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Guatemalan protesters march against Morales's decision to end the work of a UN-backed anti-corruption body.

US insisting on unilateral and complete denuclearisation, but North Korea demands 'simultaneous' action.

Incident comes a day after separate shootings at a Wisconsin workplace and outside a Pennsylvania courthouse.

London art show expands traditional idea of addiction to include self-harm, social media and consumer behaviour.

US State Department argues the decline was caused by the near-defeat of armed groups such as ISIL.

Plans to deepen EU ties with Cairo over migration crisis would turn 'a blind eye' to human rights abuses, critics say.

At least 64 people missing following a landslide near an abandoned quarry site in the central province of Cebu.

A few families in Cambodia's southwest lead resistance effort against large resort including casino and golf courses.

Yemen commander Aidarous al-Zubaidi says Hodeidah offensive launched by UAE-Saudi coalition will not stop again.

Far-right French politician shared images of atrocities carried out by ISIL with the caption 'Daesh is this'.

Gale force winds hit the British Isles, disrupt travel, damage property and leave 200,000 people without power.

EU leaders consider new North African partnerships as they meet in Austria.

Tanzanian government confirms 40 people killed when ferry capsized on Lake Victoria with 200 aboard.

A Hungarian appeals court confirms throwing stones at police can be ruled as terrorism.

Umrah and Hajj tour agents say Riyadh has stopped issuing visas to Palestinians who hold temporary Jordanian passports.

Taunting Israel, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah boasts about armed group's upgraded military capabilities.

Amid deepening crisis, President Omar al-Bashir is trying to buy time ahead of the 2020 elections.

The war in Yemen has created the largest humanitarian catastrophe on the planet today.

Brexit rhetoric heats up with EU leaders denouncing UK's plan, and France's Macron calling its proponents 'liars'.

Mo'men Abu Ayadeh was shot and killed late on Wednesday during routine protests against Israeli blockade.

Authorities in the East African country deny legislator has been arrested and say he was escorted home.

Moon Jae-in says North Korea wants to speed up the agreed denuclearisation process and arrange a new meeting with Trump.

Flight 9W 697 carrying 166 passengers landed back in Mumbai after passengers complained of ear pain and nose bleeding.

Economic impact of sanctions over Iran’s nuclear programme has made the Shia pilgrimage journey too expensive.

India's indigenous children are more likely to die or suffer from malnutrition than those from other communities.

Amnesty International calls on the Egyptian government to release people detained for peacefully expressing opinions.

Former Malaysian PM charged with four counts of abuse of power, 21 counts of money laundering over transfer of funds.

Unprecedented move came after claims of vote-rigging in favour of a candidate backed by Putin sparked protests.

US secretary of state says he has invited North Korean foreign minister for talks on sidelines of UN General Assembly.

The relaunch has been suspended for strategic reason and had nothing to do with politics, aviation minister said.

Two-year exclusive investigation reveals cruel treatment of animals performing in country’s marine theme parks.

Rwanda's push for gender equality hailed by some, but others call it 'smokescreen' for government repression.

Why the Russian intelligence agencies keep failing abroad.

Austria wants to reduce the number of asylum seekers crossing its border to zero.

The ruling Liberal Democratic Party vote sets Abe on track to become Japan's longest-serving prime minister.

Argentinian president expected to lose support after tax increase proposal, but Cristina de Kirchner’s alleged corruption is expected...

Sunday's poll will neither be free nor fair with President Abdulla Yameen's ally administering the vote, say critics.

Death toll from landslide caused by Typhoon Mangkhut rises to 81, three days after it battered northern Luzon island.

Twitter users react with anger and compassion after death of another 'manual scavenger', raising $70,000 for his family.

It was a week of two powerful storms hitting two different regions of the world.