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His aides conveyed a somewhat scattershot message, and Trump was reportedly angry

More than a million Palestinians were registered to choose from among 4,400 candidates

China opposes relevant launch activities by North Korea that are contrary to UNSC resolutions, says foreign ministry

Global Tibetan diaspora has helped spread awareness about its unique alternative medicine

'If my business grows, the country grows with me. But the government won't let me grow'

India has a gruesome record on rape, with New Delhi alone registering 2,199 rape cases in 2015

It left more than 370 people injured and damaged as many as 40 per cent of houses in the area

President Xi Jinping hailed the initiative for a massive network of rail and maritime links

Trump set off a political firestorm by firing the man probing "collusion" between Russia and his presidential campaign

Free access is granted to locals and foreign tourists celebrating the country's founding 150 years ago

The Yaghan have lived here for some 6,000 years and numbered around 3,000 people before the arrival of Europeans

Lagging infrastructure and regional connectivity are crimping its potential

Evercore, founded in 1995, hired 32-year-old veteran from top ranking Wall Street firm

The attacker stabbed the policeman in one of the alleys of the Old City before the wounded officer shot him dead

Catholic faithful cheered in the esplanade that faces the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fatima

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

The discovery was "important, unprecedented, because it's the first human necropolis", said the Antiquities Minister

The parliamentary selection process is seen as a tricky and risky balancing act for Macron

Western diplomats have expressed unease about both the summit and the plan as a whole

'More bombs attacks are on the way, including Abuja that you
feel is secured,' said the man in the video

The United States said it "recognizes the importance" of the plan for a new Silk Road

Two British women complained that the Muslim men had 'skipped security checks and making gestures'

Called on Islamabad to implement urgent reforms to law

Both boys and phones were banned from the May 6 event

The mix of global warming with economic woes and political conflicts keeps peace from taking hold

The shock dismissal of the FBI chief James Comey has triggered days of turmoil in Washington

Three-year-old, Hadrien Trudeau is melting hearts just like his father has been

The gunmen tried to stop redevelopment work in the old quarter of the town of Awamiya

India's main objection is that CPEC, a key part of the plan, runs through disputed Kashmir

Lengthy sessions are being held in various departments, especially the Attorney-General’s office

Asking for a glass of water, watching the news, or even sweating can get you kicked off

Pakistan, Afghanistan and US discuss ways to prevent cross-border incidents

Several individual health service trusts report problems with their computer systems

Trump assailed critics and the media over their response to Comey's ouster, threatening to cancel news briefings

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

Zainab Ahmad is one of America’s top counterterrorism prosecutors specialising in extraterritorial cases

The editor was held over a news story about the death in a traffic accident of senior Turkish prosecutor

WikiLeaks, founded by Assange in 2006, specializes in large-scale breaches of classified data

49-foot-long giant squid believed to have been dead for at least three days before washing up on shore

Police said a Hindu mob raided a dairy farm and attacked five Dalits skinning a buffalo

Italy is sheltering more than 176,000 asylum-seekers

This rift reverberates in the Arab coalition, particularly as the sidelined southern leaders are supported by the UAE

Bodies of the four peacekeepers were badly mutilated, to the point of making identification difficult.

Two officials admitted they were not told that the images would be made public.

Many pilgrims have trekked for days on foot to the central Portuguese town

Danish immigration minister called the Friday sermon completely preposterously

'What Trump says is closer to poetry and fiction than to reality'

Video of 10 second fight went viral and many Chinese saw this as an insult to Tai Chi

Met to discuss impact of expanding ban on large electronic gadgets on planes to flights from some European airports

Staffers at a bank in Washington threatened Muslim woman to call police if she didn't remove her hood