Sudan
Military arrests two of deposed ruler's brothers as hundreds of doctors march in Khartoum for civilian-led transition.
Pakistan
Passengers were removed from buses travelling from Gwadar to Karachi before being shot dead, officials say.
by Asad Hashim
War & Conflict
Hassan Rouhani
Environment
by Eromo Egbejule
Mueller Probe
by Ruairi Casey
Indonesia
by Febriana Firdaus
United States
by Shreen Khan
India
by Gayeti Singh- Sophie Hemery
Hundreds of people have been killed in the country's Anglophone regions, rights groups say, as the conflict over language continues.
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At least 14 killed in attack on buses in Pakistan
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Omar al-Bashir's brothers arrested as Sudan protests continue
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Magnitude 6.1 earthquake hits east Taiwan, no major damage
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Iran's Hassan Rouhani urges regional powers to 'unite against US'
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Why aren't Europeans calling Israel an apartheid state?
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North Korea conducts tests for 'tactical guided weapon': Report
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Turkish opposition candidate declared Istanbul mayor
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The women trying to solve Lagos' waste problem
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Why did Bush go to war in Iraq?
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The fire burned through the night as about 400 firefighters battled to bring it under control.
Tens of thousands of people danced and chanted slogans in the streets as word of Al-Bashir's removal began spreading.
Repeated blackouts have led to severe water shortages across the country.
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