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Europe's five leading economies call for a crackdown on tax havens

Kerry will raise the incident with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, the State Department said on Thursday

The failed launch follows it's fourth nuclear test in January and a long-range rocket launch in February

Belgium is Europe's biggest supplier of foreign militants, with some 500 leaving for Syria and Iraq

Modi says eNAM will usher in transparency and help government meet its target of doubling farmers' income

A poll shows that 87 percent of voters had an unfavourable opinion of Hollande's four years at the helm

The United States and its Gulf partners have had differences over how best to address conflicts in the region

Al Jubeir says 'as far as we are concerned, the matter is closed'

Both show mounting pressure of their marathon White House race with a series of heated exchanges

Gulf News reported that the Gulf nations were suspending scholarships earmarked for Idaho State

Electronic Communications Privacy Act lets courts order Microsoft to remain silent about warrants

The machinery collapsed at the factory in Dongguan city on Wednesday due to bad weather

Another 27 people in Al-Baha were injured over three days because of accidents during heavy rains

Victims in prison recount tales of horror

There is no danger of a tsunami, local authorities say

Russian president alleged that "staff of US official institutions" were working on the disclosures

Companies went on strike against demands that 85 pc of a cigarette packet's surface be covered by health warnings

While you may think the handshake was like any other, the prince’s hands had a different story to tell

Lawmakers voted by 257 to 50 to approve the resignation of Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk

Hardline clerics have branded the Bengali new year celebrations as "un-Islamic and Haram (forbidden)"

Manuel Valls also claims most French people think Islam is incompatible with values of Republic

Researcher claims self-made millionaires are very particular about who they associate with

Barack Obama has relied heavily on drone attacks since taking office in 2009, but strikes evoke strong controversy

Printouts of articles from the internet and photos of Juelich chairman had been found in Abdeslam's apartment

The vote by MEPs comes after interior ministers from the 28 EU nations in December finally settled privacy concerns

Both Britain and Sweden have angrily disputed findings of UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention

Urges heads of state and government gathered at Islamic summit to end sectarian divisions in the Muslim world

Denounces it for police brutality and civil rights violations

High Mobility Artillery Rocket System was the star of a simulated assault exercise

Six other people injured and 18 rescued in the region

National Transformation Plan (NTP), as Riyadh has dubbed changes, is expected to be unveiled in next few weeks

Trump exploits attacks on Islam in order to gain access to power, says Qara Daghi

Terragraph technology uses low-cost, off-the-shelf components to create antenna-based networks in dense city settings

Emergency session on Wednesday ended with lawmakers shouting and throwing punches in the parliament hall

Pu says he has received formal notification from the Beijing City Judicial Bureau

Angola and Naples are among the settings for the six books shortlisted for the Man International Prize for literature

Prime Minister David Cameron's ratings have fallen 8 percentage points

Rebels attack positions of Gulf-backed loyalist fighters in Nihm, northeast of Sanaa

Almost 600,000 Americans are expected to die of cancer in 2016, according to the American Cancer Society

Duke, Duchess of Cambridge will meet Bhutan's glamorous young royal couple for the first time

Local authorities, community members to hold meetings addressing backlash against Muslims, Arab, Sikh and South Asians

Households are paying down mortgages instead of borrowing against homes to fund consumption

The former secretary of state holds a double-digit lead over the Vermont senator in polls

The HDP gained 59 lawmakers in last year's election after clearing the 10 percent threshold to enter the assembly

Philippine military spokesperson says IS' claim was propaganda and its statement had 'many gaps and inconsistencies'

Last month, German authorities stepped up security measures at airports, train stations and the country's borders

Hong Kong authorities say they were aware of the Panama Papers allegations

The 16-year-old is reporting for a tabloid run by street kids and tackling tough issues facing the city's homeless

These actions have the potential to unnecessarily escalate tensions between countries

Trump sets meeting US legislators as the anti-establishment candidate builds more relationships inside Washington