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The president will likely be reinstalled as party chairman on May 21 to replace Yildirim

With years of radical indoctrination, the field is fertile for Taliban to sow seeds of religious militancy.

The hiker went missing in early March while trekking in a remote area of northwestern Nepal

Indonesia says Sodimedjo was born in December 1870, although his age was never verified

Opposition said it was another attempt to sideline the current opposition-led National Assembly

Post-mortem says blood clot in leg travelled to pulmonary artery

Oil-rich Iraq historically had very high literacy rates and primary school enrollment was 100% in the 1980s

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

He says, former US president Andrew Jackson was “really angry” about war which took place 16 years after his death

There was no indication about the topics of discussion for the two leaders

New document formally accepts the idea of a state in the territories occupied by Israel in the Six-Day War of 1967

Nearly 5,000 local authourity seats are being contested across Britain

Matthew Bryce was reported missing after he set off to go surfing from a beach near Campbeltown

IS's local offshoot also known as Islamic State-Khorasan has a stronghold in eastern Afghanistan

A report says Britain must work closely with Europe to ensure the Iran nuclear deal stays in place

Gunman was distraught over a breakup with a girlfriend

Fillon had quoted from World War I prime minister Georges Clemenceau and writer Andre Malraux

External Affairs Ministry says New Delhi's position on Kashmir ‘very sharp and publicly known’

Announcement comes ahead of Abbas's first face-to-face meeting with Donald Trump in Washington on Wednesday

First lieutenant falsely registered as a Syrian refugee and was arrested in Bavaria last week

Four police officers injured in clashes between masked youths and riot police

In recent weeks Trump has threatened and berated the regime

Dinghy did not appear to have been in the water for long and lacked standard rescue markings

Police official says the attackers made off with cash and weapons

920 Palestinian prisoners still on hunger strike in protest against the conditions of their detention

Around 20 got injured during construction of an oil platform for French energy company Total

This rectangular box is placed on the Resolute Desk which US Presidents have used for decades

'I am amazed at the naivete of the learned judges of the highest court of the land', said Sinha

Erdogan's government dismissed nearly 4,000 public officials, including 1,000 people working for the justice ministry

Originally named the “SAARC Satellite”, the project was rejected by Pakistan in 2014

Authorities are investigating the accident, whether the plane was forced to deviate its course due to high winds

A Saudi-led military coalition backing the globally-recognised government in its war against the Houthi

Several mosques in Sweden have been the target of arson attacks in recent years

None of the injuries were life-threatening, said Russian embassy

The handsome Canadian prime minister has us all drooling over again in his firefighter apparel

Two 18-year-olds and a 19-year-old on suspicion of the commission, preparation and instigation of militant acts

Since his election, the Philippine president has played down country's territorial dispute with China

Although they may have no experience in language teaching themselves, the refugees bring a wealth of culture

Police try to stop 200 protesters in Gayrettepe district

The assault began when SDF forces and their US-led coalition allies were airlifted behind IS lines

The chief arbiter of the event in Malaysia said the dress was a “temptation from a certain angle far, far away"

Trump has said a "major, major conflict" with Pyongyang is possible over its nuclear and ballistic missile programmes

Much of Bangladesh's maize is used to feed animals, including chickens

Palestinian officials have seen their cause overshadowed by global concerns such as the Syrian war and Islamic State

Indian-Muslim used his 25 minute long monologue to address 'the elephant not in the room'

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Blair wants to build a political movement to shape the policy debate as Britain starts negotiations to leave EU

Platforms such as Twitter, YouTube and Facebook has been criticised over their moderation policies

Levels of violence have traditionally dipped over Afghanistan's cold winter months

Abu Hanifa, Riyazuddin Ali were beaten to death with sticks