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Nearly 100 people allegedly killed by security forces during anti-government protests.

Despite strong criticism from rights groups and opponents, Pakistan's upper house adopts controversial bill.

One five-week period this year saw six reported sightings of drones by pilots.

Acquisition of the stake would have given the companies controlling interest in Ausgrid for 99 years.

Police gave chase as teenager fled when they stopped him and a friend over reports of vandalism.

The Chinese fishing boat collided with a Greek cargo ship in the disputed waters near Senkaku Islands.

Russian president Vladimir Putin held a security council meeting to discuss the claims over Crimea.

Unlawful killings and other police abuses persist as culprits are rarely brought to justice.

Top US commander specifically called for India's assistance in repairing and servicing Russia-made aircraft.

Women and Child Development minister Maneka Gandhi started the campaign by tweeting the picture of her family.

Around 76 employees have allegedly died due to exposure to the chemicals at the South Korean firm's factories.

Either President Edgar Lungu and Hakainde Hichilema need 50% of votes to win the election.

Lawyer Alex Magaisa tells IBTimes UK the regime faces challenges with current military generals.

Hospital manager says 55 injured hours before Russia-backed ceasefire due to start.

Ecuador and Sweden have agreed on the legal framework for questioning Assange.

Wayne Nickerson caught the two-pounder off Cape Cod - his second in 35 years.

It is said to be one of the biggest amount ever paid to someone by a British force in a privacy case.

The Gaofen 3 Earth observation satellite was launched on Wednesday from Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center.

Trump says withdrawal of US troops from the Middle East created a void that was filled by Isis.

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko hits back at Russia's 'insane and cynical' claims.

The Drug Enforcement Administration is expected to announce changes to its marijuana research policy on Thursday, 11 August.

The minister stated that many of the claims are 'false allegations' used to gain entry into the country.

The man, identified as Aaron Driver, was killed when the RCMP raided a home in Ontario.

Top US military commander says quality and quantity of Daesh fighters declining in Iraq and Syria.

15 physicians sign letter urging the White House to come to the aid of 250,000 people trapped in eastern Aleppo.

North Korea heaps scorn on US' latest decision to deploy three B-2 bombers in Guam base.

US Secret Service reportedly spoke to Trump over gun remarks, but he denied the 'dishonest' claims.

Retaking Sirte would hand Libya's UN-backed government a major boost in the fight against Isis.

More than 10 types of behaviour, including smoking on board, face penalties of up to £5,800.