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Award-winning author Arundhati Roy discusses why she's not afraid to address politically charged topics.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has called a snap election for November 29.

Strung several metres overhead, the nets are a low-cost solution in sensitive areas prone to attacks by armed groups.

Only one point separates Group A1 leaders France and second-placed Belgium before Monday's clash.

Sanchez calls early vote after Parliament rejected housing relief measures proposed by his minority government.

At least 746 people from 52 countries have been to space, from career astronauts to paying tourists.

Novak Djokovic will face Daniil Medvedev in the semifinals in Beijing after the Russian defeated Francisco Cerundolo.

IRGC commander says oil flows through US-supervised route in Hormuz are ‘negligible’.

China’s Zhang Zhanshuo, 19, finished with seven gold medals while compatriot Yu Zidi won three record-breaking golds.

Pacific island nation’s leader says 2007 video showing him saying 'Heil Hitler' does not reflect his beliefs.

Brazil’s presidential election is heading to a run-off after Bolsonaro and Lula both fell short of the 50% needed to win

A California woman allegedly sent photos and videos of President Lai's son and his family to Chinese officials.

A Russian agency links the lab worker's death to 'pneumonia of unknown' origin.

City-state launches dating platform for government workers, drawing curiosity, amusement and scorn.

Bosnian Serb nationalist Milorad Dodik claimed victory for his party in Bosnia’s elections.

Debris found off Nantucket island after the air ambulance disappeared while flying from Bermuda to Boston.

Yemeni government forces have declared a ‘battle for liberation’ to retake remaining territory held by the Houthis.

Ireland and Israel drew 1-1 in a second ill-tempered Nations League match.

Flavio Bolsonaro beat polling expectations as Brazil’s right gained ground, setting up October 25 run-off with Lula.

The infamous hate group is trying to rebrand itself as the 'Knights Party' in an attempt to grow its base.