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India's small Himalayan tribe, forgotten by the world's largest democracy | Policy

Totopara, India— Jiten Toto has lived longer than independent India; His 80 years were spent in the small village of…

News Thousands of inmates escaped from two of Haiti's largest prisons after they were raided by armed gangs. Published on…

An indigenous mother rises in Chilean politics when she gets caught in the crossfire of a polarized nation. On her…

Some 9,000 doctors walked off the job two weeks ago over government plans to increase medical school admissions. South Korea…

The funds come after the Philippine president told the Australian parliament he would “not give” a “square inch” in the…

At least 12 people were killed when gangs pushing for the prime minister's ouster attacked two prisons. At least 12…

Taipei, Taiwan – China's “Two Sessions” begin in Beijing on Monday with the meeting of the National People's Congress (NPC)…

Idaho and Missouri hold Republican presidential caucuses today, while the Republican Party in Michigan holds a convention that will formally…

Shervin Hajipour says he was sentenced to more than three years in prison for “inciting people to riot.” An Iranian…

One of the busiest days on the US election calendar is almost here. Super Tuesday takes place on March 5,…