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Balochistan: US says it respects territorial integrity of Pakistan

Pakistan says India is trying to divert attention from Kashmir unrest.

India and France on the brink of finalising €7.8bn Rafale jet deal

French Defence Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian is expected to land in India in the coming days to ink the deal.

Protesters try to disrupt Mexican President's independence day celebrations following a visit by Donald Trump

Several thousand protesters marched towards the Zocalo where they hoped to disrupt the traditional cry of independence.

Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte denies ordering death squads

A witness had earlier testified in front of a Philippines Senate Committee that he was part of a squad that killed criminals.

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UC Berkeley suspends course on Palestine, debate over academic freedom erupts

Pro-Israel activists and anti-Semitism watchdog groups have welcomed the decision.

Manus Island asylum seekers write to Obama and UN appealing for freedom

The refugees say they are trying to build pressure on Australia to end their suffering.

Brazil's former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva

Former Brazilian president Lula rejects corruption charges against him

The ex-president is accused of being the 'boss' of a huge corruption scheme that cost the state oil company, Petrobras.

Sadiq Khan backs Hillary Clinton for US president, says anti-Muslim views 'play into the hands of Isis'

Khan gave a speech at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs during his first official visit to the US.

Colombia president apologises for country's role in mass killing of leftist activists in 1980s

Around 5,000 supporters were assassinated by right-wing paramilitary groups 3 decades ago.

Donald Trump describes black pastor who interrupted his speech in her church as 'nervous mess'

Trump insists audience demanded to let him speak but witnesses say he was heckled.

Japan to increase military activities and patrols in South China Sea with US

Japan is stepping up its activities apparently in response to what it sees as Chinese aggression in the region.

Canadian man detained in China on spying charges, freed

Kevin Garratt's release comes one week after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's first official visit to China.

Deutsche Bank asked to pay $14bn by US DoJ to settle claims related to residential mortgage-backed securities

The German lender said it has no intent to settle the claims anywhere near the figure cited.

NHS 'weekend effect': Stephen Hawking and other scientists urge inquiry into Jeremy Hunt's claims

The health secretary has been accused of breaking down trust with the medical profession.

Australian authorities confirm wing part found off Tanzania coast belongs to missing MH370

The Australian Transport Safety Bureau is now studying the flaperon to extract clues about the plane's last moments.

Kim Jong-un regime ready to launch 'another attack', says North Korean foreign minister

Pyongyang's top authority reiterates that the North's nuclear test is to counter threats from the US.

Congressional report finds Edward Snowden did 'tremendous damage' to US

The report coincided with a new film about the ex-NSA contractor.

George Osborne vows to push ahead with his Northern Powerhouse economic plan

The ex-Chancellor will chair a new think tank aimed at boosting England's northern cities.

Ben Needham: Witness says toddler who went missing in Greece may have been 'killed by digger'

The 21-month-old disappeared on the island of Kos in 1991.

Donald Trump Jr makes 'gas chamber' quip while attacking media

Trump insists he was referring to the death penalty.

California teacher docked students' grades for refusing to stand for the Pledge of Allegiance

The two students were removed from the teacher's advisory period classroom following the incident.

The great religious taboo: Why are girls taught that periods are God's curse?

Misogyny and religion seem inextricably linked - blood means God shuns 'unclean' women.

Nude photos and the moral dilemmas posed by the right to privacy

At what point should the rights of an individual to privacy be subjugated to the greater good of society?

Boxing promoter Don King set to have road where he 'stomped man to death' named after him

Cleveland City Council is expected to name a stretch of Cedar Avenue 'Don King Way'.

Russia accuses US of failing to abide by Syrian truce as humanitarian aid is delayed

Moscow says moderate opposition led by the US still carrying out residential attacks.

Philippines tells the US: 'We cannot forever be the little brown brothers of America'

Philippines sees the US as an ally but it will not accept lectures on human rights.

Who is Renho Murata, the former model aiming to revitalise Japan's ailing opposition?

Renho is first woman to be elected as leader of the centre-left Democrat party.

German town erupts in violence as far-right supporters clash with asylum seekers

Bautzen has become a flashpoint for anti-refugee sentiment.

Violence flares during labour reform protests in Paris, Nantes and other French cities

Protesters throwing petrol bombs clash with police firing tear gas as thousands of people take to the streets.

Donald Trump's medical shows he is bordering on obese and takes drugs for high cholesterol

The GOP candidate said he wanted to lose weight.

Burundi: Reporters Without Borders reiterate call for probe into journalist's forced disappearance

Iwacu journalist Jean Bigirimana was allegedly forcibly disappeared in Burundi on 22 July.

Typhoon Meranti photos: China and Taiwan lashed by strongest storm of the year

Parts of Fujian Province were battered by the heavy downpours, while ships in Kaohsiung Harbour capsized.

Ohio police shoot dead 13-year-old boy because he had a BB gun

Boy was a suspect in a robbery in Columbus.

Why Barack Obama wants to push TTIP through before he leaves the White House

US has enjoyed huge success in a long-term, bipartisan goal of backing growth of free trade across the world.

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