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Pressure mounts on Modi government as curfew continues in India's Kashmir

Modi administration exhorted to initiate political process to resolve tensions in Kashmir.

China expresses anger over 'incorrect' flag displayed at Rio 2016 Olympics

The position of the stars was pointed out by Chinese citizens during medal ceremonies.

Thousands of Pokemon fans gather in Yokohama for gigantic Pikachu parade

The release of Nintendo's popular Pokemon Go game has made the character more popular.

Amazon Japan raided by competition watchdog – Reports

The raid was apparently to check if Amazon was pressurising retailers to sell products at a cheaper price on its website.

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Indian truck driver dies after jumping into river to escape cow vigilantes

Manu Bhai was thrashed by a group of people after his truck ran over three cows.

Japan emperor Akihito: Full speech outlines health concerns and future for the Imperial Family

82-year-old's video message paves way for son to take over.

North Korea keeps food and fuel prices stable despite international sanctions

Domestic production of essential items and an informal market system help keep prices steady in North Korea.

Malaysia brands Isis 'a real threat', revokes passports of 68 citizens linked to the group

Country's armed forces are also hunting down Isis perpetrators responsible for the Movida nightclub attack.

Japanese emperor Akihito hints at abdication in rare televised address

The emperor did not mention the word 'abdication' in his address as it involves legal and political procedures.

Iran in talks to buy 20 Japanese jets from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries subsidiary

Iran has already signed multi-billion draft deals with Boeing and Airbus to buy 200 new aircraft.

Deadly bomb blast targets hospital in Pakistan's Quetta, kills at least 53

Balochistan's Chief Minister Sanaullah Zehri suspects Indian intelligence agency's hand in the blast.

Hillary Clinton opens 23-point lead over Trump with women voters

Third national poll finds Clinton holds widening lead over GOP candidate.

Tropical storm Earl batters Mexico as landslides and floods leave dozens dead

Hurricane Earl battered Belize in the Caribbean before weakening into a storm.

Senator Marco Rubio says Zika- infected women should not be allowed abortions

Florida is the second worst Zika-affected state in the US.

US proposes 4,000-member protection force under UN peacekeeping mission in South Sudan

US also proposed imposing arms embargo on the country if the government obstructs force deployment.

Japan intensifies patrols in East China Sea after record 13 coast guard ships of Beijing spotted

In an unprecedented move, 13 Chinese coast guard vessels were spotted near the disputed chain of islands.

American Nazi leader says Trump presidential win would offer 'real opportunity' to build white power

'Our people need to get their healthy, racial spirit back up,' says US Nazi Party chairman.

Erdogan vows to deliver death penalty if Turkey's parliament votes in favour of reinstation

Over a million people turned out for the Democracy and Martyrs' Rally in Istanbul.

US military denies capture of soldier Ryan Larson by Isis in Afghanistan

Loss of soldier's ID and weapons in Afghanistan 'unfortunate' says US Army spokesman.

All Russian Paralympians banned from Rio 2016 due to state-sponsored doping

Head of the International Paralympic Committee said Russia had 'catastrophically' failed its athletes.

Istanbul Turkey Erdogan rally August 2016

Supporters of President Erdogan hold huge pro-government rally in Istanbul

Turkey condemns comments by Germany that rallies are reminiscent of the Nazi era.

Isis claim responsibility for machete attack on female police officers in Belgium

The attacker is described as a 33-year-old Algerian named only as 'KB'.

Majority of Thailand electorate votes in favour of junta-backed constitution

Thailand's PM Prayuth Chan-ocha says they will be a general election in 2017.

Police uncover body during search for suspected 16-year old 'legal high' victim

Nathan Wood, 16, was last spotted near the River Dart on 5 August.

A man identifying himself as Shahram Amiri,

Executed scientist was under 'psychological pressure' to reveal Iran's nuclear secrets

Iran claims Amiri offered to tell the US about its nuclear research.

US Army Punisher XM-25 grenade launcher 2

SAS use prototype 'Punisher' weapon system against Isis in Libya

US-made, precision grenade launcher was used by the SAS in hour-long firefight.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi finally breaks silence on beef-related violence

Indian prime minister condemns cow vigilantes and says their actions 'make him angry'.

Macedonian storms leave 15 dead and 22 injured as floods destroy hundreds of homes

Freak storms that caused flash flooding have wreaked devastation on Skopje.

Two skydivers killed during tandem jump after parachute deploys 'after impact'

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is set to take over the investigation.

Russian drone entered Israeli territory but IDF could not shoot down UAV

Lebanese militant group Hezbollah earlier claimed its fighters had sent the drone.

Oscar Pistorius hospitalised for slashing his wrists after 'self-harming in prison'

Paralympic gold medallist told prison staff he had injured himself by tumbling out of bed.

White House releases guide detailing how terror suspects are targeted in drone strikes

The Obama administration had refused to acknowledge the existence of the programme.

Syrian rebels claim to have broken Aleppo siege amidst heavy fighting

Bashar al-Assad's forces and pro-regime media outlets have denied the rebels' claim.

Thailand referendum on junta-backed constitution underway

More than 50 million people are eligible to vote in the referendum.

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