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'They Don't Protect Me...': Hundreds of Mexican Women Protest Police Rape of Teenager
The protesters also sprayed graffiti on the capital's Independence Monument, adorning the base of the stone edifice with the slogan 'damned pigs!'
Iranian Supertanker Captain No Longer Wants the Job, Says Lawyer
Any delay of the vessel's departure could provide a window of opportunity for the US to mount further legal action and try to again stop the tanker amid growing confrontation with Tehran.
Hong Kong Protesters Face Crucial Weekend Test After Airport Setback
Ten weeks of protests have plunged the international finance hub into crisis, with the communist-ruled mainland taking an increasingly hardline tone, including labelling the more violent protester actions 'terrorist-like'.
Pakistan Anti-corruption Court Extends Former President Zardari's Judicial Remand by Three Days
Reports said that former President Zardari's counsel Sardar Latif Khosa told the court that his client had already said he be given a 90-day remand.
North Korea Fires Two 'Unidentified Projectiles' into Sea of Japan: Seoul
The South Korean military said the projectiles were fired from near the city of Tongchon of Kangwon Province into the East Sea, also known as the Sea of Japan.
NASA Scientists Fly over Greenland on Mission to Track Melting Ice
Greenland has been melting faster in the last decade and this summer, it has seen two of the biggest melts on record since 2012.
Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib Barred from Entering Israel After Donald Trump's Tweet
The move to bar Rashida Tlaib of Michigan and Ilhan Omar of Minnesota from visiting the close American ally appeared to be unprecedented, and marked a deep foray by Israel into America's bitterly polarised politics.
US Ambassador Openly Questions Afghanistan Government's Commitment to Fight Corruption
The US comments further strain relations with the Afghan government as a US envoy and the Taliban near a deal to end America's longest war.
Playing God: 400-year-old Japan Temple Puts Faith in Robot Priest to 'Hot-wire' Interest in Buddhism
The android Kannon preaches sermons at Kodaiji temple in Kyoto, and its human colleagues predict that with artificial intelligence it could one day acquire unlimited wisdom.
Taiwan Invites Visitors to Stay at President’s Office After China Suspends Travel Permits
"I invite you to visit Taiwan and experience the warmth and hospitality of the people here," President Tsai Ing-wen said in an English video.
'Nobody Will Stand with Garlands': Not Easy to Get UN Support on India's J&K Decision, Says Pak Minister
Qureshi's statement came two days after Russia becomes the first UN Security Council member to back India's move on Jammu and Kashmir, saying that the changes in the status are within the framework of the Indian Constitution.
Indian-origin Ex-policeman Jailed for Sexual Offences With Underage Girls
AR Arun Prashanth, 25, committed sexual acts on three of his five victims who were then aged 12 to 15, and was found to have snapped more than 700 up-skirt photos of unknown women.
Viral Video of Russian Cops Punching Woman Stirs Angry Protests
The clip, filmed on Saturday and later circulated online by Russian celebrities with millions of followers, shows the moment two helmeted riot policemen drag the woman, Daria Sosnovskaya, to a waiting police bus.
Searching for Lost Lives: South Africa Buries 46 Unidentified Corpses Lying Unclaimed in Public Morgues
The routine is a sombre reminder of South Africa's perennial failure to identify many corpses. At the busiest mortuaries in Johannesburg, one in every 10 bodies is unidentified.
Pakistan PM Imran Khan Dials Iranian President Hassan Rouhani over Kashmir Issue
Khan has already called Prime Ministers of the UK and Malaysia, as well as the Turkish President, Saudi Crown Prince and King of Bahrain to apprise them about the Kashmir situation.
Landslide in Myanmar Kills 51, Troops Deployed for Rescue Operations
The disaster Friday in southeastern Mon state was the worst in recent memory and hundreds of emergency response workers were still pulling bodies out of the muddy wreckage early Sunday.