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Neither Israel nor the United States have ratified the UN convention on the sea

Former local govt chairman says attack happened at about 8:00 pm in Kuda village near town of Gulak in Adamawa state

"We urge our dear Istanbul residents not to heed calls to take part and to comply with warnings by security forces"

Mohammed bin Salman is Saudi King's son and country's defence minister

86-year-old May Ashworth thinks there is some person at Google's headquarters who looks after the searches

About 1,200 firefighters were trying to keep the fire from exploding out of control as airplane tankers dropped water

Chief of Kabul police's Criminal Investigation Department says the push is for the safety of residents

It's not a painting, it's not a sculpture. You need to walk on it... It's physical, not virtual

The boat carrying the 44 people was found stranded off the coast of the northern Indonesian province of Aceh last week

The recorder was 'retrieved in several pieces', says statement

More than 70 years after World War II, Hanning stands accused of complicity at the death camp in Nazi-occupied Poland

Some analysts have suggested that Davutoglu made way for Yildirim to allow a more reconciliatory foreign policy

Move comes as retaliation to attack on gay nightclub in Orlando that resulted in the death of 49 people

Police have arrested over 11,000 people in past week in bid to quash spate of brutal murders of religious minorities

The US Senator posted a clarification on Twitter saying he meant to blame Obama's policies, not the president

Disney is conducting a swift and thorough review of all processes and protocols

The cable calls for targeted military strikes against the Syrian government

For lawmakers accustomed to well-crafted talking points, the week marked a chaotic flurry of contorted responses

The photos were taken just days after forestry department advised tourists against taking selfies with lions

The judge also sentenced 12 others to seven years in jail over the massacre of 69 Muslims during the riots

43 Russians detained by French police after street battles in Marseille

Polcie says Idris mosque in Seattle's Northgate was target of planned attack

The lawmaker who campaigned for Britain to stay in the EU and aid for Syrian refugees, was killed in a street attack

During the shooting, the gunman exchanged text messages with his wife as well as posting on Facebook

Forty-nine people were killed when Omar Mateen ran amok in a gay nightclub, armed with a legally bought assault rifle

Sheikh Shady Alsuleiman was present at an exclusive function at the Australian leader's official Sydney residence

An investigation found Omar Mateen made extremist posts during the massacre and searched for news of his attack

Jose Lopez served for 12 years in the cabinets of Argentina's last two presidents

Air Force One touched down in Florida shortly before 1:00 pm

The lawyer of Sukur told the court in Istanbul that his client had moved to the United States

The device was found broken into pieces but the salvage experts managed to retrieve the recorder's crucial memory unit

46-year-old Bosnian arrived in country on Monday with his 4 children

It's right that all campaigning has been stopped after the terrible attack on Jo Cox, says British PM

Accused are convicted of "establishing and raising donations to fund terror organisation named Bahraini Hezbollah"

Abdeslam is only surviving member of 10-man team that attacked a string of Paris bars and restaurants on November 13

The attack happened in the village of Birstall, near Wakefield, in Cox's constituency

The meeting violated US promises of acknowledging Tibet as a part of China, says Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson

Other prospective running mates include US Labor Secretary Tom Perez and US Housing Secretary Julián Castro

Indian army intercepted a group of fighetrs trying to cross heavily militarised de-facto border

Spokesperson for FBI's Washington field office say agency has "robust" relationship with the local Muslim community

ISIS has subjected Yazidi woman, child or man that it has captured to the most horrific of atrocities, says official

Inhabitants have warned they will hold Israeli firm responsible for any tragedies

Investigators tracked down and detained a 23-year-old labourer reportedly from India's state of Assam

We look at 13 images from events around the world

The move follows demands for action after the weekend massacre of 49 people at a gay nightclub in Florida

Nokia said Thursday it was settling the ownership issue "through privately negotiated transactions".

Disney calculates there are 330 million people living within a 3-hour journey of Shanghai who are potential customers

Emirates issues apology to couple and calls for internal review

Napster was found to be facilitating music piracy and shut down by US courts in 2001, leading to bankruptcy

Platforms like Facebook and Twitter are struggling to find ways to keep out content that promotes violence.