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Delhi's chief minister Arvind Kejriwal has suffered more than most in India's notoriously rough and tumble political bullring
World
12.08.2024
Delhi leader defies slaps and shoes to step up election fight
Police guard the site where forensic investigators have exhumed bodies from a mass grave in a farm in Zapopan, in Mexico's Jalisco state
World
12.08.2024
In Mexico, 35 bodies found in mass graves
Far-right supporters who marched from the prime minister's office to the US embassy waved banners reading "No to claims", "Shame" and "Stop 477" 
World
12.08.2024
Polish far-right protests US law on Jewish restitution
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, in a recent presidential office handout image, insisted that he would not bow to international criticism over a controversial decision to re-run mayoral elections in Istanbul
World
12.08.2024
Erdogan refuses to budge over re-run of Istanbul vote
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Israel's public broadcaster KAN aired a promotional Eurovision video featuring a shot of east Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque compound
World 12.08.2024
Palestinians want Jerusalem cut from Eurovision videos
Ahmed Bilal, a Bangladeshi who survived a migrant shipwreck that killed dozens, rests at a shelter in the Tunisian coastal city of Zarzis on Saturday
World 12.08.2024
Bangladeshi farmer among migrants saved by Tunisian fishermen
A supporter of Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido holds a black and white version of Venezuela's national flag during a rally in Caracas on May 11, 2019
World 12.08.2024
Venezuela's Guaido rallies his supporters as Maduro clamps down
At least 42 people lost their lives in eastern India and Bangladesh after cyclone Fani barrelled into the region
World 12.08.2024
Protests reported as millions without power, one week after India cyclone
A yellow vest protester at one of the March protests in Montpellier, southern France
World 12.08.2024
Sporadic clashes as 'yellow vests' rally in France
Balochistan has been rocked by separatist, Islamist and sectarian insurgencies for years
World 12.08.2024
Gunmen storm luxury hotel in Pakistan port city of Gwadar
Pro-gun Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro, whose tough-on-crime rhetoric helped him get elected, signed a controversial order allowing members of a wide range of professions to carry guns on the street or at work
World 12.08.2024
Brazil court orders Bolsonaro to explain gun decree
Nuns around the world have set up the Talitha Kum network to help girls freed from human traffickers
World 12.08.2024
Nuns step up in the fight against prostitution
Years of conflict have left Afghanistan strewn with landmines, unexploded mortars, rockets and homemade bombs
World 12.08.2024
Landmine explosion kills seven children in Afghanistan
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