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Racket transferring money to Hong Kong firm busted

Bigger NBFCs must be inspected regularly: Rajan

Says he has done 90-95% of what needs to be done

Militants hijacking charity funds for attacks

In Thailand some non-profit groups had diverted money to fund propaganda in the insurgency-torn south

Afghan official: Taliban closing in on key city in the south

Taliban fighters have completely surrounded Lashkar Gah after weeks of intense fighting across the province

Vladimit Putin, Theresa May to meet in 'near future': Kremlin

British relations with Russia have soured in recent years, over efforts to prosecute the case of former spy Alexander Litvinenko

House Speaker Paul Ryan wins GOP nomination to run again

This is Ryan's first re-election win since becoming speaker last fall

Impeachment trial looms for Brazil's beleaguered Dilma Rousseff

Rousseff has likened the impeachment drive to a putsch by her political enemies

China city suspends Sino-French nuclear project after protests

Thousands of people massed outside government offices calling for the project to be cancelled on health grounds

UN says countries agree on refugee document

Agreement allows the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees to the set the number depending on need

Russian opposition supporters protest new repressive law

Protest was held against a controversial new legislation that offers new sweeping powers to security agencies

Father of Orlando gunman spotted at Clinton rally

Seddique Mateen, the shooter's father said, Hillary Clinton is good for United States versus Donald Trump, who has no solutions

Rio Olympics: Bus carrying journalists attacked, no casualties

Bus was carrying journalists returning from the Deodoro Olympic district to the main press centre at Barra da Tijuca

Chinese workers released after Nigeria kidnap

Exact timings of the kidnapping and release also remain unclear

US troops dumped gear during IS Afghanistan attack

Pentagon has said five of its special operations troops have been wounded in recent operations assisting the Afghans

Mali floods leave 14 dead in a month

Many buildings in Mali are poorly constructed using mud bricks, making them vulnerable to the heavy rains

Myanmar's Suu Kyi sets date for crunch peace talks

Suu Kyi wants to thrash out a deal on greater federal autonomy for ethnic groups in exchange for peace

Phelps is touting the benefit of cupping but does it work?

When he is competing in an event where victory is measured in fractions of a second, any little edge could make the difference

Turkey warns US not to 'sacrifice' relations for sake of Gulen

Coup took place while Erdogan was on a family holiday in southern Turkey

Kuwait posts budget deficit after 16 years of surplus

Revenues dropped by 45 per cent to $45.2 billion while spending was cut by 14.8 per cent to $60.5 billion

Trump's economic speech disrupted by series of protests

It was hard to hear the women, but the group says they were yelling at Trump about jobs and his comments on women