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Over 200 South Sudanese feared dead as ferry sinks on White Nile river

JUBA: A ferry carrying South Sudanese civilians met an accident on the White Nile river, leaving more than 200 persons including women and children...

Thailand anti-government protesters continue to shutdown the capital

BANGKOK: The anti-government protesters in Thailand on Tuesday continued to shutdown the capital Bangkok and blocked key intersections, bridges and roads around ministries to...

Two-day referendum on Egypt constitution begins amid tight security

CAIRO: A two-day referendum on a new constitution began in Egypt on Tuesday under the military-backed interim government amid tight security measures. Meanwhile, shortly before...

India-US diplomat row: New Delhi takes further retaliatory measures

NEW DELHI: The Indian government on Wednesday took further retaliatory measures against the United States over the arrest of its diplomat in New York,...

US military helicopter crashes in UK, four USAF members killed

LONDON: A military helicopter with four US Air Force (USAF) members on board crashed on the east coast of the United Kingdom that left...

South Sudan deploys forces to regain control of strategic town of Bor

JUBA: The South Sudan government has deployed forces to regain control of the strategic town of Bor, the capital of Jonglei State, which fell...

Egypt’s Morsi appears before court for murder trial

CAIRO: The trial of Egypt’s ousted President Mohamed Morsi and 14 other defendants including former presidential aides and leaders of his Muslim Brotherhood movement...

Egyptian court adjourns Morsi murder trial till February 1

CAIRO: An Egyptian court on Wednesday adjourned the trial of the ousted President Mohamed Morsi and 14 other defendants including former presidential aides and...

17 killed, thousands leave homes due to tribal clashes in northeast India

NEW DELHI: At least 17 persons have been killed and thousands of people have been forced to leave their houses due to clashes between...

US rejects Bangladesh polls, encourages fresh credible vote

WASHGINTON/UNITED NATIONS: The United States has expressed disappointment over recent parliamentary elections in Bangladesh which were marred by boycott and violence, saying the polls...

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