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Indian Police kill rape-murder suspects, sparking celebrations

By Jalees Andrabi

Many social media users, including politicians and celebrities, hailed police.

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Online fundraiser for bushfire-hit koalas tops Aus$1 million

A so-called "Koala Ark" would be built for recovering koalas.

By AFP News

Body of missing British tourist found off Cambodia coast

Amelia Bambridge disappeared after a night of partying in a Cambodian island.

By AFP News

Rescuers hunt man missing after livestreaming Mt Fuji climb

The man appeared to slip and tumble off the side of the mountain before his livestream was cut off.

By AFP News

Boeing flight control system key factor in Lion Air crash: investigators

Details of a final report on the Lion Air crash -- expected to be made public this week -- were shown to grieving...

By AFP News

Indian tiger poacher with 'bear penis fetish' arrested

He is also being investigated for the killing of a tigress that went missing in the Pench Reserve in 2012.

By AFP News

At least 28 killed in Afghan mosque blast

Witnesses said the roof of the mosque had fallen through after the "loud" explosion.

By AFP News

Japan in non-stop search for typhoon survivors; toll at 74

Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako were "deeply grieving for so many people affected"

By Kyoko Hasegawa

Four-metre king cobra wrestled from sewer in Thailand

Thailand is teeming with reptiles, and several species of cobra are native to the southeast Asian country.

By AFP News

New Zealand creates unit to target, 'disrupt' online extremism

Companies such as Facebook, Amazon, Google, Twitter and Microsoft have all signed up to the initiative.

By AFP News

Taliban Kill At Least 48 In Bloody Day Ahead Of Afghan Polls

Taliban threatens even more violence in the coming days leading up to the elections.

By AFP News

Hong Kong protesters want Trump to 'liberate' the city, march to US Consulate

Hong Kong residents believe that the United States can intervene in their issues against China.

By James Patterson

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Iran seizes 8.8 tonnes of narcotics destined for Europe

By AFP News

Iran sits in the middle of a major illegal narcotics route between Afghanistan...

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle shine the light on foundation working for children of Nepal

By Barnali Pal Sinha

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle encouraged fans to support a cause close to...

Prince William, Kate Middleton may cancel Pakistan visit amid tensions in Kashmir

By Barnali Pal Sinha

Prince William and Kate Middleton are likely to cancel their official visit to...

Twitter promotes Chinese-made ads against Hong Kong protesters: Report

By Rishabh Jain

The social media platform has been accused of promoting Chinese-made ads that...

Mount Everest deaths: Shocking video shows how crowded summit is

By Inigo Monzon

New videos posted on Instagram showed a huge line of climbers as they wait...

North Korea's Kim Jong Un executes officials after failed US summit: reports

By Kalyan Kumar

Venting frustration at the failed Hanoi summit with President Donald Trump,...

Man electrocuted to death while using a charging phone

By Vaishnavi Vaidyanathan

The man was found lying motionless on the bed in his apartment by a relative....

India Elections 2019: Narendra Modi Secures Second Term With Landslide Win

By S Unnikrishnan Nair

Modi and his Bharatiya Janata Party improved on their last year's score in the...

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Indian Police kill rape-murder suspects, sparking celebrations

Online fundraiser for bushfire-hit koalas tops Aus$1 million

Body of missing British tourist found off Cambodia coast

Rescuers hunt man missing after livestreaming Mt Fuji climb

Boeing flight control system key factor in Lion Air crash: investigators

Indian tiger poacher with 'bear penis fetish' arrested

At least 28 killed in Afghan mosque blast

Japan in non-stop search for typhoon survivors; toll at 74

Four-metre king cobra wrestled from sewer in Thailand

New Zealand creates unit to target, 'disrupt' online extremism

Taliban Kill At Least 48 In Bloody Day Ahead Of Afghan Polls

Hong Kong protesters want Trump to 'liberate' the city, march to US Consulate

Iran seizes 8.8 tonnes of narcotics destined for Europe

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle shine the light on foundation working for children of Nepal

Prince William, Kate Middleton may cancel Pakistan visit amid tensions in Kashmir

Twitter promotes Chinese-made ads against Hong Kong protesters: Report

Mount Everest deaths: Shocking video shows how crowded summit is

North Korea's Kim Jong Un executes officials after failed US summit: reports

Man electrocuted to death while using a charging phone

India Elections 2019: Narendra Modi Secures Second Term With Landslide Win

How artificial intelligence systems could threaten democracy

How artificial intelligence systems could threaten democracy

How Amazon can deliver on its promise to reduce emissions

How Amazon can deliver on its promise to reduce emissions

Too many airplane systems rely on too few sensors

Too many airplane systems rely on too few sensors