taliban sources confirm Haibatullah Akhundzada's sibling was killed in bomb explosion during Friday prayers.

Kick It Out says it rang the alarm bell after Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham was subjected to racist abuse online.

Torrential rain and strong winds injure dozens of people, with hundreds of flights cancelled and traffic paralysed.