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Washington regards AQAP as the militant network's most dangerous arm

Special forces have been carrying out nearly 70% of the army's offensive operations across the country

For the course of three months, the company will pay £8,000 each month, as well as travel expenses

Arab League chief called on Arab leaders to play 'a more active role' in finding a solution to the war

It was when he overdosed on heroin for the ninth time that Khalil Rafati decided to turn his life around

30-year old Afghan citizen was arrested in the southern state of Bavaria earlier in March

May will notify EU Council President Donald Tusk that the UK really is quitting the bloc it joined in 1973

More than 200,000 civilians have fled west Mosul since the battle for the area began

Another blast would be a fresh challenge for new US President Donald Trump

Uses surgically implanted clusters of electrodes that read his thoughts

Co-existence is a part of life in Haifa

US officials said the measure was intended to thwart possible attacks

12-year-old claims the first place title for having the worst-smelling sneaker after three prior attempts

The quake struck at a depth of about 33 km (20 miles) just off the coast in the Bering Sea

'My administration is putting an end to the war on coal'

UK's vote to exit the European Union has strained ties between its four constituent parts

Intruder's baggy pants caught in spiked fence during escape

Also introducing a redesigned in-app camera along with a private messaging feature called Direct

Sisa is now being threatened by Trump supporters

UK ban affects 14 carriers including British Airways, EasyJet and flag carrier Turkish Airlines

The official was arrested during a police sting allegedly pocketing money from a businessman

Accused could receive a 5-year jail term for felony charge

More than 200,000 civilians have fled west Mosul in the past month

The airlines turned the ban into a marketing opportunity

Jade Erik died of a heart attack triggered by a turmeric solution injected into the vein

The additional measures followed a review of security at Windsor, the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world

The punishment would be faced to people using virtual private networks to access banned sites for commercial purposes

China has denied US charges that it is militarising the South China Sea

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Berlin has emerged as a strident critic of Ankara's post-coup crackdown

Rouhani's first visit to Russia comes as the two Syrian regime supporters push for ways to end the six-year conflict

The 38-year-old juggled his nightly guard duty and full course loads every semester

Russian jets used an air base in Iran to launch attacks against militant targets in Syria last summer

James Jackson "prowled the streets of New York for three days in search of a black person to assassinate"

Researchers studied variations in the molar shapes of fossilised mice teeth going back as far as 200,000 years

Since the start of the year, CAIR said it had documented 34 cases of mosques vandalised in at least 12 states

Ahmed Kathrada was one of Nelson Mandela's closest colleagues in South Africa's long struggle against white rule

‘I wanted to show how weak the argument is that Muslims don’t care about terrorism’

The sculpture was seen as a defiant symbol of women's rights under the administration of President Donald Trump

His contacts with Russian officials that are now coming under the microscope

May has failed to convince the SNP which has warned of the negative consequences of leaving the EU

Adityanath's ascent has prompted widespread questions about India's secular status

Kim also has said North Korea is close to an ICBM test-launch

US Attorney General demands "sanctuary cities" do more to turn illegal immigrants over to the federal authorities

The push for a ban was announced in October by 123 UN members who say the threat of atomic disaster is growing

US officials still insist they support the eventual goal of Israel and a future Palestine living side-by-side

US investigators are also looking at the apparent bombing of a school in Mansura near Raqa

President Donald Trump's administration is encouraging lawmakers to back the small Balkan nation's bid

1.8 million died from the bacterial infection in 2015

'His attack method appears to be based on low sophistication, low tech, low cost techniques copied from other attacks'