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Thousands of women has worked for my father, are testament to his belief and solid conviction, Trump’s daughter said

Women in majority among victims; 51 people rescued so far

Kiev accuses Lugansk rebel authorities of running up an electricity debt of 2.6 billion hryvnias

Canada denounced the US action and vowed to protect its lumber interests through litigation

Abd El Aty’s sister alleges her sibling has not shed half her weight as specialists at the Mumbai hospital claim

David Dao was dragged up the aisle after the airline decided it needed his seat for a crew member

On his travels, Pence is almost always carrying the political equivalent of a mop and bucket

Announcement comes as the court is in a legal tug-of-war with Libyan authorities to transfer Gaddafi's jailed son

Killing comes just days after Zuckerberg vowed to keep Facebook from being used to propagate harrowing acts

During her detention Zaghari-Ratcliffe has suffered health problems

She will take part in a podium discussion with Merkel and Lagarde at the two-day summit

Jusuf Kalla insisted religion was only one factor in last week's run-off between

World military spending was $1.69 trillion in 2016

The young men kept threatening that 'our people are coming'

The detained are all Moroccans aged between 21 and 39

Claims India made many efforts to improve ties with Pakistan but received negative response every time

Many other costs were equivalent to those paid by foreigners in Beijing

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is also conducting a wide ranging counter-intelligence investigation

List includes names such as Islam, Quran, Saddam, all considered unacceptable by ruling Communist Party

Nearly 175,000 cattle are seized annually on the largely porous borders with Bangladesh and Nepal

South Korea's defense ministry could not immediately confirm the report

Arctic is warming fast partly because snow and ice reflect the sun's faint heat into space

The sanctions will freeze all assets in the United States belonging to the 271 individuals on the blacklist

Only a handful of copies of the report exist, distributed to several government departments and intelligence bodies

Armenian issue is a politically fraught one in the United States especially among Armenian Americans

More than 100 Afghan soldiers were killed in Friday's attack on the army base

Observers say the legal brouhaha with Coulter will test the university's legacy as a champion of free speech

The executions followed a flurry of unsuccessful appeals on Monday to the US and the Arkansas Supreme Courts

Only 1,576 Chinese 'green cards' were allowed permanent residency in 2016

He also said he was ready to train new leaders

Suspected chemical attack left 87 dead including many children in Idlib province on April 4

Paramilitary troops were guarding road workers when they came under heavy fire

IOK CM says policy of reconciliation needs to be taken up instead of confrontation

Syria, Iraq, potential extradition of the US-based Fethullah Gulen to be discussed, says Turkish Spokesman

Intelligence showed Russia was providing monetary and weapons support to Taliban, says senior US military official

The case surfaced as a boy escaped one of the factories after he was abused and burnt with hot oil

Failed thermocol technology initiative cost 1 million Indian rupees

The family, which included a nine-year-old girl, were attacked with iron rods and sticks

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

US military spokesperson says 'there appears to be a number of Afghan casualties' in the incident

UNHCR says 25 people were on board the shop; two rescued

Three Indian airports were put on high alert after Mumbai police received an email about a possible hijack attempt

Today, when terrorism is not just limited to a few Muslim countries, combined military efforts seem a logical strategy

'I love all of New York City,' says the 10-year-old, words tumbling out of her mouth in delight

'Iran and Islamic state want to destroy us, and a hatred for Jews is being directed towards the Jewish state today'

UN report says torture and mistreatment of detainees by Afghan security forces is as widespread as ever

Malaria kills around 430,000 people a year, the vast majority of them babies and young children in sub-Saharan Africa

The official website calls the US strike group's imminent arrival 'undisguised military blackmail'

Building the wall was Trump's signature campaign promise

Russia's military spending was $69.2 billion in 2016, a 5.9 per cent rise over 2015