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United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said he was 'outraged' by the suicide blasts

Many of the refugees arriving in Bangladesh recounted incidents of killings and rape

More people were killed under communist regimes than under Adolf Hitler, claims German leader

Amid soaring tensions between Moscow and the West, Russia's military expense last year decreased by 20 per cent

The movement is ever-present on social media reaching out to a large number of people

According to SIGAR, the strength of the Afghan security forces dropped by about 10 per cent over the course of a year

Russia ran an information warfare campaign to disrupt 2016 US presidential election

Caribbean nation agreed to establish diplomatic relations with China in favour of Taiwan

Authorities allege that Lula along with Senator Gleisi Hoffmann were given access to a $40 million slush fund in 2010

Magistrate Belinda Wallington hands down her decision in Pell’s case

Benjamin Netanyahu steps up pressure on United States to pull out of 2015 nuclear deal with Iran

US President has given European signatories May 12 deadline to fix the terrible flaws in the agreement

Canada wants 'Safe Third Country Agreement' rewritten to apply to the entire border

Mexican officials allowed a first group of about 50 women, children and transgender people

Pence's remarks came as he tours a construction site for a barrier

Netanyahu accuses Israel's main enemy Iran of lying about its nuclear ambition

Two suicide blasts in Kabul kill 25 people; 11 children die in Kandahar; BBC reporter killed in Khost

Widespread government internet filter prevents Iranians from accessing many sites

His father moved to Britain from Pakistan and worked as a bus driver in Bristol

Pompeo also made his first comments on the violence along the Israel-Gaza Strip border

Government officials regret airing ad which featured scantily-clad female wrestlers

Trump deserves big credit for bringing about inter-Korean talks through sanctions and pressure, claims Moon

The UAE is Japan's main trading partner in the Middle East

The two nations had been negotiating a labour deal that could result in the lifting of the temporary ban

"We don't get enough money if we grow wheat or other crops,"
said Mohammad Nadir

Malaysia is among the first few countries to legislate policing of fake news

Iran must be stopped, Its quest for nuclear bombs must be stopped. Its aggression must be stopped

Syrian rebels hold large swathes of both northwest and southwest Syria

The Syrian Observatory of Human Rights suspect attack was by Israel

No group has claimed responsibility for attack, which occurred near the headquarters of Afghan intelligence services

The policeman's testimony is an extremely rare case of a security official openly challenging superiors in the country

In Iraq's last election in 2014, Kurdish parties won 62 out of parliament's 329 seats

The moves come after Friday’s historic summit at which South Korea and North Korea agreed to end hostilities

David Goodall,104, does not have a terminal illness but his quality of life has deteriorated, say euthanasia advocates

Known as Little Moscow, Legnica hosted the largest Soviet military base in Poland during the Cold War

Islamic State claims responsibility for suicide attacks

Pakistan has always encouraged the DPRK and RoK to resume meaningful negotiations

The technique was used successfully by Donald Trump's campaign in 2016

The council is urging Myanmar to allow the safe return of the Rohingya

The controversy has touched on long-running frustration over special treatment granted to Thai officials and elites

The country's goal is to bring annual tourist arrivals back up to 7 million by 2020

They hope the park will draw in foreign investment and attract 17 million visitors by 2030

Trump cites Central American migrants traveling in a 'caravan' as one of the reasons for strong border security

Pledge from Kim Jong Un follows weeks of whirlwind diplomacy that saw Korean leaders agree to denuclearisation

Ex-Soviet Armenia has been in the grip of a severe political crisis

72-year-old veteran leader Ortega has agreed to hold talks

Moon met with Kim in a historic summit

Huthi rebels stage public funeral for Saleh al-Sammad, head of their Supreme Political Council

US officials travelling with Pompeo told reporters the Huthi missiles had been supplied by Iran

Pompeo said on Friday he would discuss the future of the 2015 Iran deal in his talks