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Regardless of what actions humans take now, the Alps will lose at least half of their ice mass by 2100

President Rouhani's warning comes after Trump approved US troop deployment in Saudi Arabia

It will be part of the multi-faith complex in Abu Dhabi, which will also feature a mosque and church

A number of cases have been unreported

Over 40,000 people from several Texas cities will be in Houston for pro-Kashmir, anti-India protests

Activists educate undocumented people about their rights in order to prevent Trump's crackdown

It appears the shooter targeted a specific victim

At least 500 people are thought to have died of heart valve problems in France after taking the drug

He has allegedly pressured Zelensky to investigate possible corruption involving Biden and his son Hunter

I don't pretend I rule the world. My main objective is to make as much noise as I can says UN chief

The strongly anti-European Brexit Party and the pro-EU Liberal Democrats are eroding Labour's support on both flanks

US president, Indian PM expected to address 50,000 Indian-Americans in Houston today

US military unit apologises for the tweet

According to the Defense Ministry, it was the most powerful quake in Albania in the last 30 years

Trump surprised at the number of times Trudeau dressed in blackface

Violent clashes become more intense and frequent as few demands are met

Both countries agree on deepening strategic communication

Visiting officials to discuss new loans-for-reforms programme

Steven Weber and his girlfriend, Kenesha Antoine, were staying in luxury submerged cabin in Tanzania

Twelve people were killed and several others wounded in the deadly attack

‘We judge other parties by their deeds, actions and not by their words’

At least 500 people are thought to have died of heart valve problems after taking drug

The Conservatives have been bitterly divided over Europe for decades

Refugee and migration advocates have condemned the deal

Police fires tear gas and rubber bullets at small groups of hardcore activists who had built barricades in Tuen Mun

The United States imposes a new round of sanctions on Iran

Says Iran is determined to respond and will 'not rest until the aggressor's collapse'

Philippines, China, Vietnam and Indonesia are listed among the world's worst offenders

Yemen's conflict has killed thousands & has triggered what the UN describes as the world's worst humanitarian crisis

Dozens of people joined night-time demonstrations around Tahrir Square

Says Iranian attacks represent a dramatic escalation of Iranian aggression

He is also due to hold bilateral talks with leaders

The memorandum was issued to the heads of all government agencies by Executive Secretary Salvador Medialdea on Aug 27

I'm not looking for a partial deal; I'm looking for a complete deal, says Trump

Women dress in purple holding candles, lanterns to honour the memory of domestic violence victims

Pictures of several dozen hunters gather near secretive US base at 'Area 51'

The anti-government protesters are angry about what they see as creeping interference by Beijing

The yellow vest movement erupted 10 months ago and blindsided President Emmanuel Macron

The 26 survivors taken to various hospitals

A stern warning issued ahead of the event saying lethal force will be used against anyone who tried to trespass

Four million people filled city streets around the world in what was expected to be the biggest ever protest

The explosive device planted on the bus detonated at a northern entrance to the city

Huge numbers of children skip school in more than 130 countries to join a worldwide strike against climate change

US has quit the multilateral deal on Iran's nuclear programme and reimposed sweeping sanctions

The Pentagon claims the deployment will involve a moderate number of troops and will be primarily defensive in nature

Wells told committee that Trump administration remained committed to long-term stability of Afghanistan

Trudeau had earlier acknowledged that his actions were 'racist'

A potential military strike on Iran would lead to 'Israel becoming dust in half a day', says high-ranking cleric

No party drawn from the 21 per cent Arab minority has ever been part of an Israeli government

The decision helped buoy stock markets looking for light at the end of the tunnel