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Asia's third-largest economy has slowed in each of the past three quarters

President Macron, King Abdullah II underline importance of resolving all issues peacefully

The two foes have been meeting in Doha in recent days in a bid to put final touches on a historic deal

The move is the latest by Facebook to crack down on efforts to deceive or manipulate users

The pound slides on the surprise news, which opponents branded a 'coup' and a 'declaration of war'

Information Minister Moammar al-Eryani says government forces had taken Aden’s airport from the separatists

British PM pledges that Brexit will happen 'do or die' on October 31

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Protests have broken out, with police using pellet guns and tear gas to disperse the crowds

More than 900,000 people were ordered to evacuate

Thirteen others were left seriously injured following the blaze

Some of the blazes are down to natural causes, some by farmers clearing land for agriculture

He didn't block the portion of the law that bans terminations on the basis of fetal sex, race or risk of Down...

After losing power last year, the former prime minister was arrested and hit with dozens of charges related to 1MDB

It was the world's deadliest conflict, estimated to have killed 40 to 60 million people

Hackett accepted her apology, but acknowledged that the words "cut deep for me"

Nearly a million more people are under a lower-level evacuation advisory over the heavy rains

Graves fears that many of these designers and engineers will soon be out of work

At least nine others wounded in the clashes

Oil prices rise with US crude gaining 1%

A US body on global religious freedom fears India's drive to register citizens in Assam can disenfranchise Muslims

Children aged between four and 14, were sacrificed in a ritual to honor the Chimu culture's gods

Edmo was born male but has identified as female since she was five or six years old

Defense official says the last US Navy ship to visit Qingdao was the destroyer Benfold in 2016

Sixteen women address the court while lawyers read out statements on behalf of seven other accusers

A five-judge bench of the country's top court will review Indian move on Article-370 in October

Interior ministry spokesman says the sinful hands that carried out this crime will not escape punishment

Trump ratchets up tariffs on China to force the world’s second-largest economy to cut a better trade deal with the US

In most cases, other economic and social problems like corruption or a lack of jobs contribute to migration

Metre-long snake, whose bite can be fatal, has been missing since since escaping from its owner's home

#Trumpbedbugs trends on Twitter accusing the president of using his office to drum up business for his golf resorts

Withdrawal of foreign troops, a ceasefire agreement major pillars of peace talks

As more rivers, reservoirs go dry 600 'Jal Sahelis' step up efforts to fix region’s perennial water woes

This scientific creation will help to understand vision problems in humans with albinism

Rifleman allegedly shoots a havildar for punishing him on showing ‘lethargic attitude on duty’

Authorities say victim was repeatedly raped till she lost her consciousness

Investors return in later trade after Trump's G7 news conference

'We would put country before party and we would do it every time'

Democratic rivals are stepping up their push to take back part of rural America

One customer says the tattoo is a reminder of what protesters are fighting for

This claim comes after three top members died this month

The Labour leader says he plans to call a no-confidence vote in Prime Minister Boris Johnson next week

UN Committee calls on Nepal to remove existing obstacles hindering forced-labour victims from filing complaints

Geng Shuang expresses opposition to a statement made by the leaders

Firefighters in the region were called out 152 times on Monday

Esmaili says that she had been tasked with drawing up and managing cultural "infiltration" projects

Body of the 48-year-old was discovered on Friday, wearing a makeshift life jacket made of empty plastic bottles

Author faces social media ire for controversial statement

It did not offer details on the scale of the exercises or which military units were involved

Foreign Minister Marise Payne says Yang Hengjun, an outspoken pro-democracy activist, is held under 'harsh conditions'