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Time is short and fundraising dollars increasingly focus on likely winners, making this debate a struggle for survival.

It is the second potential environmental catastrophe for the company in just over a year.

Iraq's oil ministry says it’s making progress to reduce imports and increase revenues.

Shia and Sunni authorities both claim rights over the same community properties such as mosques and religious sites.

Planting spree, which officials say is world record, is part of a campaign to fight deforestation and climate change.

Renegade military commander Haftar rejects ceasefire, vows to press on with 4-month offensive to take Tripoli.

A decade later, one of the world's most dangerous armed groups is still wreaking havoc in the region it sprouted from.

Amid allegations of rights abuses, Xinjiang governor insists centres are necessary to fight 'extremism' and 'terrorism'.

Refugees in Cox's Bazar question Myanmar motives amid Rakhine unrest, but some see 'breakthrough' in repatriation talks.

Military said at least 17 people were killed including 12 civilians and five soldiers with death toll likely to rise.

Critics say police tactics undermine public trust in force once seen as 'Asia's finest' but now the target of anger.

Protesters block train doors in morning rush hour forcing commuters to try and find other ways to get to work.

Global Witness finds Guatemala experienced sharpest increase in number of land, environmental defenders murders in 2018.

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed willing to testify if the US government decides not to seek the death penalty against him.

House panel says 'corporate and foreign interests use unique access to advocate for transfer of US nuclear technology'.

The legislation would have blocked the sale of certain weapons to Saudi Arabia and other countries.

Air raids by coalition forces at a busy market in the northern Saada province kills civilians, including two children.

Officials say clashes broke between organised crime groups early on Monday at the Altamira prison in northern Brazil.

Locals question why the agrochemical company has received huge tax breaks to grow GMO seeds in the US territory.

The conflict in Kasai-Central province has caused the exodus of more than a million people.

Despite political tensions, Indian squad will travel to Islamabad for Davis Cup tie in September, officials confirm.

Government delegation holds repatriation talks to convince Rohingya refugees to return to Rakhine state.

US media report 19-year-old Santino William Legan identified as gunman. Search still on for possible accomplice.

Murder charges filed against legislator Kuldeep Singh Sengar, who the woman's family alleges organised the collision.

Boris Johnson is looking to strengthen London's relationship with Scotland as he makes his first trip there as the UK prime minister.