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US President Donald Trump paid homage to the civil rights icon by proclaiming April 4, 2018, a day to honour King

President Rodrigo Duterte orders the shutdown to start from April 26

Court showdown sents tension soaring in Latin America's biggest country

Cause of the death and hospitalisations is not clear

Faces the difficult task of rebuilding the impoverished West African nation’s economy

Beijing's swift and forceful response raised the prospect of a quickly spiralling dispute between two superpowers

San Bruno police say her motive appears to be anger over YouTube's policies.

New figure eclipses a previous estimate of 50 million

2% of adult Americans are firmly convinced the Earth is as flat as a pancake

Man legally changed his gender from a woman in 2015 after years of testosterone therapy

Consulting firm hired by Trump's presidential campaign acquire Facebook users data to influence voters

Doklam has been disputed between China and Bhutan since 1961

Meshram, 23, sustained injuries as she tried to save her goat from being attacked by the tiger

Lawyer Wang Quanzhang went missing in August
2015 during a sweeping crackdown on rights activists

At least three wounded in attack

Their plight has triggered global alarm over worsening media freedoms in Myanmar

The exact nature of Philip’s hip problem remains unclear

Once dismissed as "untouchables," Dalits make up 200 million of India's 1.25 billion population

The summit could be a deal-breaker or milestone for the Syrian Crisis

Siege by the rebels could not withstand bombing by the Syrian regime

Egyptian and Arab culture has lost a great novelist who enriched culture in Egypt and the Arab world

Trump places $200 million on hold in US funding to help stabilise areas of eastern Syria recaptured from Islamic State

The psychiatrist told me: 'You are okay, mayor. You are just fond of cursing'

It is the first time in modern history that London's homicide rate has been higher than New York's

List includes electronics, aircraft, parts, satellites, medicine, machinery and other goods

Trump accuses Mexico of abetting and profiting from illegal immigration

Trump's renews a long-standing call for better relations with Moscow

Putin held several hours of talks with Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan on the first of a two-day visit

Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency says the boat was carrying 19 men, 17 women and 20 children

According to UN mission, 22 anti-balaka fighters were killed and warned such attack could be considered a war crime

Al Hamad spends one to six months on developing new perfumes every year

Amid a chaotic scene in the city of San Bruno, a woman believed to be the shooter was found dead

Dr Angelou had received dozens of awards and more than 50 honorary degrees in her life

Employees evacuate YouTube office and nearby buildings huddled under trees in parking lots

San Bruno police warns people in a Twitter message to stay away from the address of YouTube

King’s comments come after crown prince said Israel has 'right' to its land

At least 59 people, including Taliban commanders, were killed in the attack

The professor of marketing was also accused of "distorting the history" of Bangladesh's war of independence in 1971

Country has over 20 million Muslims, more than 57,000 clerical personnel, and 35,000 Islamic mosques

Death toll following the protest rose to 19 after two injured youth succumbed to their injuries earlier today

Arming submarines with atomic weapons significantly weakens command and control over nuclear arsenals, say experts

The bowl, said to have been used by the emperor in the early 18th century, was sold within five minutes

According to WhatsApp messages, people will be 'rewarded' for carrying out racist and violent actions against...

Boko Haram fighters attacked the military base with suicide bombers, mortars and guns

A government lab in Al Uyayna is leading the country's efforts for solar power as it seeks to diversify

Journalists found guilty of writing or broadcasting fake news will have their government accreditation withdrawn

Janjua and Doval spoke on Marcy 26, Indian publication says

There were no injuries or damage

Teachers have been flexing their political muscle in Republican-dominated states

Trump took to Twitter to attack Mexico for allowing the 1,500-strong group to march