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CIA director Mike Pompeo and Vice President Mike Pence described the honor of working in the Trump administration

The ban does not apply to aviation companies and aircraft not registered in Qatar

Recent rallies were galvanised by a film released by Navalny in early March

The disastrous election result also prompted calls from within her own party for her resignation

Israeli hackers penetrated Syria-based IS cell of bombmakers that led to the ban on laptops

A spokesperson for the Bangladesh embassy in Washington termed the allegations as 'fabricated' and 'baseless'

The Saudi comments came as reaction to Qatari claims of violation of international law

Many fear returning to Iraq could be dangerous, if not deadly

'Until Congress revises the law, both women and men will be covered by the five-year requirement'

The audio clip was distributed on Monday on Islamic State's channel on Telegram

It is not yet clear whether the ICAO council would agree to intervene

Blast sent nails flying through the room,

The man was seen smoking outside the Bizerte courthouse by a judiciary official

The 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco was reviewed a March ruling which blocked parts of Trump's order

Report details classified info revealed by Trump to Russian FM, details related to bombs disguised as laptop batteries

Baker said 18 destinations were now out of bounds for the airline

87 percent of those affected are children aged five and above from across 11 states

Every year the issue comes to the fore in the North African country

The number of killings last year was the highest since 2012, when 25 LGBT people were killed

US has emerged as a top arms supplier to India and the two sides will be looking to move forward with such deals

The US military confirmed they opened fire in "self defence"

Navalny's supporters were chanting "Shame!" while others were shouting "Freedom to Navalny" which created chaos

Six youths aged between 19 and 23 were also detained in Dhaka with USB sticks containing militant information

Firebrand preacher Wirathu claims Facebook's team is in the hands of Muslims

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

The militant group has flourished in Yemen as the country's deadly two-year-old civil conflict shows no sign of waning

At least 120 others are believed to have made the summit from the Tibetan side

Saudi authorities do not normally question people entering Grand Mosque on their ethnicity or sectarian affiliation

The severing of air, sea and land transport links has closed off key import routes for Qatar

Major Tariq al Alaqi is fourth person to have been killed in violence in Awamiya

Iran accuses Saudi Arabia of funding hard line Sunni militants including Islamic State

Despite the Taliban's categorical denial, the attack bears all the hallmarks of the movement

New Delhi says release of prisoners a humanitarian issue

Qatar said on Saturday it would not expel citizens of the countries that had cut ties with it

Residents said they also heard gunfire after two loud explosions.

Melania is the first First Lady in modern history to delay her arrival in Washington after an election win.

The detention of the first Singaporean woman for suspected radicalism comes as concern is growing

Employees who insist on wearing a veil would risk losing their jobs, and students could face expulsion from university

A man and his two sons were killed at their home in Ghani Khel, a district in the south of Nangarhar

Seeks to see how your facial expressions change as you come across different content

Three major Chinese companies have signed sponsorship deals with FIFA in the space of a year

US president has been invited to make a coveted state visit to UK but no dates have been set

'It's contributed to the housing crisis, put pressure on hospitals and schools and added to congestion on roads'

The humanitarian world is still struggling to find a timely way to tackle 'slow-onset' crises like droughts

'We are making a symbolic gesture of love for the communities affected by the attack'

Comey had been leading an FBI investigation into several Trump aides and their contacts with the Russian government

Doha would 'not take any measures against residents of Qatar who hold the nationalities of countries that severed ties

Lawsuit adds to Trump's woes as he grapples with congressional and prosecutor's probes into his campaign

Cost of organising the tournament was at first less than $50,000, it soared in later years, reaching $322,000 in 2015

For the past month,the president has shown confidence,willingness and daring in France and on the international stage.