India's 100 million tribespeople are, in the words of a historian, its invisible and marginal minority

Save the Children says it has found more than 2,500 children from 30 countries in three camps alone

Mr Kim would stop at the Vietnamese border station of Dong Dang where he would disembark and drive 170km (105mi) to Hanoi by car

Tens of thousands of foreign nationals are believed to have travelled to Syria and neighbouring Iraq to fight for the Islamic State (IS) group

A fierce row has broken out in China - and it is all down to some freckles

From January to July 2018 alone, some 754,000 tonnes of plastic waste was imported into Malaysia

Hundreds of five-star rooms in Islamabad are believed have been booked out for the 1000-strong delegation

While a dramatic end to humanity is possible, focusing on such scenarios may mean ignoring the most serious threats we face in today's world

She signed the heart with her name and stuck it on a board on a wall in the middle of several other hearts

According to her online CV, she lived and worked within countries including Iraq, Qatar, Jordan, Turkey, the UAE, Tajikistan and Iran

The sheer range of Salil Chowdhury’s work over nearly half a century should be enough to reflect the genius

It faces fierce resistance from Afghan mujahideen fighters backed by the United States and others

The think-tank IPPR says human impacts have reached a critical stage and threaten to destabilise society and the global economy

The cemetery also has the tombs of Padre Santus, a highly venerated Portuguese priest, John Mildenhall

The Martu are defined under Australian law as the traditional owners of more than 52,000 square miles of land in the Great and Little Sandy Deserts

The state law, passed in 2014, would have required doctors who provide abortion services to be certified to practise at a nearby hospital

The story of Yanxi Palace, a drama about life in imperial China, broke records when it was released last year

A total of 173 people died - Australia's deadliest ever bushfire event

This is the most auspicious of six bathing days at the event, billed as the world's biggest human gathering

The heavy-bike event has taken place every year since 1961 from the capital city's cathedral square to the Black Christ Sanctuary in Esquipulas

Many communities in Nepal view menstruating women as impure and in some remote areas they are forced to sleep in a hut away from the home

A new phase in the Venezuela crisis started last month when Washington recognised opposition leader Juan Guaidó

Up until Monday, Esha Gupta was just a Bollywood actress with a passion for Arsenal football club

A person's final resting place could be the foundations of a flowerbed or could feed the roots of a tree

The most extreme arctic blasts, caused by a spinning pool of cold air known as the polar vortex, could bring temperatures as low as -53C (-64F)

96-year-old scientist will make electricity cheap for all

This vital warehouse still stores a sea of wheat sacks in a country on the cusp of famine

Bungaree was born in the area now known as Broken Bay, just north of modern day Sydney, in about 1775

With 800 million voters and nearly 2,000 political parties taking part, India's elections are a staggeringly challenging exercise

Works on the stalls and the main stage are almost finished

About 40 of the animals had already died from dehydration and starvation

The police had described Umair Khalil's father Mohammad Khalil, his mother Nabeela, sister Areeba and his father's friend Zeeshan as terrorists

The paranoia of Richard Nixon, who in his final days railed, King Lear-like, at portraits hanging on the White House walls

Back in 2002 Princess Anne became the first senior member of the Royal family to be convicted of a criminal offence after her dog attacked two kids

MPs are due to vote on a modified version of the deal next Tuesday

Since the Apollo 11 mission of July 1969, the Moon has remained largely untouched - no human has been there since 1972

Vogue magazine has apologised for misidentifying Muslim American journalist Noor Tagouri as a Pakistani actress in its February issue

Once motorists reach 70 in Britain, they need to renew their licences every three years, though they do not need to retake their driving test

The 87-year-old is telling me about her life with Maurice Audin, a fellow maths student at the University of Algiers in the 1950s