An attack by suspected jihadists on a village in western Niger's troubled "three-border" region has killed 17 people, a local elected official reported Saturday.

Villagers killed in western Niger attack: Local official

Pakistan locals have taken to streets to protest against the immense shortage of water and electricity in the country. Locals claim this shortage poses a threat to their livelihood.

Pakistan locals protest against China's belt and road project

Taliban websites that delivered all important pieces of information to the rest of the world in different languages have gone offline abruptly. Since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, it has been painting a picture of change infront of the rest of the world.

Taliban's websites go offline as social media giants crackdown on group

More than a week after Haiti suffered a major earthquake, the country’s Prime Minister Ariel Henry has vowed to conduct elections as soon as possible. "I am committed to doing everything in my power to put my country back on the rails of a functioning democracy with the organization as soon as possible of free and transparent elections," Henry said in the Permanent Council of the Organization of American States (OAS).

Haiti PM promises elections to be held very soon, as country recovers from deadly earthquake

R&B singer R Kelly’s former tour manager has testified that he bribed a government official in 1994 to secure a fake ID for the late singer Aaliyah, who was a minor at that time, so that both the singers could marry.

R Kelly’s ex-aide testifies, says he bribed official for singer to marry Aaliyah

The Duke of York, Prince Andrew, is having a hard time re-establishing his reputation among the locals of his country, after he was alleged of sexually assaulting a minor in his younger days.

Prince Andrew's reputation 'highly damaged' after involvement in Jeffrey Epstein case, experts say

A judge in California has declared unconstitutional a referendum moved by the California voters which exempted ride-hailing platforms like Uber, Lyft from adhering to a state law requiring drivers to be classified as employees to enjoy job protection benefits.

Setback for Uber, Lyft as California judge declares gig worker initiative unconstitutional

Armed, but holy! Afghanistan observes first Friday prayers under Taliban rule

India’s drug regulator, Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI), has approved Zydus Cadila’s vaccine for emergency use in children aged above 12 years. Zydus is a three-dose DNA vaccine and can be administered to anyone above the age of 12, as per the regulator.

India approves Zydus Cadila’s three-dose vaccine for children

Public flogging to stoning: Countries that have adopted Sharia Law

The Taliban has called for unity ahead of Friday prayers, the first since seizing control, and asked imams to persuade people not to flee Afghanistan amid airport chaos, protests, and allegations of bloodshed.

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Investigators are confused and worried about the unexplained deaths of a California family who were found dead on a hiking trail. John Gerrish along with his wife, Ellen Chung, their one-year-old daughter, Muji, and their dog were found dead on a hiking trail in Mariposa county.

Experts look at toxic algae after California family is found dead on hiking trail

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