The claim is dismissed as "war hysteria" by India and comes weeks after a flare-up in tensions.

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A BBC investigation has revealed that at least six candidates were offered money by Russians in the lead up to last year’s presidential elections in Madagascar.

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The world's biggest election takes place, as does a smaller (but still significant) one.

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Why Nisha Katona quit being a barrister to build an "authentic" Indian restaurant chain.

New restrictions on drivers come into force in central London today, so how do these compare with the rest of the world?

What to expect from Israel's upcoming polls, as PM Benjamin Netanyahu fights for political survival.

How has the Modi government in India matched up to its promises?

The relationship goes beyond prudent foreign policy, resulting in a unique level of diplomatic and diasporic cooperation.

Londoner Laleh Shahravesh, 55, could be sentenced to two years in prison over two Facebook posts.

GCHQ suggests Huawei's 5G kit could be banned from Westminster and other sensitive areas.

Welfare group Four Paws moves more than 40 of the zoo's animals to a reserve in Jordan.

Chairman Cho Yang-ho's leadership has been plagued by several family scandals over the years.

With the UK set to leave the EU on Friday, Theresa May says people expect politicians to work together.

Wiebe Wakker travelled across 33 countries over almost three years to make a point about climate change.

Apps and websites that do not protect their users may be fined or blocked under new proposals.

Drivers of older, more polluting vehicles will have to pay a fee to enter the centre of the city.