
INDIA
2 dead as Indian express train derails
Fifteen coaches ran off the track near Kanpur early on Wednesday, leaving dozens injured.

Fifteen coaches ran off the track near Kanpur early on Wednesday, leaving dozens injured.

A local official has lost his life after a bomb explosion hit al-Ain village in Lebanon’s Beqaa Province.

The 3,000 Nigerians had been internally displaced as a result of militancy by Boko Haram.

Ghattas is accused of having attempted to give cellphones and SIM cards to Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails.

Engineers in South Korea have tested a giant four-meter-tall humanoid robot.

An Argentine court approves corruption charges against former president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner.

Three Chinese citizens stand accused of generating millions of dollars by hacking two American law firms.

US Republican Senator Lindsey Graham says 99 percent of the Senate believes in Moscow's interference in the November presidential election.

The two presidents mark the 75th anniversary of Japan's attack on the US fleet at Pearl Harbor, paying tribute to the victims.

Donald Trump chooses Thomas Bossert, a national security aide to former President George W. Bush, as his homeland security and counter-terrorism adviser.

Russian investigators say wing flaps failure caused the military plane to crash into the Black Sea.

US President Barack Obama’s recent signing of the annual defense policy bill is meant to cause trouble for the incoming commander-in-chief, Donald Trump, Moscow says.

Iraq says Saudi Arabia’s policies are one of the main reasons behind continued tensions and crises in Yemen and Syria.

Over 70% of Americans are hopeful about the year 2017.

Turkey says it has evidence that the US-led coalition is supporting Daesh and other terrorist groups in Iraq.

A political analyst says the Western powers are not keen on cooperating with Iran to resolve problems in the Middle East region.

The US does not want the in Syria to end and the fall of President Bashar al-Assad was always on the agenda, according to an American political analyst.

The 2,141 demolition orders were almost 18 times more than the total number of Palestinian structures permitted to be built in the West Bank's Area C.