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To Skirt Police Restrictions, Some Indian Protesters Take a Page from Hong Kong and Beyond
The location of the protests, which change daily, are posted just an hour or two in advance, with the exact spots shared just minutes ahead of time.
Braving Winters & Inspiring Millions, Greta Thunberg Marks Her 17th Birthday with 7-Hour Protest Against Climate Change
The climate activist braved winter conditions in her native Stockholm to continue the weekly Friday School Strike for the Climate campaign that helped catapult her to international fame.
'Won't Fall on Our Knees Before Foreign Nation': Sri Lanka Prez Rajapaksa Calls For Stronger Executive Presidency
In his first ceremonial address to Parliament, President Gotabaya Rajapaksa called for electoral and constitutional reforms to make the country a progressive state and a stronger executive presidency to effectively combat extremism.
Black Box Found of Helicopter That Crashed and Killed Taiwan's Military Chief
Investigators located the military helicopter's flight data recorder on Friday which will be analysed to help determine the cause of the crash.
US Embassy Urges Citizens to Leave Iraq Immediately as Iran Vows 'Severe Revenge' for Commander's Death
Top Iranian commander of the Islamic republic's Quds Force, General Qassem Soleimani, was killed in the attack.
Iraq's Militia leader-turned-politician Sadr Reactivates Anti-US 'Mahdi Army' After Strike
Taking to Twitter, Moqtada Sadr ordered 'fighters, particularly those from the Mahdi Army, to be ready' following the strike, reactivating the notoriously anti-American force nearly a decade after he dissolved it.
None Among 500 Intercepted by Border Guards Bangladesh Are Illegal Immigrants: Home Minister Khan
Bangladesh Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan said that the 445 Bangladeshi nationals had entered India legally with a valid VISA but overstayed and were intercepted by the BGB on they were returning back.
'You're an Idiot': Australian Prime Minister Heckled by Angry Bushfire Victims
Morrison said he didn't take the attacks personally and instead saw them as 'sense of frustration and hurt and loss and anger'.
Children Among 18 Killed in Sudan Military Plane Crash: Army
The plane crashed five minutes after take off from an airport in the state capital of El Geneina, after delivering aid to the area, which had been hit by recent deadly tribal fighting.
Trump Ordered 'Killing' of Iran Guards Commander Soleimani to Protect US Personnel Abroad: Pentagon
The security official said the bodies of those killed in the airport attack Friday were burned and difficult to identify.
With Kashmir on Its Mind, Pakistan Trying to Arrange OIC Session in Islamabad
The OIC is a 57-member grouping of Muslim majority nations, including Pakistan. The OIC has usually been supportive of Pakistan and often sided with Islamabad on the Kashmir issue.
16-year-old Indian-origin Climber from Canada Survives 500-feet Fall from US Peak
Gurbaz Singh from Surrey was ascending Mount Hood, the highest peak in US' Oregon, marking his 90th mountain climb, when he lost his footing on ice and fell.
16 Killed, Thousands Displaced as Floods Submerge 169 Neighbourhoods in Indonesia's Jakarta
The floods inundated thousands of homes and buildings in poor and wealthy districts alike, have forced authorities to cut off electricity and water and paralyzed transport networks, National Disaster Mitigation Agency spokesman Agus Wibowo said.
Iraqi Militias Start Withdrawing from Besieged US Embassy, Trump Changes Stance on Iran
The pro-Iran demonstrators left the besieged US embassy after the Hashed al-Shaabi paramilitary force ordered them to withdraw a day after their dramatic incursion.
North Korea Ends Test Moratoriums on Nuclear Tests, Threatens 'New' Weapon
Analysts said the declaration, reported by state media on Wednesday, amounted to Kim putting a missile "to Donald Trump's head" -- but warned that escalation by Pyongyang would probably backfire.
New Year Fireworks, Smoke, Tear Gas and Water Cannons as Decade Begins With a Bang
Billions around the world cheered in 2020 after a tumultuous year dominated by demonstrations calling for political upheaval and action on climate change.