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Since 2020, Indian authorities began burying suspected rebels in unmarked graves, denying the families proper funerals.
Democratic Congress members tell Vice President Pence that Trump cannot remain for full term as not 'mentally sound'.
Country is hoping mass vaccination will help bring an end to Southeast Asia's worst outbreak of COVID-19.
India's Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar makes the pledge in meeting with Sri Lankan leader Gotabaya Rajapaksa.
Coronavirus outbreak in province surrounding Beijing pushes cases to highest level since July as mass testing begins.
Facebook also said it would search for and remove content praising the storming of the Capitol or encouraged violence.
Some passengers on flights to Washington, DC for rally at Capitol exhibited 'mob mentality', one union leader says.
North Korean leader says to secure a 'peaceful environment' he wants to strengthen the country's defence capabilities.
Police say Jemaah Islamiyah had network of cash donation boxes raising millions of rupiah every day for its activities.
US COVID-19 cases surpass 21 million, with many healthcare systems approaching breaking point.
The National Association of Manufacturers said the vice president and the cabinet should consider removing Trump.
The US central bank is making the monthly bond buys to buoy an economy struggling to emerge from the COVID crisis.
The ADP National Employment Report showed job losses for US-based private employers across all industries.
Artists cut off from touring revenue by the coronavirus pandemic have looked to selling their back catalogues for cash.
DRC, a major producer of cobalt and copper, has attracted billions in investment from Chinese firms in recent years.
Trump falsely insists he won the election, telling thousands gathered in Washington that victory was 'stolen' from him.
UK reports 1,041 deaths and more than 62,000 new coronavirus cases in one day.
Survivors say the vessel headed to the regional capital Goma was carrying more than 100 people.
Garland was previously nominated to the US top court but Senate Republicans refused to hold confirmation hearings.
Reverend Raphael Warnock's victory has put the US Senate majority in reach for Democrats.
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