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Rohingya minority in firing line as rebels attack western Myanmar town
"Within seconds, there was an explosion, and I lost consciousness,"
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UK Conservatives say Labour rivals heading for record-breaking election win
Opinion polls show the centre-left Labour Party is set for a big win in Thursday's vote that would end 14 years of Conservative government and hand Starmer the keys to the prime minister's Number 10 Downing Street office on Friday morning.
VP Harris top choice to replace Biden in election race if he steps aside, sources say
Biden's fumbling, sometimes-incoherent and widely-panned first-debate performance against Republican rival Donald Trump last week set off a wave of panic within the Democratic party over concerns that he may not be fit enough to serve a second term, and prompted calls for top aides to resign.
Islamic authorities in Russia's Dagestan ban full-face veil after attacks
Reports following the attacks on June 23 said one of the gunmen had planned to escape wearing a niqab.
Egypt has agreed long-awaited cabinet reshuffle, local media report
Ministers in Egypt have limited decision-making authority, with real power residing with the presidency, military and security services.
Pakistan has met all requirements for IMF bailout deal, finance official says
Pakistan has set challenging revenue targets in its annual budget to help it win approval from the IMF for a loan to stave off another economic meltdown, even as domestic anger rises at new taxation measures.
Israeli police clash with settlers in West Bank
Israel is under international pressure to curb settlement expansion in the West Bank, which Palestinians want as the core of a future independent state alongside Gaza.
Russia's Putin and China's Xi to meet at security summit in Kazakhstan
Putin is due to meet Xi, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and the leaders of Azerbaijan, Mongolia and Pakistan before an informal dinner hosted by Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev.
Women, children trapped at church in Sudan's capital endure hunger, bombardment
Many of the inhabitants of Sudan's capital fled after the conflict erupted in April last year, enveloping Khartoum and its sister cities of Bahri and Omdurman along the Nile, and quickly spreading to other parts of the country.
Malaysia's Najib loses legal bid to serve sentence under house arrest
Najib had sought for the court to compel the government to reply to or confirm the existence of the royal order, which he said would entitle him to serve the remainder of his term under house arrest, and to execute the order if it existed.
Thousands flee their homes as Israeli forces bomb southern Gaza
Israel's leaders have said they were winding down the phase of intense fighting against Hamas, the Islamist group that has governed Gaza since 2007, and would soon shift to more targeted operations
Who could replace Biden if he withdraws from race?
Joe Biden's withdrawal from the race for the White House is still a rather improbable scenario, but the rumor mill is pumping out myriad possibilities as to who could replace him atop the Democratic ticket.
At least 121 people, mostly women, killed in stampede at India's Hathras
Stampedes and other accidents involving large crowds at religious gatherings and pilgrimage sites have happened in the past and are often blamed on poor crowd management
India's parliament removes parts of opposition leader Rahul Gandhi's speech targeting Modi
The decision by the speaker of the lower house came a day after Gandhi made his maiden speech as the leader of the opposition in the chambers, his first official position after two decades as a lawmaker representing the main opposition Congress party.
Update | At least 87 people feared dead in stampede at religious event in India
"The incident happened due to overcrowding at the time when people were trying to leave the venue,"
Kremlin says Modi visit could deepen Russian trade ties to India
A Russian state news agency reported last month that the visit would take place in July.
Wife of Pakistan's Imran Khan gets bail in graft case, media say
Despite the bail Bushra Bibi will stay in prison as she is also serving a sentence after her marriage to Khan was ruled unlawful.
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