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Russia's revitalised pro-democracy movement is increasingly gaining ground in the Russian capital.

White House says migrants will be blocked from entering the US if they are likely to need public assistance.

Two sides have been negotiating in Doha for agreement that would see the US withdraw its troops from Afghanistan.

Judge delays implementation of findings linked to claim that Cyril Ramaphosa misled parliament about campaign donation.

Suspension of Monday flights marks yet another dramatic escalation in the 10-week crisis.

Heavy rains inundate much of Pakistan, leaving large parts of Karachi under water and causing at least 17 deaths.

Gold medallists Imboden and Berry could be penalised for kneeling and raising fist during medal ceremonies in Peru.

Jaslyk, where death and torture was common, is closing as Uzbekistan seeks to improve its image on the global stage.

The house was a child care centre for the children of parents who had to work overnight, local media reported.

Authorities say they are suspending departing and arriving flights after thousands of protesters enter arrivals halls.

Just how different is Trump's presidency from Reagan's?

Book by Manus Island refugee details harrowing journey from his native Iran to his detention at Manus Island.

It is a fragile success story. Their status went from 'critically endangered' for years to now 'endangered'.

The tens of thousands moved to relief camps can only wait before it is safe to return.

Protesters have adopted a hit-and-run strategy to create maximum disruption.

Around 600 mostly Filipino families could now face expulsion after losing their residency status.

As severe thunderstorms continue to hit parts of Europe, the results can be dramatic.

Funerals take place for the victims of explosion that took place near the eastern town of Morogoro.

Wartime defence chief vows to prioritise Sri Lanka's national security following Easter Sunday bombings in April.

Sandra Torres, of centrist National Unity of Hope, running up against Alejandro Giammattei, of right-wing Vamos party.

Shah Mehmood Qureshi says Islamabad seeking a diplomatic solution, but warns of potential consequences from India's revoking of Indian-admin...

Telephone and internet connections are still severed in Indian-administered part of the region after India revoked its autonomy.

Heavy rain and landslides force hundreds of thousands of people to take shelter in relief camps.

Demonstrators take over streets in two parts of the city, setting up another night of likely showdowns with police.

The Venezuelan government sells boxes of subsidised food but they are not arriving fast enough.