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Burundi rejects UN police force
Burundi has rejected the deployment of a 228-strong UN police force to the violence-hit African nation.

Burundi has rejected the deployment of a 228-strong UN police force to the violence-hit African nation.

US Republican nominee Donald Trump says he doesn't regret his comments on the family of Capt. Humayun Khan.

Kashmiris hold a fresh protest rally following the killings of two civilians by Indian forces.

Syrian government forces recapture a series of hilltops and villages on the southwestern outskirts of Aleppo, a report says.

Emirates Airline says a plane with 275 passengers and crew on board crash-landed at Dubai airport on Wednesday.

Israeli, Pakistani, and Emirati warplanes are to partake in aerial warfare simulations to be held in the United States.

In Brazil, police clash with demonstrators protesting against Olympic Games and social segregation.

London's police will deploy an additional 600 armed officers across the city to protect against the threat of attacks.

Egyptian Muslim chemist and Nobel laureate Ahmed Zewail dies at the age of 70.

Thousands attend the funeral of Bahraini dissident Hassan Hayki, who reportedly died under torture in regime custody.

Australia mistreats refugees held on Nauru island to deter others from sailing to the country, Amnesty and HRW say.

South Korean MPs join residents of a rural town to protest the deployment of an advanced US missile system.

Would-be immigrants to the UK can be put into solitary confinement, according to new Home Office guidance.

The Israeli army is trying to sell the animals it has unlawfully seized from Palestinian farmers in the West Bank’s Jordan Valley back to them.

Turkish President Erdogan says he is growing impatient with the US over its refusal to extradite Fethullah Gulen.

North Korea has launched a ballistic missile toward the Sea of Japan, angering both Seoul and Tokyo.

Foreign-backed Takfiri militants launch a toxic gas attack against the northwestern Syrian city of Aleppo, killing five civilians, Syria’s SANA news agency says.

A senior Indian official is in Saudi Arabia to support starving workers in the kingdom.