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Tensions in the Gulf since Trump unilaterally withdrew the US from a nuclear deal

It has been racked by civil unrest for two weeks over perceived racial and ethnic discrimination

Nearly six million citizens died as Poland suffered some of the worst horrors of World War II

Police fire tear gas, water cannon and rubber bullets on protesters

The Trump administration will begin collecting 15% tariffs on more than $125 billion in Chinese imports

After he hijacked a US postal truck and opened fire at random and eventually dies in a shootout with officers

US peace envoy Khalilzad to reach Kabul after wrapping up ninth round of Qatar talks

Trump posted on Twitter photo of what appeared to be the site of failed Iranian satellite launch

One of the men arrested by police while the second is on the run

Muslim Students Front allegedly wave flag inside college campus in Kerala state

General Secretariat stresses need for immediate resumption of dialogue between Pakistan and India

Elephants, sea lions and zebras are the only animals that can be used in circuses in Denmark

25-year-old Badreddin Abu Musa was hit by a bullet to the head

Protesters chanted slogans for the liberation of Kashmir

There were a series of explosions, the first one at 9:30 am

British media reports that Javid was livid about the firing of his press aide

We urge all Floridians to have seven days' worth of food, medicine, and water, says Florida governor

Police erect water-filled plastic barriers around key government buildings

A group calling itself 'Super Happy Fun America' has organized the controversial parade

Attack come as the US and the Taliban continue to seek an agreement in Doha

After India leaves 1.9mn off citizens' list, PM says ethnic cleansing of Muslims should send alarm bells ringing

Accuses the UAE of attempting to attach terrorism to the national army

Syria's war has killed more than 370,000 people and displaced millions since it started in 2011

Says the economic pressure is forcing Beijing to take a more moderate line in Hong Kong

Disappearances common amid extreme drug-related violence

Prosecutors say kids were humiliated and degraded while in social programme

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed is said to be the architect behind the plot that killed 2,976 in Sept 11 attacks against the US

In the eye of the Brexit maelstrom, Johnson is under mounting pressure

Police blocked plans for a mass show of force marking the fifth anniversary of a decision by China

The talks with Trump largely focused on topics beyond the fires’ scope, including trade

Pompeo’s comment was unreasonable and provocative says Choe

We had a photo. I released it, which I have the absolute right to do says Trump

Says the vessel is "blocked property" under an anti-terrorist order

Johnson promises to lead Britain out of the EU on October 31 with or without an agreement with Brussels

After years-long exercise to check illegal immigration that critics said targeted the region's Muslim minority

Says Washington stands "resolutely" with Duque

Despite repeated calls for help, no guards or medical personnel entered her cell until she gave birth to her son

Increases its stock of enriched uranium, refining it to a greater purity than allowed

Says American forces would remain in the country even if Washington reaches an agreement to end the 18-year war

The 27-year-old is suspected of committing a number of murders between March 2015 and 2016 at a hospital

New Delhi's 'draconian measures' have led to shortages of food, medicine, says UN envoy

The latest fatality comes as talks between the US and the Taliban continue in Doha

Two out of 10 deaths have been ruled homicides after autopsies revealed unexplained insulin injections

Fires in Brazil's sprawling Amazon rainforest have receded slightly since President Jair Bolsonaro sent military

Interestingly, this monkey also 'knows how to use tools to break walnuts'

The 8-metre statue depicts a man with blond hair and an angry expression

Economy has failed to create enough jobs for the 1.2 million Indians who come into the labour market each month

In a move described as a well-worn tactic deployed by China to suffocate dissent ahead of key political events

A large portion of the population in Somalia relies on international aid

US Coast Guard says ocean-going commercial vessels should make plans to leave South Florida ports