Aleppo blitz: Children's corpses pulled from rubble in worst air raid on Syrian city under siege
Graphic images show rescue workers and civilians pulling out bodies – many of them young children and babies.
Footage shows warplanes pounding Aleppo with white phosphorus munitions say activists
Human rights groups have previously denounced the use of the incendiary bombs as violations of international humanitarian law
Al-Qaeda accuses Pakistan of playing 'dirty game' in Kashmir, warns India not to trust Islamabad
The terror group called for the liberation of Kashmir from the influence of Pakistan's military and intelligence agencies.
Indian film workers association asks Pakistani artistes to leave country in 48 hours
The development comes amid the ongoing tension between India and Pakistan in the aftermath of the Uri attack in Jammu and Kashmir.
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US and Russia still at loggerheads as Syrian civilians continue to bear brunt of violence.
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Militant group Abu Sayyaf releases Indonesian man taken hostage on 3 August
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Baloch activists protest outside UN, say 'Save World from Pakistan Terror'
Pakistan Army is Isis in uniform, claims American Friends of Balochistan founder Ahmar Musti Khan
Nigeria asks UN to negotiate release of kidnapped Chibok girls as it can do no more
President Buhari says he has struggled over two years to identify credible Boko Haram leaders for talks.
Pakistan rakes up Kashmir issue at UN, India hits back accusing it of being 'host to Ivy League of terrorism'
India says Taxila, a place of learning in ancient times near Islamabad, is now a terror training centre.
DRC opposition leader Moise Katumbi accuses President Joseph Kabila of 'killing his own people'
Moise Katumbi's claim comes after 44 died in clashes between anti-government protesters and police.
Violence erupts in Charlotte over doubts about police shooting of Keith Scott
Protests turn violent amid the deadly police shooting of a black man and the wildly different versions of what happened.
US fighter jet crashes off Japanese island of Okinawa
The pilot was rescued from the crash site 150km from the coast of Kunigami village.
UN says it is ready to resume aid convoys in Syria
The announcement comes just days after an attack on a humanitarian aid convoy killed 20 people.
DRC opposition seeks fresh sanctions against officials responsible for protesters' deaths
Opposition leader, Moise Katumbi said only sanctions can stop the killings and bring stability in Congo.
National Guard deployed to Charlotte after man shot in night of violent protest over police killing
State of Emegency declared as protests spiral out of control.
Ministry of Defence launches new probe into British troops' actions in Afghanistan
The investigation has sparked anger that the target of UK soldiers is pursued by 'parasitic lawyers'.
Iraq: Isis suspected of firing mustard gas at US and Iraqi troops, say reports
A shell, suspected of carrying mustard gas, landed at the Qayyara air base, south of Mosul on 20 September
Boris Johnson cites 'strong' evidence Russia hit UN aid convoy as US urges grounding Syria planes
The UK Foreign Secretary says there were only two possible culprits in the attack that killed 20.
Boko Haram face defeat as Nigeria-led 8,700 coalition task force recapture controlled town
Multinational task force engaged in fierce battle with terrorists in Borno, as part of Operation Lafiya Dole.
Burundians suffer executions, torture and rape among human rights abuses says UN
UN report names suspects and says government used security apparatus to carry out possible crimes against humanity.
Niger Delta Greenland Justice Mandate: Violence continues with new group's Crocodile Tears Operation
NDGJM not taking part in one-month-long ceasefire the government and other groups reached in August.
Doctors perish in Syrian air strikes as medics and aid workers become routine targets of war
Four medical workers were killed in the bombings over rebel held Khan Tuman.
Violent protest erupts over US police shooting of black man Keith Lamont Scott
Family says Scott was killed without provocation; police say he threatened them with a gun.
40 multinational troops killed in northeast Nigeria, Islamic militants claim
Multinational force comprising troops from Niger, Chad, Cameroon and Benin comes under attack.
US accuses Russia of devastating bombing on humanitarian aid convoy in Syria
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Isis starts work on moat around Mosul as battle for key Iraqi city looms
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Protesters demand UK government stop DRC President Joseph Kabila from pursuing third term
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Obama's bloody legacy will be Syria's destruction at Putin's hands
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DRC election talks suspended following violence and tear gas in Kinshasa
African Union claims the current tension in the capital Kinshasa did not allow for the dialogue to continue.
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