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Russian Police Detain Hundreds at 'Unauthorised' Opposition Protest in Moscow
Crowds of people marched in the capital's central boulevards for a protest "stroll" over the refusal by officials to let a number of opposition candidates run in September polls for city parliament seats.
Thousands of Civil Servants Join Protesters in Hong Kong, Wave of Protests Planned
Chanting in Chinese: 'Civil servants, add oil!' in words of encouragement for the movement, crowds spilled onto major roads, closing them down and halting traffic in the heart of the city's business district.
Trapped in Car for 6 Days During Record Heatwave, Thoughts of Children Helped Belgian Woman Survive
Corine Bastide ran off the road and into the woods last week near the southeast city of Liege. It was only when family friends were putting up missing posters days later that they spotted the vehicle and responders were able to extract her.
UK PM Boris Johnson Suffers First Leadership Blow in By-election
Thursday's vote in the Welsh sheep farming community of Brecon and Radnorshire offered a stark choice between a Brexit-backing candidate from Johnson's Conservative party and a Liberal Democrat who wants to preserve Britain's four-decade stay in the EU.
Salvadoran Woman Impregnated After Alleged Rape Faces Homicide Retrial for Delivering Stillborn Baby
In El Salvador, any intentional termination of a pregnancy can be prosecuted as a crime, including stillbirths due to home delivery or abortions induced because of medical emergencies.
George W Bush Paintings to go on Display at Kennedy Center
The paintings have been displayed previously at the George W Bush Presidential Center in Dallas and featured in a book, "Portraits of Courage: A Commander in Chief's Tribute to America's Warriors."
'Go Easy on Me Kid': Joe Biden, Rivals Temper Tone at Democratic Debate
It was a crisp opening salvo to a debate where fireworks are expected, one night after the debate between 10 other candidates exposed deep fault lines in the party between the progressive wing and centrists.
US Department of Homeland Security Issues Hacking Security Alert for Small Planes
Engine readings, compass data, altitude and other readings "could all be manipulated to provide false measurements to the pilot," according to the DHS alert.
Asiana Feels Chill in Air Travel From Frosty South Korea-Japan Ties
South Korea's second-largest full-fledged carrier does not currently have plans to discontinue any routes to Japan, but it is monitoring the situation, a spokesman at Asiana Airlines told Reuters.
8-year-old Boy Run Over By Train in Germany After Man Pushes Him on Tracks
The man also pushed the boy's mother but she survived. Police were unaware of any connection between the man and the victims and his motive was unclear.
More Than 1,000 People Arrested at 'Banned' Oppn Rally Ahead of Russian Elections
The rally came a week after the capital's biggest protest in years when some 22,000 marchers called on officials to reverse rulings and allow opposition activists to stand for the city council in September.
Donald Trump Tells Black Critic to Clean Up His 'Disgusting, Rat and Rodent Infested' District
Trump's target in a series of tweets was US Representative Elijah Cummings, the Democratic chairman of the House of Representatives Oversight Committee, who has called Trump a racist and sharply criticised his immigration policies.
US Supreme Court Allows Trump to Draw $2.5 Billion from Defence Dept to Build Wall on Mexico Border
Trump resorted to tapping funds from the Defence Department after failing to persuade Congress to appropriate more money for the wall in a standoff that led to a 35-day-long partial shutdown of the federal government.
BRICS Nations Call on All States to Prevent Terror Financing From Their Territories
The five BRICS nations recognised the primary role of states and their competent bodies in preventing and countering terrorism.
Brexit Would Make Britain Great Again, Says Boris Johnson Echoing Trump in Maiden Speech as PM
On entering Downing Street, UK PM Boris Johnson vowed to negotiate a new deal and threatening that if EU refused, he would take Britain out on October 31 without a deal to limit economic dislocation.
Five Women, Child Among 15 Dead in Bomb Blast in Kabul Ahead of US General's Visit
Eight employees of the ministry of mines and petroleum were killed and 27 wounded in an attack on their bus, ministry officials said in a statement. Five women and a child were among the dead.