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The move loosens a deadlock that has gripped the country, following nationwide mass protests that began against Bashir

Occurred during "routine activities related to removing water" from the storage cell says an official statement

Paul Gilmore was just 13 when on November 17, 1969 he dropped the bottle into the Indian Ocean

Trump's four-day attack on congresswomen and Democratic response lay bare deep rifts in Washington

He is on trial for two dozen federal charges, including mail and wire fraud

Denounces unilateral sanctions imposed by Trump while attending a UN session in New York

Says he would seek to negotiate new exit terms with the EU over the summer

Members of Congress, including Republicans, have been frustrated by what they see as Trump’s embrace of Saudi Arabia

First parts of S-400 air defence system were flown to Murted military airbase, sealing Turkey’s deal with Russia

Scarlett Keeling's body was found on a Goa beach in 2008

This is the first such case ever launched in the country

Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman was once one of the world's most powerful, notorious criminals

US president says great pressure has been exerted over the last two years to find JuD chief

They face a number of charges including participation in unlicensed demonstrations

10 pictures from events around the world

Thousands of residents affected in Pakistan, displaced and injured

Myanmar military’s Commander-in-Chief Min Aung Hlaing and other leaders were accused of extrajudicial killings

Guzman will spend life in jail, according to prosecutors

Rescuers and volunteers struggling to conduct their search among the narrow lanes

Victim was unable to breathe, told officer 11 times

Fire results in $575,000 worth of damage

21 other countries condemn China's treatment of ethnic minorities

Ibrahim al-Amin a key protest leader says today we completed the political declaration

He was the co-leader of the still-powerful Sinaloa organisation

A dwindling band of expat police officers now vilified for doing the bidding of the city's pro-Beijing leaders

State Department spokesperson says the US encourages the move between the two nuclear-armed neighbours

The officials say if the military exercise really goes ahead it would affect the DPRK-US working-level talks

Top Republican leaders rallied around Trump

7.3-magnitude quake struck about 165 kilometres south of the town of Ternate in North Maluku

Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadhav was sentenced to death by military court for espionage in April 2017

On July 16, 1969, Saturn V rocket set off from Florida carrying the first humans to the Moon

Ten adults and three babies killed, nine people sustain injuries

Police complaint filed

Attacker stabs girl with sharp tool on neck, head

Safa, Marwa Ullah born with condition known as 'craniopagus' in which parts of brains are joined

A coroner attributed Eaton's death to asphyxiation (lack of oxygen)

Young people in Malaysia more politically aware now than in the past: PM Mahathir

Susan Rice labels Chinese diplomat 'racist disgrace'

The drills were scaled down to facilitate dialogue with the North after Trump's historic first summit

Police says the missile was without explosive charge but re armable by specialised people

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Govt to freeze assets of people pending investigation of terrorism-related crimes

Building more than 100 years old, with 10 families living there

No one was injured in the fire which was brought under control

The monsoon is crucial for irrigation and groundwater supplies in the impoverished region

ICJ verdict in spy case will be announced tomorrow

Trade talks collapsed in May, American side accused Beijing of reneging on key commitments

2030 targets of the UN's SDG's aim to reduce world hunger

Police beat protestors and load them into trucks

They are composed of the skeletal remains of tiny reef-dwelling organisms, rather than solid rock