Almost a day after a train collision in Egypt, the death toll has been revised down to 19, from an earlier number of at least 32. On Thursday, two trains collided in southern Egypt as a result of which three carriages derailed in the province of Sohag.

Death toll of Egypt train collision revised down to 19; Burial begins

UK's school children are coming forward with witness testimonials of sexual assault victims, which are being posted online on a website "Everyone's Invited". With nearly 6,000 incidents reported of sexual assault in the UK's top private schools, the UK police have assured that it is launching an investigation into the matter.

UK police begin investigation into school sexual assault claims

A rare sighting of an Amur leopard family in the far-eastern region of Primorye has lifted up the spirits of Russian conservationists who believe this a proof that the country has been successful in boosting the population of endangered species.

Russian conservationists happy after rare sighting of endangered Amur Leopard with cubs

A team of researchers in Bordeaux are analysing a dozen of bottles of French wine which have returned to Earth after spending a year at the International Space Station.

Connoisseurs taste £4,000 bottle of wine that traveled to space

The Asian age is upon us. Europe had its time at the helm, so did America but the 21st century is supposed to be Asia's and the Delhi-Dhaka dynamic will be crucial to the Asian age.

In rising Asian age, will China be able to ruin India-Bangladesh friendship?

A few days after US President Joe Biden hinted that all of the US troops might not be withdrawn by the deadline of May 01, the Taliban has issued a warning, threatening retaliation.

Taliban threatens resuming attacks on foreign troops if Biden fails to meet May 01 deadline

France bears overwhelming responsibilities over the 1994 genocide in Rwanda and was "blind" to preparations for the massacres, a report by historians said Friday, while adding there was no evidence Paris was complicit in the killings.

'Blind' France bears responsibility on Rwanda genocide, says report

A nine-year-old Mexican child died while trying to cross the Rio Grande River into the United States, the Border Patrol said Friday amid a surge in migrants seeking to enter the country.

Mexican child, 9, dies trying to enter US: Border patrol

PM Modi said both India and Bangladesh have the power of democracy and vision for the future, and it is necessary for the region the two countries progress together.

'Went to jail while protesting for Bangladesh's freedom', says PM Modi at Dhaka

The Minneapolis Police Department has opened an internal affairs investigation after a Black teenager was punched by an officer who appeared to be white, the mayor and the police chief said Thursday.

Minneapolis police investigate punching of a black teenager by an officer

Jacob Blake, the Black Wisconsin man who was shot by a white police officer and partially paralyzed in August, prompting protests and rioting in Kenosha during a summer of unrest across the country, sued that officer in federal court Thursday.

Jacob Blake sues police officer who shot him

The University of Southern California announced on Thursday that it will pay more than $1.1 billion to the former patients of a campus gynecologist accused of preying sexually on hundreds of patients, marking what university officials called “the end of a painful and ugly chapter in the history of our university.

USC agrees to pay $1.1 billion to patients of gynecologist accused of abuse

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