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'This is not a formula of peacebuilding, this is a complete inhuman and immoral action'

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Iraqi security sources said three Katyusha rockets were fired by unknown assailants

The crash happened when the bus with at least 30 people on board was heading to a holiday spot in Sukabumi, West Java

The Iraqi parliament is expected to hold an emergency session later on Saturday to discuss the crisis

Iran's economy has been battered in recent months, in part due to Washington's withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear deal

Nepal has a poor air safety record due to poorly trained staff and lacklustre maintenance

Tall ships carrying climate change banners sailed into Australia’s Sydney Harbour

Authorities were seeking to charge the officer, who has not yet been named, with manslaughter

The threatened tariffs now total $517 billion in Chinese goods

Trump, battling one of the deepest crises in his 20-month presidency, has raged about Wednesday's searing essay

Parents feel its too dangerous to reunite with their children, ACLU tells US judge in San Diego

Russia is Vietnam's biggest weapons supplier and Russian companies are involved in several Vietnamese energy projects

The 'Rise for Climate' protest movement, which has organised events in dozens of countries on Saturday

The truck was stationary when it was hit by the bus

'Turkey will not watch from the sidelines any killings benefiting Syrian agenda', warns Erdogan

The quake was the latest in a string of natural disasters to batter the country

Prosecutors for Special Counsel Mueller says the aide lied about his contacts with Russians during the campaign

Happy to be back in Canada, says Malala

President Donald Trump threatened Friday to slap tariffs on all of the Chinese goods imported into the United States

DARPA, will use the money to fund 20 existing projects over the next five years

A top US envoy says there is evidence that chemical weapons were being prepared by Syrian government forces in Idlib

Unidentified attackers also fired shells into Baghdad's fortified Green Zone

Myanmar denies any systematic abuses, insisting its military actions were a proportionate response to attacks

Turkey has accepted 3.5 million refugees from neighbouring Syria since the beginning of the seven-year war

Chief negotiator Saeb Erekat accuses the Trump administration of acting in bad faith

China agrees to allow Nepal use its dry ports at Lanzhou, Lhasa and Xigatse as well as roads

It got so close that we imagine it was trying to intercept our communications, says Defence Minister Florence Parly

The documentary examines the forces Moore believes contributed to Trump’s election victory in November 2016

Russian leader also urges Iran and Turkey to ramp up their coordination with Russia

The Huthis have refused to take off from the rebel-held capital unless the UN meets a list of conditions

Indian officials have identified 96 problems, including 18 major ones, in the production of the tank

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The pair were challenged at a rural police checkpoint and killed in an exchange of gunfire

Russian air strikes killed two people in Syria's Idlib Friday

A twist in what was already Brazil’s most unpredictable election since the country’s return to democracy

Leaders of Russia, Iran and Turkey are scheduled to discuss the looming military assault on Idlib

A proposal by Homeland Security will allow state to keep immigrant children separated from families indefinitely

The group were earlier sentenced to between eight and 13 months, all 13 activists were on bail pending their appeal

Wants Trump to commit to a follow-up interview after written answers to questions in his probe

Police arrested 12 Thai Facebook users this week for violating a cyber-crime law

The White House warns that US and its allies would respond if Syrian forces used chemical weapons

The Canadian government has updated its travel advisory for Pakistan

Modi admin initially opposed dismantling law, in July govt lawyers said they would give in to top court's "wisdom"

Around 22 people are still unaccounted for in the small northern countryside town of Atsuma

It is the latest horrifying find in a region hit by bloody drug cartel turf wars

Military confirms the massacre they were investigating took place and several soldiers were prosecuted and punished

Hundreds of civilians flee to the province as government forces and allies prepare for major confrontation

He has produced around 150 pieces of typewriter art over the past half century

Houthi militants listed preconditions for attending