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'We are completely ready. Not us, but the US is responsible for the delay' Cavasoglu says

'This is not a threat but what is required from an agreement' Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu says

'I will protect every bit of the Second Amendment right to bear arms' says Donald Trump

Police source indicated a group of Togolese peacekeepers came across a mine and a terrorist attack

The term 'transgender' refers to people whose gender identity is different than the sex assigned to them

'The woman was swimming with a female friend, also in her 40s, at 10.30pm when the incident occurred' police say

Sheila Hawkins tried to persuade workers on their lunchbreak that leaving EU in the June 23 vote would be a "disaster"

The wounded suspect was transported to a nearby hospital

The king accepted the resignation of PM Abdullah Ensour before appointing Hani Mulqi by royal decree

Tehran said earlier on Sunday Iranians will miss the pilgrimage this year to Islam's holiest sites in Saudi Arabia

Yildirim described his new administration as "the government of 79 million Turks" in a short speech to parliament

The measure will affect Telegram, an instant messaging app with more than 20 million users in the Islamic republic

35 people were at the home when the fire broke out in the early hours of Sunday

Local soldier Bed Bahadur Sunuwar took first place, completing the 42-kilometre run in four hours and 10 seconds

At least 29 civilians have been killed since IS launched the assault early on Friday

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's ruling Awami League is looking to tighten its grip on power in the polls

The woman accuses three Muslim men of stripping her and dragging her in front of her house

Iranian pilgrims will unfortunately not be able to take part in hajj, says Culture Minister Ali Jannati

Two years after arriving in Jaipur from Sindh, Mashal faces citizenship barrier in realising her dream to be a doctor

Scientists believe Kepler 62f is a strong candidate for a habitable planet

Carolin Khoury, a Muslim contestant, hopes Friday's contest will 'send a message to the Arab communities'

He can urinate as normal and his pain from the wound has reduced, a supervisor at the hospital says

Arrests come days after more than 30 students who partied at a graduation ceremony were arrested and given 99 lashes

NASA on Saturday successfully expanded and pressurized an add-on room at the International Space Station

Chai has been growing in popularity in San Francisco and nearby Silicon Valley

Harassment of Pakistani nationals, who are working on various projects, is now common, says Pakistani official

Police and the military have rounded up people for allegedly spreading communism through logos on T-shirts

Constructing the 57-kilometre tunnel took just over $12 billion and some 2,400 workers

'The gorilla was shot because a tranquilizer would not have taken effect immediately' zoo director Maynard

Analysts say he may be at a disadvantage in the general election if he stays on the same course

London would have to negotiate the status of the two million Britons living or working in the EU

The newly reunited family was expected to travel straight on to Bari in southern Italy

Three children and one adult are in a critical condition, says official

The meeting followed a surge in migrant traffic this week, with more than 14,000 saved from overcrowded boats

Fallujah is one of the two remaining major Iraqi cities still controlled by IS

Commercial shows a black man transforming into a fair-skinned Asian after being stuffed into a washing machine

The doctor, who leapt into action in the middle of the evening meal, developed the first aid technique back in 1974

Wang said he was setting his sights on Disney, which in June will open its first theme park on the mainland

After the Ottoman Empire crumbled, the mosque was transformed into a museum in 1935

Visit comes at a time when relations between Pakistan and US are strained in the aftermath of a US drone strike

The dispute has provided another arena for discord between the two countries

Can you guess how Pakistan fared?

Study is believed to be one of the largest and most detailed analysis of mobile phones and cancers

Khamene repeated his call for loyalty to the principles of 1979 revolution and resistance against Western infiltration

Sheikh Saleh Bin Fawzan Al-Fawzan says taking pictures is prohibited if not for a necessity

Last December, the Southeast Asian country accepted the first batch of 11 migrants who had relatives in Malaysia

The Islamic penal code includes amputations and stoning, shocking some allies and stoking fears of further strains

DMC says 67 bodies have been recovered from the worst hit central district of Kegalle

'The Brazilian strain of Zika virus harms health in ways that science has not observed before' experts

Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu accused the United States of 'hypocrisy' and 'double standards'