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The 71 year old President, Ibrahim Boubacar Keita eyes reelection

The Armenian cave features prominently in travel brochures, regularly drawing busloads of visitors

The earthquake did not trigger any waves or tsunami

A driver and two security guards were killed but 63 other people, almost all women, have been rescued unharmed

Only one passenger is believed to have survived the accident in Raigad district of Maharashtra state, out of 33 people

Egypt's courts have sentenced to death or lengthy jail terms hundreds of people after speedy mass trials

McCarrick has not commented on the allegations of abuse of adult men and another minor

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras takes political responsibility on Friday for the tragedy

victims buried buildings, drowned, electrocuted or killed in traffic accidents caused by rain, said officials

US department spokesperson says poll campaign was smeared by restrictions put in the way of free speech

All of the victims lived in the mountainous district of Bo Kluea in Nan province

Prompting local authorities to issue early evacuation orders

A ministry statement identified the teenager as 17-year-old Mohmen al Hams

Four-seater plane made by the French firm Robin takes off from Sion airport for "a pleasure flight"

Around 9pm unidentified gunmen opened fire after breaking into an enclosure next to a restaurant in Puerto Juarez

A number of explosions were reported in the Afghan city of Jalalabad as well as gunshots near dormitory for midwives

The strike disrupts production and sales of vehicles in the country

They worked at the Oscar Danilo Rosales Hospital in the northwestern city of Leon

Putin is 'ready' to travel to Washington, while Trump expresses he is 'open' to visiting Moscow

An Armenian court on Friday granted prosecutors an arrest warrant for former president Robert Kocharyan

The biennial Pitch Black exercise began in 1990 between Australia and Singapore

The Trump administration is quietly pushing ahead to create a new security alliance with six Gulf Arab states

Michael Avenatti the lawyer says, it is time for Trump and Cohen to come 100 percent clean with the American people

Germany has sweltered in near-record temperatures; London fire brigade to ban barbecues in public parks

The cause of the clashes is not clear, but videos show police firing tear gas

British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt lauds people for defending democracy

Trump’s former personal lawyer Michael Cohen says Trump knew in advance about the June 2016 meeting

Trump and Kim summit in Singapore brings about positive change

The native Aboriginal population have occupied Australia for 50,000 years

Israel is to build hundreds of new homes in a settlement in the occupied West Bank

BJP also claims Mughal emperor Aurangzeb banned cow slaughter

Just five per cent of the wilderness areas are in protected zones, leaving the rest vulnerable

Donald Trump has been at frequent loggerheads with CNN since taking office

With 90,000 people, motorists were jammed, trying to escape the flames

It is Japan's worst weather- disaster in years, and many residents of affected areas are still living in shelters

Since the US-led ouster of dictator Saddam Hussein in 2003, Iraq has been plagued by graft and sectarian fighting

Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen, claims he was present when Donald Jr. told his father about the meeting

Trump has hailed his summit agreement with Kim as effectively ending the North Korean nuclear threat

Earlier, Houthi-run media says a drone had launched strikes on facility, disrupting air traffic

Agreement is signed to explore joint production of nuclear medicines and other ways of harnessing nuclear technology

The management has suspended two of its pilots for getting into the fight

According to the inquiry team, the cause of all the deaths is multiple stress syndrome intensified by salt poisoning

Firefighters say around 160 residents have been briefly trapped in their homes due to the flooding

Astronomers already use effect predicted by his theory of general relativity that a black hole can bend passing light

The heatwave led to more than 20,000 deaths across Europe, including 15,000 in France alone and 2,193 in Britain.

Chinese tourists accounted for 47 per cent of international visitors to Palau in 2016

187 people are hospitalised after Monday's fires, and 71 still being treated including a dozen children

According to police spokesperson Hashmat Stanikzai, most victims were National Directorate of Security officers

1,100 9/11 or more victims remain unidentified, DNA technology has led to 89 per cent of all positive identifications

Authorities in Xinjiang arrested nearly 228,000 people on criminal charges in 2017