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Rojanaphruk faces up to 14 years in prison over two cases filed by police

Incidents reported in 26 states from January to July 2017

Erik Prince's sister is Trump’s education secretary; plan appears to have the support of Steven Bannon

'The factual evidence supports the men having recommended the use of interrogation techniques like waterboarding'

Footage included couple sitting naked by caravan, woman sunbathing naked with her daughters and couple having sex

Several residents fled their homes for fear of buildings collapsing

Three women and six children were killed on Friday in the northwestern Saada province in an air strike on their home

'How can you speak of equality of the entire nation and ignore women?'

Western diplomats and her own advisers have warned she has failed to control her administration's narrative

Since 2013, Gathoni has woken at 3 a.m. every day to pray for another Kenyatta victory

The powerful legal service has been criticised for prosecuting political dissent or turning a blind eye to state abuse

War took 144,000 lives in a part of the world that is home to 600 million people

He was the subject of a 2014 documentary titled "The Ape Who Went to College"

At total of 71 houses were destroyed in the landslide

The latest identification was the first in more than two years

Fast food giant will add 2,000 stores to its current 2,500 and aim for double-digit sales growth in next five years

Pakistan established Special Economic Zones (SEZs), Korean companies can establish units there, says PM

Photo series depicts what is now considered to be one of the most unfateful yet important moments in modern history

The police estimated the value of the drugs at up to A$810 million

New edition for history book also eliminates Muslim rulers in the country before Mughal period

One girl, two boys were found at Ghatkopar railway station by the Kurla Government Railway Police last year

North Korea has been firing missiles into the waters between the two countries and last month launched two ICBMs

The drills come at a time when India and China are already locked in a standoff on their land border in the Himalayas

Trump has repeatedly questioned the accuracy of climate change research

There is need for a serious review of the process of certifying climbers

More than 90% of heroin consumed in Canada is of Afghan origin

China has strongly opposed what it calls interference by countries outside the region in the South China Sea issue

All drone activities within the United States must follow Federal Aviation Administration rules and guidelines

'We need to keep a close eye on the Chinese naval force's activity'

Elizabeth Broderick, Marvi Memon agree to work for promotion of women’s rights

More than 8,000 people have been killed in the ongoing war; nearly 2,000 died of cholera since April

Critics assail him over frequency of his golf outings six months into his presidency

Parliament must still approve the decision to impose sentences other than capital punishment on drug smugglers

Fu Feng, Fu Ban brought up by their mother without human intervention

Woman shouts at couple, tells wife that she looks like a pillar box

Companies will have to ask people for permission to collect personal data rather than rely on pre-selected tick boxes

Conditions in the camp have been widely criticised by refugee advocates and medical professionals

The firemen are alleged to have faked distress calls to receive payments of around 10 euros per hour

'I felt what I thought was pins and needles but maybe it wasn't just pins and needles'

Title winner says he doesn't want tension on the border

Trump's national security team is divided on whether to send more troops to Afghanistan or to pull out

Throughout the northwestern area more than 650 houses were destroyed and damaged

Tillerson said Washington would only consider talks if Pyongyang halted its ballistic missile programme

He had been drinking before being called on duty and resumed drinking once the berthing was completed, his lawyer said

The idea for the cafe came to the owners when they saw a group of deaf people having a coffee

Changing the law in order to shut down a media organisation for political reasons is a slippery slope

Pakistan seeks ‘comprehensive political strategy’ for war-torn country

Taliban claims capture of Mirza Olang village but reject reports of civilian casualties

The incident was 'probably related to psychological problems of the troop', Iranian military says

The Facebook post has been shared around 2,500 times since the company put it up on August 3