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Police officer freed from house arrest two weeks after 19-year-old Solomon Teka was shot, causing nationwide protests.

The 37-year-old opposition leader says he will challenge longtime President Yoweri Museveni 'on behalf of the people'.

About 25 percent of the world's population now struggles to eat 'safe, nutritious and sufficient food', UN report says.

Evelyn Hernandez was sentenced to 30 years for a suspected abortion. Her conviction was annulled and a new trial ordered

WHO also convenes emergency committee to decide if outbreak now constitutes an international health emergency.

Legal challenges expected as US law allows refugees to request asylum when they arrive in US regardless how they did so.

One vocal movement in the UK has started a people's uprising as a route towards environmental protection.

Floods and landslides wreak deadly havoc from the Himalayan foothills to low-lying camps housing Rohingya refugees.

US companies vulnerable to sanctions include tank engine maker Honeywell and private jets maker Gulfstream.

Under Stockholm ceasefire deal, Houthi and government representatives are tasked with withdrawing forces from key city.

Facebook campaign to draw other tourists to Georgia hatched as Russian arrivals slow.

France, Britain and Germany call on Iran and US to return to dialogue and end escalating tensions in Gulf.

Nobel laureates and prominent campaigners call for action 10 years after Russian reporter Natalia Estemirova was killed.

Dhaka University research team conducts two separate tests within a month to find antibiotics in five major milk brands.

Raids have been carried out after President Trump announced there'd be a crackdown on undocumented workers.

The first case of Ebola has been confirmed in Goma - home to one million people - raising concerns of its spread.

The Serb saved two championship points to retain his title in a tense and tight match that lasted nearly five hours.

The summer of discontent looks set to continue as grievances widen.

Hosts win their first World Cup title after edging past New Zealand at Lord's.

If successful, India will be the fourth country after the US, Russia and China to perform a 'soft' landing on moon.

Magnitude 7.3 earthquake damages homes southeast of Ternate in North Maluku province, prompting residents to flee.

Razan's family fled Syria's war in 2012 and sought asylum in the UK. Now, based in north England, the couple runs a cheese production compan...

Electoral law allows for both a president and prime minister but bars a multi-party system.

There are a number of reasons why Beijing continues to back Maduro's government despite suffering financial losses.

It is estimated that between 3,000 and 5,000 Yazidis were killed because of their religious beliefs, while many others are missing.