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Amid Kashmir unrest Indian high commissioner calls for greater trade and business with Pakistan

Gautam Bambawale gave the example of India-China relationship to prove his point.

Donald Trump's presidential win written in the heavens claims candidate's lawyer

Michael Cohen posted an image of a cloud shaped like Trump's head on Twitter as proof of his divine nomination.

Duterte to Abu Sayyaf: 'I will eat you alive – just give me salt and vinegar'

Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte issues fresh threat to Islamist group Abu Sayyaf.

Nemesis of communists, feminists and Democrats, Phyllis Schlafly dies at 92

Tough-as-nails conservative housewife left her mark on American politics and helped kill the Equal Rights Amendment.

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Shinzo Abe calls China 'important friend' as he talks maritime disputes with Xi Jinping

Leaders of China and Japan agree to ease tensions over territorial claims in their bilateral talks.

G20 summit: Chinese official rows with Obama's national security adviser on tarmac

Donald Trump would have ditched G20 Summit over 'disrespectful' China tarmac row with US official

Candidate would have told his aides: Close the doors, let's get out of here

Independent Russian polling group Levada Centre blacklisted and classed as a 'foreign agent'

The move means Levada will not be able to give independent information about Russia's parliamentary election.

EU migrants need to have jobs before coming to the UK under Theresa May's plans

The prime minister is said to be planning tougher entry rules for migrants in lieu of a points system.

White House cancels Philippines meeting hours after Duterte called Obama a 'son of a b****'

Duterte's a 'colourful guy' but 'I want a productive meeting,' said Obama of the decision to cancel.

How Rwanda seeks to promote stability and security by helping vendors off the streets

Capital Kigali launches a new modern market to accommodate 3,200 – mostly female – street vendors.

Keith Vaz's sexual torment is a tragedy not a farce

Though more Asian men and women have come out in recent years, most do not. The cost is too high.

David Davis: Britain will decide on our borders, our laws and the taxpayers' money

Davis faced MPs for the first time in the House of Commons as Brexit Secretary.

A lack of working class MPs opens the door to nasty populism

The fact that politics is, in class terms, increasingly unrepresentative of the wider public is worrying.

South Africa: Public face-off between ANC members shows divisions in Zuma's party

For the first time since apartheid, divisions within the ANC are played out in the open.

Junior doctors suspend September strike action across NHS England

But BMA says Jeremy Hunt is still ignoring union's request to stop the imposition of new contracts.

China is looking for new friends after US and Australia fallout – could Britain fill the void?

Theresa May will look to imitate David Cameron's close relationship with Xi Jinping.

Great British Bake Off reflects the country's cultural mix — and the racists hate it

There is an uneasiness among many people at the speed and extent to which British society is changing.

Australian-style visa system won't deliver the immigration control UK desires, says May

Conservative prime minister defended her stance during the G20 summit in China.

Jeremy Corbyn and Owen Smith should address the 'elephant in the room' says immigration expert

Ed Miliband adviser Professor Thom Brooks spoke to IBTimes UK about the issue.

Beijing is on the back foot over the South China Sea dispute - America must act now

The next US president should make ratification of UN Convention on the Law of the Sea a top priority.

South Sudan: Salva Kiir's government agrees to regional force deployment 'with no condition'

Regime under pressure to agree to troops after deadly fighting in capital Juba.

Syrian refugees in Turkey: 'They used to welcome us – now they throw stones'

Turks blame Syrians for everything from rise in Isis terror attacks and crime to stealing their husbands.

If Keith Vaz paid for sex, his prostitution report is biased and worthless

A report that backs decriminalisation is questionable if its chair has a vested interest to protect buyers.

Zimbabwe: Tajamuka social movement vows to protest as groups challenge regime over ban

IBTimes UK speaks to an activist about the will to protest - despite ban imposed by President Robert Mugabe.

Keith Vaz scandal: Who are the MPs to decide fate of under-pressure Home Affairs Committee chair?

Committee to meet on 6 September to decide if Vaz should fully step down following male escort allegations.

Owen Smith unveils fake Tory manifesto with 'watershed' warning to Labour members

Labour leadership challenger says his party faces 'irrelevance' if Jeremy Corbyn is re-elected.

Kashmir separatists snub Indian government-led all-party delegation

Key separatist leaders in Kashmir refuse to meet political representatives from New Delhi.

Xi Jinping to Park Geun-hye: 'Mishandling' North Korea issue could intensify conflicts in Korean peninsula

Xi Jinping told Park Geun-hye that both countries should respect each other's core interests.

Brexit debate: Watch MPs discuss holding second EU referendum

MPs to hold debate in Westminster Hall after petition attracts more than four million votes.

MPs debate second EU referendum as Theresa May faces immigration backlash

Debate comes after more than four million people signed an online petition over the historic vote.

Delhi's former women's minister arrested for rape as 'objectionable' posters appear in Goa

The arrest comes days after a leaked sex tape involving Sandeep Kumar was broadcast across the country.

Donald Trump's worst nightmare and tweeters' dream: #TacoTrucksOnEveryCorner

Washington Post estimates so many Mexican food trucks would create 63 million jobs

Mass protests erupt in Brazil against Temer government

Around 50,000 people turned up at a protest in Sao Paulo alone, organisers said.

Angela Merkel's CDU party hit hard at the ballot box in German state election

Merkel's immigration policy said to be behind her party's 3rd place in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.

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