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Indian mining giant Adani is a step closer to building one of the world's biggest coal mines in Australia, but still faces legal challenges from environmental and Indigenous groups.
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At least 53 people have been killed by flash floods caused by several days of torrential rain in northwest Pakistan, officials say.
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A low-budget film depicting a bleak future for Hong Kong under Beijing's control, called Ten Years, wins one of Asia's top film awards.
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Two people have been killed, and 35 injured, after a train derailed south of the US city of Philadelphia.
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BBC Persian's Nafiseh Kouhnavard travelled to an Iraqi military checkpoint near the front line to meet people escaping Islamic State.
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Mehbooba Mufti is sworn in as the first woman chief minister of Indian-administered Kashmir.
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Syrian forces have retaken the central town of al-Qaryatain from so-called Islamic State (IS), in a further strategic blow to the militant group, state media say.
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Lebanese police freed 75 women held against their will and forced into sexual slavery, and the BBC has spoken to one of the victims.
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New Zealand's only resident pelican, Lanky, is put down after living at Wellington Zoo for nearly 40 years.
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A train has collided with a double-decker bus carrying Thai tourists at an unguarded railway crossing west of Bangkok.
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The last Dutch survivor of the Nazi extermination camp at Sobibor, Jules Schelvis, dies at his home in the Netherlands aged 95.
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At least 25 people have been killed and dozens wounded in a series of bomb attacks across Iraq, media reports say.
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A huge leak of confidential documents from a Panamanian law firm reveals how the rich and powerful launder money, dodge sanctions and evade tax.
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Security forces are deployed in Brazzaville, the capital of the Republic of Congo, as protesters attack government buildings.
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Air France says female crew members can opt out of flying a new route to Tehran after a controversial request for them to wear a headscarf on arrival.
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A handful of flights have started departing from Brussels airport a fortnight after two suicide bombers devastated the departures area.
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Two Libyans held at the US military prison in Guantanamo have been flown to Senegal for resettlement, the Pentagon says.
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The BBC writes to the government of Djibouti to ask why its reporting team was detained for 16 hours and expelled without explanation ahead of elections on Friday.
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Authorities across the world are spurred into action after a huge leak of confidential documents revealed how tax havens are used to hide wealth.
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Mexican worker makes flag protest atop Trump tower
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The first boats carrying migrants being deported from Greece arrive in Turkey - part of an EU deal that has been strongly criticised.
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The Panama legal firm at the heart of a massive data leak had client firms which were subject to international sanctions, documents show.
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Protesters in Iceland are demanding their prime minister's resignation over allegations he concealed investments in an offshore company.
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Forty-seven police officers are sentenced to life in prison in India for killing 10 Sikh pilgrims in 1991 and then lying to justify the shootings.
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During the last week Republican front-runner Donald Trump has sparked outcry over comments he made about abortion and raised eyebrows with remarks about US foreign policy.
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The conservative Saskatchewan Party is widely expected to sweep to a third consecutive victory as the Canadian province holds elections.
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Azerbaijan threatens a "major attack" on the capital of the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region, amid clashes with ethnic Armenian separatists.
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India’s sewer workers putting their lives at risk
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Former New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark ends months of speculation by announcing her candidacy to become the next UN secretary-general.
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Murdered Italian's family seeks answers from Egypt
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Why Mexicans see Trump as a serious problem
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Grassroots democracy meets party power in Venezuela
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