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Authorities order people to take shelter in evacuation centres as torrential rains threaten to trigger landslides.

Political accountability for Khashoggi's murder means that G20 does not happen or moves elsewhere, Agnes Callamard says.

Americans should not seek 'middle ground' with those who support racist, anti-democratic policies.

Heaviest monsoon rains in a decade have breached a dam in the western Indian state of Maharashtra.

Lax regulation, bribery and corruption put lives at risk in China-fuelled development of once sleepy Sihanoukville town.

Suicide bomber detonates explosives vest in Tunis, the third such incident within a week in the Tunisian capital.

Sky-gazers rush to Latin America as they enjoy the first total eclipse since the US solar eclipse of August 2017.

Members of the community say their young people live in constant fear of police harassment because they are black.

Yanghee Lee tells Human Rights Council violations taking place in Rakhine and Chin states amid communications blackout.

Edward Gallagher was not found guilty of murder but convicted for posing with the corpse of a captive ISIL fighter.

Trump administration says it will begin printing 2020 census forms without the contentious question.

The first total solar eclipse since 2017 passes over parts of South America.

Abu Dhabi rebuffs reports linking it to US-made missiles in Libya battle, saying it's committed to UN arms embargo.

For ordinary Iranians, it's the US' economic threat that is most burdensome despite fears of a military confrontation.

Bill passed by right-wing Orban government enables takeover of research bodies run by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.

Japan has resumed commercial whaling in its waters despite global outrage.

Despite nominations, picks will still need to be debated and ratified by the European Parliament.

Prosecutors drop conspiracy charge, but plan to retry the No More Deaths activist on two counts of harbouring migrants.

Deal between Asmara and Addis Ababa has failed to 'pay dividends' for ordinary Eritreans, UN envoy says.

Brazil need the title to calm waters for Tite until 2022 World Cup, while Messi's team seeks first trophy in 26 years.

A pillar of journalism is being destroyed by oppressive governments, online mobs and profit-oriented media moguls.

President, 27 commissioners, 30,000 staff and 24 languages: explaining one of Europe's most misunderstood institutions.

Mind tricks? Bombastic Tory leadership hopeful says he identifies with Star Wars' tranquil guardians of peace.

Police are working to identify the body of a suspected stowaway who fell from a Kenya Airways flight over London.