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The complaint caps a stunning week of revelations that have put Trump's presidency in jeopardy

I hope you all understand that we still care about Hong Kong society, says Lam

This week 155 undocumented immigrants were detained in the Los Angeles area for deportation

A man started a campaign four years ago to reduce unnecessary honking

Entrances to Anchar guarded by young people manning barricades made of tree trunks, electricity poles & barbed wire

Kingdom will open online visas to citizens of 49 countries starting Saturday

Only a few small groups have survived the crackdown

More than 40,000 people packed into the grounds of Wellington's parliament buildings

More than 15,000 people evacuated to shelters

He says lots of Muslims also come here and offer prayers

In the wake of last month's attacks on oil installations it blames on Iran

N Korea says US aggression and an obsession with disarmament mean another summit

Sisi opponents have bombarded social media platforms with fiery content under Arabic-language hashtags

Imran Khan discusses Kashmir, bilateral relations with Sergei Lavrov

Islamabad moves to expose New Delhi's 'terror camp propaganda"

Her comments came after opposition MPs criticised premier for using 'dangerous' language

Team of women from several NGOs releases fact-finding report on situation in occupied valley

The Coalition for Environmental Justice in India says DiCaprio's endorsement of tree-planting campaign was ill-advised

The court in Istanbul found Dr Bulent Sik guilty of "disclosing classified information" to newspaper last year

President Erdogan also criticises US sanctions on Iran, saying such measures 'have never solved anything'

Move comes after New Delhi banned sale, import and manufacture of e-cigarettes this month

Stateless Muslim minority live in large camps with majority having fled Myanmar's Rakhine state

All passageways, cargo terminals will be closed on September 27-28 except for emergency patients

Taliban threaten violence against anyone who participates

Johnson insists he will take Britain out of the EU on the deadline of October 31

A more defiant Trump has earlier insisted he exerted no pressure on Kiev

Previously abortion was punishable by up to 10 years in prison

Rights activists criticise the campaign, saying families are being vilified

Chirac, who was 86, served as France's head of state from 1995 to 2007

Uncovers one of the country's largest trafficking rings

Modi vows to make India 'open defecation free' by October 2

Army officer says at least 30 died

Chief minister says 15,000 people have been evacuated

Police also arrested one Indian national separately

The award was established in 2008 to recognize courageous and ethical journalism

Many believe hitmen took students to a garbage dump, executed them, burned their bodies & threw the ashes into a river

He denies that he has abused his office

He says socialism has destroyed oil-rich Venezuela

He says he has frozen hundreds of millions of dollars in aid to Ukraine

He is Trump’s main man to seek dirt from Ukraine on his potential 2020 Democratic opponent Joe Biden

The September 14 attacks on state oil giant Aramco, which initially halved the kingdom's crude output

Discovery casts rare light on child-rearing in ancient humans - an area that experts say has long been overlooked

PM says India may stage false flag operation, rubbishes claims that terrorists from Afghanistan have entered IOK

The United Nations has described Yemen as the world's worst humanitarian crisis

Residents skeptical that the talks would make any difference

Netanyahu has 28 days to form a coalition

Speaks publicly about the killing for the first time in a documentary to be broadcast next week

Says the film is more than the story of one family's struggle

He lay unnoticed in his room for two months

Rouhani doubts the sincerity of the Trump administration to negotiate