'Genocide, ethnocide, ecocide': Brazilian tribes call for protection of Amazon from Bolsonaro

Elon Musk's SpaceX will try again on Sunday to destroy one of its own rockets in a test of a crucial emergency abort system, a day after bad weather forced the company to delay its final milestone test before flying NASA astronauts from U.

SpaceX to try rocket failure test again after bad weather delay

An FIR has been filed against actor Shabana Azmi's driver Amlesh Kamat who hit a truck on Mumbai-Pune expressway on Saturday. According to the police, a complaint has been registered by Rajesh Pandurang Shinde, the truck driver whose vehicle was hit from behind by Azmi's car.

Shabana Azmi accident: FIR filed against her driver for rash driving

The United Nations envoy to Libya said on Saturday he hoped but "could not predict" whether eastern oil ports shut ahead of a Berlin summit aimed at reaching a truce in Libya would be reopened soon.

UN envoy to Libya hopes but 'cannot predict' the reopening of Libya oil ports

Libyan rival camps and their foreign backers will attend a summit in Berlin on Sunday to discuss ways to end a proxy war over the capital Tripoli and the oil producer, which has displaced 140,000 and now more than halved the country's crude output.

Libyan rival camps to discuss ways to end crisis with an international summit in Berlin later today

US President Donald Trump marked the 60th anniversary of the signing of the current US - Japan security treaty with a call for a stronger and deeper alliance between the two countries, despite criticising the pact six months ago.

Trump marks US-Japan security pact with call for stronger, deeper alliance

Central American migrants entered Mexico from Guatemala in small groups on Saturday after brief clashes earlier in the day when dozens of people tried to force their way across the border and were pushed back by Mexican security forces.

Migrants enter slowly at Guatemala-Mexico border after scuffles

The European Commission is planning to introduce a law that would force Apple to abandon its Lightning connector cable. The cable is primarily used to sync Apple devices, including iPhones.

Apple may be forced to ditch its lightning cable as European Commission presses for universal charger

As many as 150 people have tested positive for swine flu in Telangana so far and experts fear that the number may increase in coming days. "So far, we have tested around 370 people for swine flu, out of which 150 have reported positive.

Telangana reports 150 cases of Swine Flu

The Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) administration on Saturday strongly refuted some media reports claiming that there is discrimination against students and teachers belonging to Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe category in the varsity.

JNU dismisses discrimination report against teachers, students of SC and ST category

Twenty-one vehicles owned by the late actor Paul Walker, who starred in the popular "Fast and Furious" movie franchise, sold for a combined $2.33 million during spirited bidding at an annual car auction in Arizona, officials said.

Late actor Paul Walker's vehicles garner $2.33 million at Arizona auction

Police detained 185 protesters in central Brussels on Saturday after the environmental protest group Extinction Rebellion staged demonstrations at a car show in protest at the auto industry's role in CO2 emissions that cause climate change.

Police detain 185 climate protesters at Brussels Motor Show

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