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A Canadian national sentenced to nine years in jail a month after he was convicted of sexually abusing children.

The sale of weapons, including Abrams tanks and Stinger missiles, announced despite Chinese opposition.

Chile's populated capital Santiago, as well as the Valparaiso region, could be left without drinking water by 2030.

Emirati official says move part of transition from military to a 'peace-first' strategy and Saudi Arabia was consulted.

Princess Hassa bint Salman to be tried in absentia over allegations she asked a bodyguard to beat up a workman in 2016.

Save the Children says 439,812 suspected cases recorded this year and at least 193 children have died.

Under Trump's presidency, more than 80 environmental rules and regulations have been repealed, withdrawn, or weakened.

US financier appears in court on Monday for allegedly molesting underage girls for years and faces life in prison.

UNHRC says arbitrary detentions by both India and Pakistan lead to rights abuses, as New Delhi calls the report 'false'.

Unflattering remarks about Donald Trump, made by Britain's ambassador to the US, were leaked to pro-Brexit journalist.

Since the beginning of the cholera outbreak, Yemen has seen close to 1.5 million cases - one of them was my mother.

Female delegates at intra-Afghan talks in Doha say many women pin hopes on them to advance dialogue on women's rights.

Officials say the Kenyan racing routes' safety standards are now in compliance with the international regulations.

Tehran begins enriching uranium beyond deal limit as Beijing denounces US's 'unilateral bullying'.

In Alaska there are signs of trouble for some of the state's most iconic sights.

DR Congo rebel leader Bosco Ntaganda will be judged by ICC for allegedly overseeing massacres and using child soldiers.

Sri Lanka has drafted a new cybersecurity bill but experts warn country could be using political turmoil to pass laws.

Far-right party fails to pass three percent threshold in national election following years in legislature.

Georgia's economy is facing a difficult summer after Russian President Vladimir Putin's decision to ban flights between Russia and Georgia.

The bus with 50 passengers hit a divider on the Yamuna Expressway and fell into a drain near Agra city.

Moro considered releasing construction firm Odebrecht's confession to paying bribes in Venezuela, the Intercept reports.

Brazil defeated Peru to win its ninth Copa America title after a gap of 12 years.

Early results from Sunday's snap election showed the ND party was tipped to win.

Afghan delegates meet the Taliban in Qatar to find peace as yet another attack by armed group kills 14 people in Ghazni.

Debate over the morning-after pill has prevented the adoption of crucial guidelines for attending to sex abuse survivors