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USITC says imports of corrosion-resistant steel from China and four other countries harming US producers

The singer was rounded up in Chile's capital Santiago, where he was beaten, tortured and shot dead

Many people's prayers turn to the conflicts in which Iran is locked across the Middle East

'Anyone found guilty will be prosecuted and punished in accordance and in full compliance of the Afghan laws' Ghani

Nadia was taken by IS from her home village of Kocho in August 2014

The rights group interviewed 100 women who reported violence during arrest, sexual harassment or psychological abuse

Relations between Kuwait's Sunnis and minority Shia community have been mostly amicable

Says it is important to strengthen confidence, prevent the spread of panic and maintain stability in capital markets

This is a huge victory for the public and for artists who want to use 'Happy Birthday to you'

Myanmar's demotion part of the State Department's annual Trafficking in Persons report

Some 62 million girls around the world, half of them adolescents, are not in school

'We are very close to seeing the emergence of enterobacteria that will be impossible to treat with antibiotics'

The countries are on opposing sides in Syria

Pollution remained a problem, with factory waste from neighbouring districts still discharged into the rivers

Iraqi forces seized the Islamic State group's last positions in Fallujah on Sunday

Egypt's journalism union accused authorities of declaring war on media freedom

On the second day of the summit on Wednesday, the remaining 27 EU states will hold talks on the future of the bloc

The Airbus A320 was en route from Paris to Cairo when it crashed

With a history dating back to over 3000 years there aren’t many countries that have as distinct a culture as China

Researchers looked at blood and tissue omega-3 levels in participants of 19 studies across 16 countries

This would allow their passport holders to remain EU citizens

'We believe it is an aggressive goal, but that it is achievable continent-wide'

Standard & Poor's remove Britain's coveted AAA status, downgrading it by two notches with a long-term negative outlook

US Secretary of State John Kerry discussed the issue with Russian President Vladimir Putin in March

'I rule out terror attack. The blast is likely motivated by business rivalry' state deputy police chief says

The company must address similar charges over its 3.0 liter diesel cars with emissions-cheating devices

Osborne says he is not the right person to lead the party because of his advocacy for the 'Remain' vote

Elizabeth has not issued a statement on Brexit, a shock result that has strained the ties of her UK

We seek friendly relations but without compromising on our interests, says the Indian premier

I am clear, and the cabinet agreed this morning, that the decision must be accepted," he told parliament

Kremlin says Turkish president expressed sympathy and deepest condolences to family of dead Russian pilot

Developed with funding help from Washington, Iron Dome has had a 90% shoot-down rate against Palestinian rockets

Politically speaking, the former superpower never faced such a stark divide within leading political parties at home

Development comes a day after New Delhi was denied membership of the Nuclear Suppliers Group

The motorboat was travelling from Biak island to nearby Numfor island Sunday when it overturned, says official

'The boy was sleeping alone in a separate compartment of his family's tent when the hyena set on him early on Sunday'

There is no escaping the 'dread' of physical exercise --if you want to be healthy, literally

We look at 13 pictures of events from around the world

The blaze was put out by airport emergency services. There were no injuries to the 222 passengers and 19 crew on board

'Businesses will be busy working out how they are going to adapt and succeed after the referendum result'

The bombers were disguised as worshippers wanting to attend the night prayer but were stopped by security

Police on Saturday arrested the 17-year-old, who gained the highest results in the state for year 12 in humanities

The number of beekeepers is growing steadily and has topped 50,000 according to the Beekeepers Association of Zimbabwe

It was in fact a useless home-made plastic box with a radio antenna, made for $6 but sold for between $3,300-$13,000

Paris and London could together act as a "powerful counterweight to the lethargy of nation states

The August 7 referendum will be the first national vote in Thailand since the coup

The aim is for this to be the first step in what we hope will be many reserve coffees from India, says official

Johnson also urged Brexit backers to "build bridges" with those who voted for Britain to stay in the EU

Corbyn has resisted pressure to quit over what critics say was his lackluster effort to keep Britain inside the EU

'The people have spoken and we, in this democracy, must all accept that result and deliver on their instructions'