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Over 100,000 people, including coronavirus patients, moved to safety as rare cyclonic storm lashes Mumbai and suburbs.

Seoul hosts a teleconference for mayors of 40 major cities to share their experiences dealing with the coronavirus.

In phone call with Modi, Trump conveys desire to expand the ambit of G7 grouping beyond the existing membership.

Provocative statements piling up over the years, including against Muslims, were a drag on Steve King's campaign.

Mass demonstrations without physical distancing and other safety precautions has heightened risk of coronavirus spread.

Israel enjoys impunity because of a lack of international political will to impose accountability, analysts say.

Police brutality and racism in Brazil, a problem protesters say President Jair Bolsonaro is only making worse.

Fourteen-year-old daughter of daily wage worker in Kerala found dead near her home on the first day of new school term.

In an op-ed for the Telegraph, UK's home and transport ministers defend plans to quarantine international arrivals.

Changes would mean 12-month visa-free access to British National Overseas passport-holders, path to citizenship.

Supreme Court could grant TV network temporary relief but Duterte's allies in Congress wield power to renew franchise.

Family says it wants world to remember Floyd as a good father, not just for the 'horrible video' of his final moments.

Experts warn Bolsonaro's actions, unequal health system and easing of lockdowns will lead to more dire consequences.

Groups say 'equipping police in manner more appropriate for battle may put them in mindset conflict is inevitable'.

Experts worry the easing of a lockdown meant to stem the virus's spread could spark a rise in cases.

Backlash voiced by a wide swath of US politicians including Democrats in Congress, some Republicans, church leaders.

Echoing protests in US, thousands take to the streets despite coronavirus-related restrictions.

South Africa's gov't said it was studying a High Court decision declaring its COVID-19 restrictions as unconstitutional.

The Saturday night incident gained attention from a viral video in which the young couple can be heard screaming.

Videoconference organised by the UN and war actor Saudi Arabia fails to achieve $2.41bn fundraising target.

Explosives placed inside mosque in Kabul's fortified Green Zone; at least two people wounded.

US President Donald Trump, defiant and outraged, threatens to deploy the army to deal with protesters.

Tabbou, veteran opposition figure, and Benlarbi to be freed at the president's initiative, an opposition leader said.

The court case against Ecuador's former President Rafael Correa expands 'lawfare' to a dangerous level.

Fears death toll could rise after heavy pre-monsoon rains trigger mudslides that buried homes in Barak Valley.

Crowds have been out across the Netherlands as bars, restaurants, museums and theatres were allowed to reopen.

Outcry after three women were killed or raped in cases activists say show widespread sexual violence, police brutality.

With legal services not classified as essential by government, there was little access to bail or a fair investigation.

Joe Biden has to commit to go beyond lifting the Muslim ban to address discriminatory policies Muslim communities face.

Joe Biden needs to win 89 percent of all delegates at stake on Tuesday to formally clinch the Democratic nomination.

Democratic candidate aims to strike a balance between validating anger over police misconduct and condemning violence.

In the capital, Manila, thousands of essential workers resort to bicycles after public transport was shut down amid the coronavirus lockdown.

Move affecting high schools comes after coronavirus cases are detected among teachers in Casamance, in Senegal's south.

President Rodrigo Duterte suspends for at least six months the termination of a 21-year-old defence pact with the US.

As protests rage over the death of the unarmed Black man, his friends talk about the kind of man he was.

Football has returned to Denmark behind closed doors and one club has found a creative solution to help fans enjoy the action.

Video shows a US police officer kneeling on the neck of George Floyd, an unarmed Black man, who died in custody.

The nation's recent economic collapse and coronavirus lockdowns are fueling inflation, hunger and calls for change.

Authors voice support for US protesters seeking justice for George Floyd's killing, urge more action by African Union.

Trade negotiators from UK and EU begin four-day video conference to forge deal on future relations.

Report offers new damning evidence against the officers who arrested the unarmed Black man.

As some states in the US start the process of reopening after the lockdown, a stronger-than-normal hurricane season could put added pressure on resources that are already stretched.

Largest contingent of worshippers will not be doing the annual trip to Saudi Arabia.

AJ Close Up, Start Here, Fork The System, Newsfeed, and AJ Contrast honoured for video content across 14 categories.

Sirous Asgari was accused of stealing federal trade secrets but was acquitted last November after being held for years.

The bloc's top diplomat warns against further excessive use of force as Trump vows to end unrest.

Hundreds of people led by right-wing parties march under the banner 'Italy does not capitulate' marking Republic Day.

Developing system threatens damaging winds and flooding rains along the northwest coasts of Maharashtra and Gujarat.

Aid workers warn of a humanitarian disaster if the outbreak is not checked in the world's largest cluster of camps.

Thousands of allegations linking British soldiers to Iraq war crimes are dropped, with one exception, investigator says.