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How Mr Modi deals with Mr Trump will partially shape the future of the US-India relationship.
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The struggling icon is critical to supporting economic activity in Australia, a report finds.
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Malcolm Turnbull receives a cheeky church gift - a tie emblazoned with the words "Donald Trump".
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India's PM says his country "proved its power" in its strikes on militant bases in Pakistan.
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Sixteen people are missing after the crowded vessel sinks on a reservoir near an Andean resort town.
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Japanese firm faces billions of dollars of liabilities linked to the biggest ever automotive recall.
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Volunteers from the 'Unity Convoy' have delivered 100 ambulances to the devastated country.
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The Tottenham and Kenyan midfielder has a street named after him in Tanzania - but not for long.
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The woman was able to rip off part of the door, according to a passenger on board the flight to Texas.
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Three Australian Crown Resorts employees broke the law by enticing Chinese high-rollers to casinos.
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Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo leaves jail for hospital after being diagnosed with terminal liver cancer.
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Hostage Johan Gustafsson, in Mali since 2011, has been freed, the Swedish government says.
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El Hadji Diouf had a reputation for bad behaviour as a player, but tells BBC Sport's Stanley Kwenda this was unfair.
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The University of Delaware sacks a professor who derided Otto Warmbier as a "clueless white male".
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Greetings in a regional language have stirred rather than quelled rumours over the president's health.
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The ex-leader celebrates local election wins in 16 out of 22 cities with two other parties.
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Jewish leaders react angrily after Israel's PM freezes plans to upgrade mixed-gender prayer section.
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The Catholic bishop was "forcibly removed" from his diocese and his whereabouts are still unknown.
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A judge orders the exhumation of the painter's body to obtain samples for a paternity suit.
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Influential Republican Bob Corker wants to see a "path forward" to resolving the crisis in the Gulf.
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The US Supreme Court partly implements the travel and refugee bans pending a full review in October.
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Twenty years on, we review predictions for Hong Kong made when Britain handed the city over to China.
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Western nations are giving Russia nearly £100m to clear up nuclear waste at Andreyeva Bay, a contaminated Cold War submarine base.
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Brazil's president Michel Temer charged with accepting bribes by chief prosecutor
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