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Turkey parliament to consider death penalty for coup plotters

Capital punishment was abolished in Turkey in 2004 as the nation sought accession to the European Union

Vladimir Putin says not right time to resume Aleppo strikes

It is necessary to continue the humanitarian pause in the war-ravaged city, says Putin

NGT issues interim stay on steel flyover in Bengaluru

The petitioners alleged that the project has not complied with the legal requirement such as the Environment Impact Assessment

US economy grew 2.9% in third quarter

Battered export sector rebounded and businesses finally began restocking their shelves at a faster clip

Espionage case and the diplomatic tit-for-tat: Latest developments from India and Pak

India declared a Pak Embassy staffer as persona non-grata for spy activities after he was caught with sensitive defence documents

Turkey pushes US to arrest coup suspect Fethullah Gule

Gulen, a former Erdogan ally who has lived in the United States since 1999, denies the claims

Nicolas Maduro pledges to crush looming strike in Venezuela

Maduro's supporters yelled angrily and scuffled with riot police guarding the assembly

Deal struck for world's biggest marine reserve in Antarctica

Consensus is needed from all 24 member countries and the European Union

UN votes to launch talks on nuclear weapons ban

The measure is expected to go to the full General Assembly for a vote in late November or early December

Keep eye on people exposed to sick birds, Centre advises states

A joint coordination committee in the Animal Husbandary Department with representation from the Ministry is also monitoring the situation

Sebi, stock exchanges seek report from Tatas

Talks of swift action if violation of corp governance is suspected; stock exchanges also send notices to Tata firms

22 children killed in air strikes on Syrian school: UNICEF

Syrian government forces and their Russian ally have been accused by Western powers and rights groups of carrying out indiscriminate attacks on civilian infrastructure

29 people found dead off Libya in migrant boat horror

UN on Wednesday has claimed more than 3,800 lives so far this year

Gambia becomes latest African nation to quit ICC

The shock move announced was condemned by rights groups as a drastic blow for victims of serious crimes across the world

Russia hits out at UN aid chief over 'kill zone' Aleppo

Accusations in turn drew sharp responses from the US, Britain and France in one of the stormiest council sessions on Syria in weeks

Drone strike targets senior Al-Qaeda leader in Afghanistan

The US military believes the men were killed but has not confirmed the strike was successful

Sanders urges government to kill AT&T-Time Warner merger

Merger would lead to less competition and diversity of content and would provide consumers less while charging them more, says Bernie in a letter to govt

Donald Trump vows to spend big on White House race

I am willing to spend much more than that if I have to, says Trump

A second powerful aftershock rattles Italy after 5.4 temblor

US Geological survey put the magnitude at 6.0 and said the epicenter was in Visso, where buildings crumbled into the street

Israeli settlements in West Bank not illegal: Trump adviser

Israeli religious nationalists see the Palestinian territory as part of the country, citing Jews' connection to the land from biblical times