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Operations are on to rescue more people affected by the landslide in a remote village in Maharashtra state.

Taiwan-based TSMC says semiconductors manufacturing at its Arizona plant will no longer begin in 2024.

The Supreme Court will hear Rahul Gandhi's appeal against his conviction in a defamation case.

Scientists release a record number of an endangered species into the wild to boost numbers.

Celebrities including a pop star and a top TV host face allegations of sexual harassment and assault.

Cambodia's authoritarian ruler has crushed all opposition - so what hope is there for voters?

Lu Ke was shown by BBC Africa Eye making videos with children, some of which included racist content.

The country has struggling with a surge in food prices after bad weather damaged crops.

The US has reached out to the North, but there is still no word on the whereabouts of Travis King.

The 100-year-old diplomat's surprise trip to Beijing follows a flurry of visits by US officials.

Five whale sharks were found trapped in fishing nets in Indonesian waters.

The police in Manipur state say the women were also gang raped and beaten up.

The company reported that its profit margins have been squeezed as it faces tough competition.

The political crisis dents Singapore's reputation for clean and honest governance, experts say.

Police confirm two deaths in an incident in the New Zealand city hosting the Women's World Cup.

Tobias Ellwood is castigated for backing engagement with the Taliban but barely mentioning human rights.

Young aspiring footballers in Australia share their hopes for the women's professional game.

Activists say they're being labelled as threats to public safety to justify heavy-handed policing.

Taliban guards allegedly used tasers to disperse the women protesting in the capital Kabul.

The biggest Fifa Women's World Cup - featuring European champions England and debutants the Republic of Ireland - will finally get under way on Thursday.