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

Health workers were reported to have pulled bodies of children from under rubble, mostly under Islamic State control

The yuan hit an intraday low of 6.6402 per dollar in early trade, down 0.2 per cent from Friday's close

President Hery Rajaonarimampianina called the blast an "unacceptable terrorist act"

A petition on holding a second referendum has gained more than 3 million signatories in just two days

Hillary Clinton joined the march for a few blocks in an unannounced appearance

Israeli navy killed 10 Turkish pro-Palestinian activists involved in an aid flotilla to Gaza Strip

Lebanese national news agency saying four suicide blasts struck at 10 minute intervals

Li made the remarks during a speech at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in the northern city of Tianjin

Trump's campaign manager rejected what he called a 'phony' charge by Clinton

'I thank God I am alive! I going home to hug my kids!' said one passenger

In India, divorced women and those who are unmarried or abandoned are ineligible for most welfare benefits

The white supremacist rally was met by counterprotesters, some of the patients had 'critical trauma stab wounds'

'The questions is, if a person who has that condition, who has good will, and who looks for God, who are we to...

Obama and Cameron will meet at an upcoming NATO summit in Warsaw in July

The 11-minute clip is Ag Ghaly's first since one posted online on August 5, 2014

The Vienna-born star of 'Inglourious Basterds' and 'Django Unchained' said he was 'worried shitless' by the damage

The suicide bomber set off from the makeshift Syrian refugee camp near the Rukban crossing in Jordan

The three countries are economic partners in the NAFTA, and work closely on security matters

Reports in recent days described a compromise on the issue

Tsunami ride at the M&D's theme park in Motherwell fell 30 ft to the ground

If the presidential election were held today, 51 percent of poll respondents said they would vote for Clinton

"We should respond quickly to an application for admission from the EU-friendly country"

Rajab was arrested earlier this month on unspecified charges in what appears an escalating crackdown by govt

Ernesto Fazzalari, 46, was captured in the early hours of the morning in an appartment in southern region of Calabria

Local officials believe that an oil leak caused by the bus crashing into a roadside guard rail may have caused fire

Interior ministry in a statement said at least 18 fighters had been killed and more than 40 others wounded so far

We look at 13 pictures of events from around the world

Britain's rejection of the EU is being seen as a victory for the anti-establishment rhetoric

Myanmar world's second biggest producer of opium

Scots voted by 55 percent to 45 percent to stay in the United Kingdom in the 2014 vote

The support will help the government address health sector challenges

Court convicted Yishai Schlissel in April of murder and six counts of attempted murder over July 2015 stabbings

US officials are scrambling to stop the political crisis harming Western unity

24-year-old US air force worker detained on Sunday failed to stop at intersection and collided with a car, say Police

A rumour circulated online that Nando's will pack up and leave if Britain voted to leave the EU

A total of 56 people were on board the bus which crashed in Hunan province

We are confident that India would be a full member of NSG regime by end of year, says official of Obama administration

The vessel, especially renamed COSCO Shipping Panama, will inaugurate the widened canal in an hours-long voyage

Bidders paid a combined total of more than $150,000 for lock of Bowie's hair and Prince's iconic "Yellow Cloud"...

Five armed rebels linked to counter-revolutionary groups were killed on Friday night, says IRNA

People should not expect a recession or financial crisis in the wake of the "Brexit" vote, says Roubini

Paintings at Laas Geel in the self-declared state of Somaliland retain their fresh brilliance

Australia's prime minister promised stability and strong economic policy in the wake of global turmoil by Brexit vote

The single sky system lifted trade restrictions on airlines controlled by EU member states or their nationals

Britain's next prime minister will have the task of negotiating the country's exit from the European Union

The fear is London will no longer be able to claim to serve as the gateway for US and Asian businesses into Europe

Ambitious foreign investors are on the hunt for bargains while the exchange rate is so low

The blaze, which has been dubbed the "Erskine Fire," has spread to more than 56 square miles

Hundreds of homes had been severely damaged or destroyed and more than 60 roads remained closed