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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange warns of forthcoming 'significant' Clinton leaks

Assange said WikiLeaks is combing through thousands of pages of material and the documents will be released before Nov 8 elections

Hajj stoning to be shortened after deadly stampede: Report

The period during, which pilgrims can perform the Jamarat ritual will be reduced by 12 hours

South Sudan fighting kills at least 275, both sides say

Phillip Aguer says rebels attacked the army barracks in the northeast town of Pajut on August 19

Jo Biden vows 'rock solid' NATO ties as allies slam Donald Trump

Tensions between NATO and Russia have reached their worst level following Moscow's 2014 annexation of Crimea

Rubio on Trump: First a con man, now better than Hillary Clinton

Last month Rubio said he is supporting Trump because he pledged early in the campaign to support the Republican nominee

North Korea plants mines near Korean border village: UN

Under the Korean War armistice, the two sides are barred from carrying out any hostile acts within or across the 4-km -wide DMZ

Maharashtra govt signs pact with Telangana for regional connectivity

These includes services as free security and fire brigade services and levy only 1% VAT on jet fuel sold at RCS airports

Rio Paralympics: Ban continues on Russian competitors

According to a report by WADA, Russia's disabled athletes had failed to comply with global anti-doping codes

Palestinian suspect in police killings beaten to death

Officers were killed in the West Bank city of Nablus last week when gunmen opened fire on security forces

Jews attacked on unauthorised West Bank visit: Police

One of the policemen died in the fighting, along with six Palestinians

North Korea rolls out on-demand TV service

Service also provides access to selected study sources, suggesting it could be used to enhance distance learning

Researcher who led fight to eradicate smallpox dies at 87

Donald Henderson was a former dean of the school's Bloomberg School of Public Health

In Nepal's Himalayas, hopes of closer China ties

Border is usually closed for security reasons as Upper Mustang has history as a base for the Tibetan resistance

Big three leaders insist EU not finished after Brexit

Three leaders were speaking ahead of a working dinner aboard the Italian navy's Guiseppe Garibaldi aircraft carrier

Canada to US tourists: please leave your guns at home

Canada only began arming its border guards in 2006

Last resident of historic Chinese shrimping village dies

A public memorial and celebration of Quan's life is being planned

Sania Mirza moves alone at top of tennis doubles rankings

Mirza with Barbora Strycova beat former partner Martina Hingis and Coco Vandeweghe 7-5, 6-4 in Cincinnati final

Pfizer nears agreement to buy Medivation for $14 billion

Purchase would be Pfizer's biggest buy since it bought the medical device company Hospira last year for $17 billion

Taiwan probes leading bank linked to Panama Papers

Mossack Fonseca, the Panamanian law firm, insists that it did nothing wrong

12-year-old IS suicide bomber kills 51 at a Turkish wedding

22 of the victims were aged under 14, more than 100 injured in attack in Gaziantep, 20 miles from Syria