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Transitional Military Council and Forces of Freedom and Change alliance sign 22-clause accord to form governing body.

In Nepal's Rautahat district, people say they are tired of the recurring floods and broken promises by national leaders.

Death toll in Eastern Europe and Central Asia rises by 5 percent in the past nine years, and 9 percent in the Middle East and North Africa.

At least 13 people killed in India's Mumbai after 100-year-old building crumbles amid heavy monsoon rains.

Holding fake funerals for their children or sending them to China are some of the ways parents try to provide safety.

A five-part series exploring the impact of algorithms on our everyday lives.

Jamaat-ud-Dawa, Lashkar-e-Taiba's humanitarian wing, says will challenge the arrest of its head and apply for bail.

Families, investigators urge Russia to cooperate, five years after plane shot down over rebel-held territory in Ukraine.

Statement comes amid questions over whereabouts of Panamanian-flagged oil tanker travelling in the Strait of Hormuz.

Amman moves to restore normal ties with Qatar more than two years after withdrawing its ambassador over Gulf crisis.

The decision comes after an Australian man pleaded for his Uighur wife and son, an Australian citizen, to be united.

Protesters in Hong Kong vow to defy what they see as China's efforts to tighten control.

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe jailed in Tehran since 2016 on sedition charges has been transferred to hospital, family says.

Three men to face trial for their alleged involvement in the murder of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.

Dr Leana Wen cites 'philosophical differences over the direction and future' of the US's leading abortion provider.

The US action against senior army officers comes as the military has continued to 'commit human rights violations'.

After extradition request, US authorities arrest Toledo, who faces corruption charges in Peru.

Doha says the seized air-to-air missile was sold to a 'friendly' third country that wishes not to be named.

US president again doubles down on his racially charged tweets against four Democratic congresswomen of colour.

Critics say the move targets Syrian refugees in Lebanon, but Palestinians fear they will also be hit.

Pew findings reveal largest increase in social hostilities towards religion in more than 10 years occurred in Europe.

Reacting to the decision, the family of Eric Garner, a black man, says 'we can’t breathe because they let us down'.

'Long-planned movement', says UK as Iran's supreme leader vows response to Britain's 'piracy' of its oil tanker.

A huge stash of weapons is found in Italy with neo-Nazi sympathisers and government says the seizure is unprecedented.

Increased screen time on social media and TV linked to depression, but playing video games make 'one more happy'.