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People took flour, wheat and hygiene kits after storming several warehouses, a UN agency says.

They say their routes from Pakistan are “safe”, with one claiming “hundreds” are transported daily.

The beloved leader represents a way of potentially governing China with very different priorities.

Reports say the eight men, who worked at a private firm in Qatar, were arrested last year.

The ruling is a setback in the fight for LGBT rights in the country, human rights groups say.

Once tipped as the country's leader, Li Keqiang has died less than a year after stepping down as premier.

Li Keqiang, once the second most powerful man in China, suffered a sudden heart attack, state media said.

Many Afghans who fled the Taliban after working with the UK government are waiting for relocation.

The heavily indebted company has become the poster child of the country's flailing property sector.

Mahua Moitra is known to ask tough questions to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his government.

Dr Glory Valthaty was understood to have been visiting relatives with her two children and husband.

The felines would have been passed off as pork or mutton, state-affiliated media report.

Biden's statement comes days after collisions between Filipino and Chinese ships in the South China Sea.

The retired officer was convicted of recruiting active-duty officers to give China military secrets.

A dinosaur fossil and two Tang Dynasty figurines were handed to the Chinese embassy in Canberra.

Workers from low-caste communities endure stigma and hazards as they clean sewers and septic tanks.

The leaders were united on many issues, including standing against aggression by Russia and Hamas.