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Amnesty International has suspended its Indian operations after its bank accounts were frozen in what it called a government "witch-hunt" against rights groups

Amnesty Suspends India Work Due To Govt 'Witch-hunt'

Amnesty suspends India work due to govt 'witch-hunt'

Sri Lanka To Ban Cattle Slaughter

A cow grazes by a roadside on the outskirts of Sri Lanka's capital Colombo

Sri Lanka to ban cattle slaughter

18-Foot Python Devours Large Prey Before Villagers, Rescue Caught On Camera

Villagers gathered at the scene after they spotted the 18-foot-long python attempting to swallow an animal.

Cargo flights have helped Ethiopian Airlines remain financially viable during the coronavirus pandemic, inlcuding transporting masks such as these donated by Chinese billionaire and Alibaba co-founder Jack Ma in April

Ethiopian Airlines Rides Out Pandemic On Strength Of Cargo Boom

Ethiopian Airlines rides out pandemic on strength of cargo boom

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President Donald Trump has repeatedly suggested that mail-in voting is susceptible to widespread fraud -- an argument not backed by experts

Elections 2020: YouTube Takes Steps To Battle Misinformation Around Mail-in Voting

YouTube is introducing information panels to battle misinformation around mail-in voting with the help of third-party sources.

A man is tested for coronavirus in Ghaziabad, India

India Coronavirus Cases Pass 6 Million

India coronavirus cases pass 6 million

A Sri Lankan customs official inspects a waste container in Colombo

Sri Lanka Returns Containers Of Illegal Waste To Britain

Sri Lanka returns containers of illegal waste to Britain

Many people in Wuhan, where the coronavirus first emerged, are still wearing masks despite there being no new cases since May

Virus Curfew To Be Lifted In Australia As Global Deaths Near A Million

Virus curfew to be lifted in Australia as global deaths near a million

Some 70 million people will be eligible to vote in Bihar's upcoming elections - the latest step by Indian authorities to return to normality even as virus case numbers soar

Indian State To Allow Quarantined Virus Patients To Vote In Elections

Indian state to allow quarantined virus patients to vote in elections

Harley-Davidson Is Exiting The World’s Biggest Motorcycle Market After An 11-Year Ride

Harley-Davidson has announced its exit from the Indian market due to poor sales and subdued demand on account of COVID-19.

Angry farmers took to the streets across India on Friday, intensifying protests over major new farming bill they say will benefit only big corporates

Farmers Block Rails And Roads In India To Protest New Bills

Farmers block rails and roads in India to protest new bills

Crocodile Bites Man's Head, Neck While He Was Snorkeling Off Remote Island

The incident took place Wednesday when the man was snorkelling off a remote far north Queensland island in Australia.

Nations have renewed a bid to reform the UN Security Council, seen here

New Bid But Little Hope To Reform UN Security Council

New bid but little hope to reform UN Security Council

French officials are looking to speed up testing as they battle against rising infections

France Shuts Down Marseille Nightlife As Europe Battles Virus Spread

France shuts down Marseille nightlife as Europe battles virus spread

Critics of Big Tech are seeking to strip legal immunity from online platforms by reforming a law, but some analysts say the move threatens the basis for an open internet

Justice Department Wants Internet Firms To Better Monitor, Manage Illicit Content, Or Lose Immunity

Any legislation is unlikely to be passed by Congress soon as it deals with other pressing matters

EU authorities accused Ireland of letting Apple park revenue earned in Europe, Africa, the Middle East and India and sparing it almost any taxation

Apple Opens First Online Store In India, Just Ahead Of Lucrative Hindu Holiday Season

Customers in India previously had to purchase Apple products via third-party resellers

Rescue workers search for survivors in the rubble of the collapsed five-storey apartment building in Mahad

Death Toll In India Building Collapse Jumps To 39

Death toll in India building collapse jumps to 39

Bangladesh's centuries-old traditional weaving was once highly sought after, with nobility from Asia and Europe wearing the fine Muslin clothing

Bangladesh's Traditional Weavers Hanging By A Thread As Factories Boom

Bangladesh's traditional weavers hanging by a thread as factories boom

ISS Moves To Avoid Space Debris

ISS moves to avoid space debris

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa appears before the United Nations General Assembly in a video address

S.Africa Seeks Greater African Role In UN Security Council

S.Africa seeks greater African role in UN Security Council

Facebook has been embroiled in a huge row in India after the Wall Street Journal reported that the company failed to take down anti-Muslim comments by a politician from the ruling party to protect its business interests

Facebook Challenges Hate-speech Hearing Summons In India's Top Court

Facebook challenges hate-speech hearing summons in India's top court

Donald Trump speaks at an election rally in Fayetteville, North Carolina, on September 19, 2020

Facebook Prepares ‘Exceptional Measures,’ Anticipates Possible Violence, Civil Unrest Related To 2020 Election

“There are some break-glass options available to us if there really is an extremely chaotic and, worse still, violent set of circumstances” -- Facebook's Nick Glegg

Newborn babies born to surrogate mothers were stranded in Ukraine as their foreign parents cannot collect them due to border closures imposed during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic

Stranded Babies, Sobbing Parents: Pandemic Splits Surrogates From Families

Stranded babies, sobbing parents: Pandemic splits surrogates from families

At Least 15 Dead, 25 Feared Trapped In India Building Collapse

At least 15 dead, 25 feared trapped in India building collapse

Lonsdale, who was bilingual, chalked up more than 200 roles over a six-decade career

British-French Actor And 'Bond' Villain Michael Lonsdale Dies

British-French actor and 'Bond' villain Michael Lonsdale dies

India opened its famed Taj Mahal on Monday, as authorities pressed ahead with a reopening of the battered economy despite surging coronavirus cases

Partial Virus Lockdown In Madrid As US Deaths Near 200,000

Partial virus lockdown in Madrid as US deaths near 200,000

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