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Amid a paralysing curfew for a third day, residents vow to resist India's move to scrap the region's special status.

Members of legal profession fear the prosecution of arrested protesters is taking on an increasingly political slant.

Palestinian activists are pressuring businesses in the occupied West Bank to cut economic ties with Israel and want the Palestinian Authorit...

The congresswoman representing the district has refused an invitation to meet the president.

Officials and witnesses said explosion occurred around 9am local time in western part of Afghanistan's capital.

The White House says it expects more talks with Beijing in September to negotiate the 'right deal'.

Critics demand dismissal of officers involved in 'racist' incident saying Texas police chief's apology was inadequate.

Health department says there were roughly 146,000 cases of the mosquito-borne virus from January to July.

Indian government's move came hours after it imposed a major security clampdown in the disputed region.

As Japan marks 74th anniversary of world's first nuclear bomb attack, we examine the events that shaped history.

Shootings that killed dozens have been linked to radical hate manifestos posted online.

Controversial bill passed after government revoked the region’s autonomy - under Article 370 of the constitution - following a massive tro...

Peace Now says the plan is the latest in a surge of such approvals since US President Donald Trump took office.

Morrison, a seminal voice in African American literature, had 'a long, well lived life', her family says.

Two priests and a gardener face to 50 years in jail on charges of sexually abusing deaf students in Argentina's Mendoza.

Rwanda has tightened Ebola screening and security measures along its border, in a challenge for health workers.

Globally the UN says the industry is responsible for more carbon emissions than aviation and maritime shipping combined.

Residents wary and anxious as lockdown in the Muslim-majority region for a second straight day hits normal life.

Officials in South Korean capital removes banners that read 'I won't go [to Japan], I will not buy [Japanese products]'.

Conservationists doubt theory that lifting hunting ban and controlling elephant population will stem attacks on humans.

Prime Minister Khan due to address session in the capital, as military leadership also meets to discuss Indian move.

India's BJP government brings bill to carve two 'union territories' out of Muslim-majority state which is under curfew.

Suspect broke into political commentator's home in Kyoto last month and sprayed unknown chemicals on the victim.

Pedro Pierluisi was sworn on Friday but the Senate filed a lawsuit saying he is illegitimate unless it confirms him.

Visitors who have travelled to North Korea since March 1, 2011 will have to apply for tourist or business visas.