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Chile: 2 people shot to death after student protest
Chilean authorities say at least two people were shot to death after a student protest in the port city of Valparaiso.
Germanwings A320 co-pilot rehearsed the crash two hours prior to the flight
Lubitz seemed to be toying with the airplane's settings on the flight into Barcelona, programming it for a sharp descent multiple times.
Campaigners warn of rise in trafficking after Nepal earthquake
A 2013 report by the country's human rights commission recorded 29 000 incidences of trafficking or attempted trafficking in the country.
SSB puts 2,900 personnel on alert along Indo-Nepal border
Border force SSB has deployed a 2,900-strong contingent equipped with medical aid and food to help Indians returning from earthquake-hit Nepal and the affected locals.
Kathmandu was looking like a bombed city, it was a total dark night, recounts a young British tourist
An European tourist told me that a historic tower nearby had collapsed and hundreds have been buried under the debris.
India sends plane to airlift Nepal accident victims remains
Government sent an IL 76 aircraft to Kathmandu to bring back mortal remains of the 17 Indian pilgrims who were killed in a bus accident in Nepal.
American, Italian hostages inadvertently killed in US operation: Obama
The operation also resulted in the death of an American al-Qaeda leader, Ahmed Farouq, the White House said.
Yemen violence kills 944, injures 3,487: WHO
The WHO toll does not distinguish between civilians and fighters.
Shots fired at Bangladesh opposition leader Khaleda Zia's car
"She survived because it was a bullet-proof car," Zia's private secretary Shimul Biswas, who was with her during the attack, said.
Nuclear deal could open door to regional cooperation: Iran
Iran on Monday pushed its call for peace talks to end the fighting in Yemen, and offered assurances that a nuclear deal would pave the way for greater cooperation with its neighbors.
India monitoring China-Pakistan military cooperation: Navy chief RK Dhowan
The Indian Navy has been progressively moving towards indigenisation of design and construction after the process started half a century back, he said.
India close to picking candidate for New Development Bank
"As regards the President of the Bank, we are in the final stages of nominating the candidate," Jaitley said at the meeting of BRICS finance ministers and central bank governors on April 16.
Tsunami warning after 6.6 magnitude earthquake in Japan
Witnesses said buildings swayed in Taipei but there was no visible damage in the Taiwan capital.