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US bypassing 1267 committee by submitting draft resolution at UNSC, says Beijing

After the latest summit between Washington and Pyongyang ended in deadlock

The council unanimously adopts a French-drafted resolution

Move was announced by Auditor General Elvis Amoroso on state television

Tweets that go too far such as threatening someone with violence would be removed, says official

Netanyahu has been seeking to head off political pressure over Gaza ahead of April 9 elections

Russia introduced tougher internet laws, requiring search engines to delete some results

Authorities are investigating whether Gokmen has confessed to judge during a closed hearing of his motives

Cave discovered near desert site where according to the Bible, Lot's wife was turned into pillar of salt

International Crimes Tribunal with no international oversight is politically motivated, say critics

The pope’s refusal quickly entered what are known as the Catholic cultural wars between conservatives and progressives

The activist was arrested for organizing meeting to help guide poor access subsidized food supplied by the government

Governments in Quebec have been trying for years to restrict civil servants from wearing overt religious symbols

Riyadh also announces support to artists, scheme of art prizes, scholarship programmes and culture fund

US has poured more than $780 billion into aid of Afghanistan, 15 per cent of which was spent on reconstruction

Decision comes after Pakistan clarified PM's comments on Afghanistan 'misinterpreted and reported out of context'

Attacker set fire to Shenyang traffic police department before setting off an explosive device

The Hindu nationalist leader addresses tens of thousands of supporters in three cities

The move comes one week after Facebook announced it was revamping how it uses targeted advertising

Motion will be tabled later today, says govt representative

US military’s Strategic Command was tracking more than 250 pieces of debris from India’s missile test

Bombing is the latest in a recent string of blasts in capital Mogadishu

It was not immediately clear if people were trapped inside the office block

Ardern said the focus of Friday's service and next month's royal visit was supporting the Muslim community

It all started when John R Bass rebuked PM Imran while alluding to his past as captain of Pakistan cricket team

United States' previous bid was blocked by China

Incident unfolds in northeastern Seattle when suspect approached motorist at an intersection

Turkey's Erdogan hits out at Trump over Golan Heights

Acting US Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan says we all live in space, let's not make it a mess

May told meeting of Conservative lawmakers she would step down if her plan finally got through the parliament

Ancol Dreamland placed golden chest wraps on figures which have been at the park for the last 15 years

The enormous 52,000-square metre National Museum of Qatar is located on Doha's waterfront corniche

'Mildest form of abuse was showing adult porn to child victim and worst was raping drugged child for 10 hours'

The two countries nearly went to war over a cluster of uninhabited islets in 1996

FO statement says Islamabad acted with "a high sense of responsibility" and extended full cooperation

Analysts term announcement as blatant attempt to take credit for years of work by scientists, gain political points

According to Indian officials, the heroin seized has a street value of $72.5 million

Authorities warn Sri Lankans they must slash their energy use in coming months or face extensive power cuts

Homosexuality is already illegal in Brunei but it will now become a capital offence

Arifa Sultana gave birth to baby boy last month through normal delivery but doctors missed presence of second uterus

Indonesia's illegal trade in wildlife along with habitat loss has driven numerous species to the brink of extinction

This year marks the 60th anniversary of failed Tibetan uprising against Chinese rule

Boasting of such capabilities is reminiscent of Don Quixote’s tilting against windmills: FO

Kurz said Austria was looking into dissolving the Identitarian Movement

Brexit supporters fear the entire divorce is at risk

Meng Hongwei had 'refused to enact decisions of the party centre' and abused his power for private gain

Says India registered its name as a space power

50 people have been indicted so far in a scam to help children of the American elite gain entry into top US colleges

Further exchanges of fire occurred throughout the night before calm again returned at around 6:00 am

Belgium, Britain, France, Germany, Poland insisted Golan remained Israeli-occupied Syrian territory