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Nearly 70,000 people and rising have signed a petition opposing the closure

"It was up to EU member states to decide where subsidies were paid," says activist

The influx of workers has also raised concern among Qataris that rapid demographic change threatens their way of life

Mohammed Ishaq Thawab Gul was found guilty of trafficking heroin into the kingdom, interior ministry says

The attacks also wounded at least 71 people, officials said

That raised the death toll to 16 from the May 12 blast in Sarikamis outside the city of Diyarbakir

Earlier this year India approved a $150 million project to develop the Iranian port of Chabahar

Saudi Arabia is the 13th largest foreign holder of US debt

Bilal Mohammed and co-defendant Yusufu Mieraili are charged with key roles in August 2015 bombing of Erawan shrine

Over 200,000 individuals have been displaced by the floods

Johnson made his controversial remarks concerning the UK referendum set for June 23 during an interview

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attacks

At least 14 US citizens have been detained by Pyongyang over the past decade, according to Washington

It cites "material or moral damage" caused by the US during the coup against nationalist leader Mohammad Mossadegh

Clinton sees Kentucky as an opportunity to appeal to a demographic that has consistently snubbed her

US officials travelling with Kerry say Washington still insists Assad should go

'I will not give way because too many (previous) governments have backed down' Hollande says

The victims died in Bantul district in the main island of Java

'John Kerry cannot come on May 30 so it has been delayed. It will take place in the summer' he says

Last week India's Supreme Court strongly criticised Haryana and two other states over their handling of the crisis

Rezaul Karim Siddiquee, 58, an English professor at Rajshahi University, was killed on his way to work last month

Australian Federal Police claimed the teenager was scouting possible sites in Sydney to undertake an attack

"Little Boy" and "Fat Man" had been dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki killing an estimated 214,000 people

About 100 people have left Australia for Syria to fight alongside organisations such as Islamic State

With silent heart attacks, people typically don’t seek medical advice because they don’t realise anything is wrong

The video entitled "In my father's footsteps", shows a teenager who says he lived in France

The social media platform has faced stagnant user growth

We cannot advance without taking these cultures into account, Pope Francis says

Outspoken Grillo took a swipe at Sadiq Khan, saying the mayor would 'blow himself up in front of Westminster'

Brief scare surrounding well-being of performer unfolded after a series of Facebook posts

One of the oldest flowers in history, a staple of perfumers and known for its therapeutic properties

US Defense Department had previously estimated that IS fighters had lost control of about 40 percent of the territory

Agricultural researchers at a Dutch university say they are taking the first steps towards providing an answer

John Kerry is unavailable the day a Paris meeting to relaunch negotiations over the Israeli-Palestinian peace process

'We must continue to demand true equality' he says

Instead, researchers find factors such as loneliness, depressionmore likely to predict a person's risk of dying

The United States still has a 'small presence' in Libya

The court was considering whether the government was violating the religious freedom of certain faith-based groups

The singer reportedly left the Wilmette area of Illinois for a bicycle ride on Sunday at 6am and has not returned

The 15-hour surgery took place earlier this month at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston

Cook's visit comes at a crucial time as Apple seeks new growth markets after posting its first-ever decline in sales

Wang Yi urges the EU to take an "objective look" at the issue and respect WTO rules

The alliance will serve more than 160 destinations with a collective fleet of 176 aircraft, the statement says

"Congratulations @PoliciaColombia... A crushing blow to the criminals," President Juan Manuel Santos said on Twitter

'It looks like we are not going to have a very good relationship' Trump says about relationship with Cameron

Antonov An-255 Mriya, built to transport the Soviet space shuttle, is now used for cargo no other plane can handle

Nizami was the fifth opposition figure executed since Bangladesh set up a controversial war crimes tribunal in 2010

The government has deployed troops to evacuate people living on slopes or in flood-hit areas

The arrests have been made under a two-year-old sting operation named "Spider II"

The victim was initially calm when she approached a lifeguard station at the Red Reef Park beach seeking help