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Trump called for “a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States” as a presidential candidate

This is the second major accident involving school children in a period of two weeks.

Cumhuriyet has a circulation of just over 50,000 but its influence has been hugely significant.

The North-South summit will focus more on denuclearization and securing of permanent peace

French leader's feisty speech to lawmakers was a dramatic twist near the end of a three-day

President Rodrigo Duterte order shutdown this month after calling the resort a cesspool

Study in more than 300,000 people in Britain found that those diagnosed with dementia

Pennsylvania jury of seven men and five women crosses the seven-hour point in deliberations

Rights group Nicaraguan Centre for Human Rights said 34 people had died in the demonstrations

Taliban statement dismisses peace overtures as a conspiracy

Judge orders release of Cumhuriyet chairman Akin Atalay who was in jail for over 500 days

The car is 10 seconds faster than the original version

Suspect was identified by authorities at a news conference in Sacramento

Attacker threw hand grenade at police checkpoint before escaping on foot, authorities say

Experts say identity of the corpse could only be confirmed after further examination

Ghulam Nabi Patel was earlier affiliated with the People’s Democratic Party

One of two suspects nabbed, police claim

Family and friends of the 35-year-old have accused Israel's Mossad spy agency of carrying out the killing

Peskov said the Kremlin supports keeping the current Iran nuclear deal in place.

The Israelis say their strikes aim to prevent Iran's
pro-Assad garrison from entrenching in Syria

Rebels started leaving Eastern Qalamun on Saturday under an agreement

An estimated 44,000 Allied soldiers were killed in the Gallipoli campaign

Democratically elected leaders no longer see the media as part of democracy's essential underpinning

the country's reservoirs currently hold about 12 per cent of their total collective capacity

Two of the four other co-accused, including a woman, were also found guilty and were sentenced to 20 years

The remarks come days before Kim holds a historic summit with President Moon and President Trump

The annual spring offensive traditionally marks the start of the so-called fighting season

The most senior official to be killed by the Western-backed alliance in the three-year-old war

Adding to uncertainty over each player's intentions are the vastly different military capabilities of each country

A minute of air time on some privately owned television channels will rack up a $6,000 bill

An oil spill sparked a huge fire about 1:30am (1830 GMT Tuesday) in a residential area on Sumatra Island

Kim is set to meet South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Friday

Some 6.1 million people are now internally displaced in Syria

Trump laid transatlantic divisions bare during a visit by the French president

Police say suspect Alek Minassian was not known to them before the recent carnage in Canada

Efrain Alegre says that the country’s official elections tribunal was too quick to announce the victory

Nakasone has an extensive background in cyber issues

Sixteen persons confirmed death, including two priests

Jackson has been set to have his confirmation hearing for the job

Planet’s cloud tops contain hydrogen sulphide giving it the disgusting odour

Simon McDonald had referred to a picture of the "Golden Mosque" in Amritsar, northern India

Gen Bajwa meets ground forces commander in Moscow amid tensions with US

The scientist also goes by the name Aleksandr Spectre

Doctor removed from his post at the centre for negligence, placed in separate facility

Fawcett died in 1929 aged 82

Report issued in response to Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for 2017 released by Washington

Exhaustive examination covers wide array of psychological, intellectual, and physical work-ups

Russian official Yermakov describes the 2015 Iran nuclear deal as 'quite a fragile compromise'

Setya Novanto, once among the country's most influential politicians, had been accused of taking millions in...

Yue’s original petition called for Peking University to publicly air its investigation