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Lawsuit lodged against China in 2013 after exhausting 17 years of negotiations, political and diplomatic avenues

Commentators say the 3 million square kilometres of water are a potential flashpoint for regional conflict

Here is a list of some of the main contenders to take big jobs in the May government

Over the past two years, the kingdom has witnessed 26 terror attacks

Instead of filling the bag with cash, Ahmed calmly reaches around the robber to hand the meal to a customer

Those charged included engineers and two officials working for two government bodies in Makkah

'UK's access to EU's single market depends on respecing the freedom of movement of EU citizens' Merkel says

At least 28 people have been killed in protests following killing of Hizbul Mujahideen leader

The China Hui Culture Park boasts buildings that resemble the Taj Mahal and Istanbul's Blue Mosque

Despite a 15-year international effort to defeat the Taliban, the resurgent group controls large areas of Afghanistan

More than 1 million migrants arrived in Germany last year, many of them Syrians

Sutton had told airport staff she had no money, before becoming noticeably upset and going into the airport toilets

The Rhyzodiastes (Temoana) xii was identified in China's southern island province of Hainan by Cheng-Bin Wang

They were among a second group of Bangladeshis rounded up in Singapore since 27 were arrested in late 2015

The marsupial was recently admitted to the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital after apparently being hit by a car

Baghdad is on high alert for attacks after blast in the central Karrada district on July 3 killed at least 292 people

The analysis was published in the Drug and Therapeutics Bulletin

The 400 emojis include characters from Alice in the Wonder Land and Mickey Mouse

Disney opened the massive Shanghai theme park to the public in mid-June

Al Qudsi, 42, was found guilty in a unanimous decision of aiding the men to fight with extremist groups in 2013

The Pentagon's announcement follows a spate of fatal gun violence in the US

The app's popularity has sent shares in Nintendo, soaring by more than 40 percent

The law was passed in a 57-48 vote following a lengthy debate

Anti-pollution rules will also be tightened in industry

After six years in office, Cameron leaves a country mired in its deepest crisis since World War II

The view was held most strongly, by 76 percent of respondents, in Hungary and by 71 percent in Poland

49 per cent of 13-year-olds who did not suck their thumb or bite their nails tested positive to at least one allergy

Trump hammered Clinton as 'weak, ineffective and pandering'

She out-earned other famous musicians including Adele, Madonna, Rihanna and Bruce Springsteen

Recent years have seen increase in the slaughter of the animals, whose horn is highly prized in neighbouring China

Wins leadership of Conservative party after rival Leadsom quits; vows Brexit

Local ABC News affiliate said a man being taken to prison grabbed a deputy's gun and started shooting

Forces more than 15,000 people to flee their homes as part of the island saw its strongest winds in over a century

Indian-based scholar says most of his clips shown on TV were either out of context, half statements or doctored

Two UN compounds in Juba have been caught in cross-fire and sustained mortar and heavy artillery fire

The two men, Brandon-Lee and Tony-Lee Thulsie are accused of planning to join Islamic State group in Syria

'We will have a new prime minister in that building behind me by Wednesday evening'

The US government assesses that the terrorist threat is real and credible, says state department

Sanders has yet to endorse his former rival for the Democratic nomination

Plaintiffs accuse the social media giant of helping Hamas militants operate

Police said 30 protesters died in the violence as the forces fired live ammunition

A 14-year-old boy and his mother have filed a lawsuit against Snapchat for providing 'profoundly sexual content'

The Pentagon's F-35 programme office is working closely with industry to drive down the cost of the jets

She is now the sole contender to take over from David Cameron

Devlet Bahceli warns that Erdogan's plan would cheapen Turkish citizenship and cause ethnic conflict

NATO officials did not say in Warsaw when the alliance's longest military engagement might end

London's first Muslim mayor denounces criminals who use the name of Islam to justify crimes

the number of people being diagnosed with AIDS in Australia was now so small it was no longer reported.

We look at 13 pictures of events from around the world

The rain was 35 percent above average in the week that ended on July 6, the weather office said