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A 2,300-page report sent to the pope includes testimony gathered from 64 people in New York and Santiago

Forty-eight-year-old Wisconsin Republican only assumed the House speakership in 2015

Aliyev receives 86.1 per cent of the vote according to Central Election Commission

Study published in science journal Nature

Warning comes in response to an alleged chemical atrocity in Syria

Spain's defence minister, Maria Dolores Cospedal greeted Prince Mohammed bin Salman

This is the third time a British policeman has been sacked for such 'professionalism'

Indian forces resorted to use live rounds, tear gas after hundreds protested in Kulgam district

Rohingya Muslims demand basic rights such as recognition as minority, health, education and safety on Minister's visit

China will not engage in geopolitical games for selfish ends, or force trade deals on others from above, he added

The tactic worked, and Assad will soon rule over Douma

Reporters were jailed for possessing material relating to security operations in Rakhine state

Mueller has increasingly dug into Trump's money laundering and fraud

The much-coveted Beijing urban status is a crucial document entitling residents to social welfare

"It was extremely dangerous and his negligence is serious"

Victims include 26 members of the Western Saharan Polisario independence movement

'There are no restrictions on the travel of Pakistani diplomats in the United States'

Some agreement to curb Tehran's atomic ambitions is better than no deal at all, tells Macron

The raids on attorney Michael Cohen represent a dramatic escalation of a federal inquiry

Russia has trashed the credibility of the council, says Nikki Haley

When one is aware of their own death, they will do good. This is what our Lord Buddha teaches

Spain asked to join other European countries that have stopped military assistance to Saudis

Zuckerberg repeated apologies he previously made for a range of problems with Facebook, including the data breach

Travel restrictions will be officially terminated on April 13

El Chapo was once one of the world's most powerful drug traffickers

First such visit in more than two years comes at a time of frenetic diplomatic activity in Northeast Asia

Justice Marco Aurelio accepts a request by right-wing PEN party

At least 46 people were injured in fierce armed clashes in the enclave

Prosecutors in New York accuse Jesus Santrich of conspiring to ship 10,000 kilograms of cocaine to the United States

Change in tone comes as Trump reacts furiously to an FBI raid on his private lawyer's offices

Palestinians say this proofs that Gazans were being shot along the border fence while posing no threat to soldiers

Zuckerberg makes his first formal appearance at a Congressional hearing

Dozens of protesters gathered outside Congress before the hearing wearing Zuckerberg masks and #DeleteFacebook shirts

The bloody incident in September last year is the only atrocity to which the military has admitted

Praises Qatar's military purchases, saying they buy a lot of equipment from us, a lot of military airplanes, missiles

Protesters burned merchandise and jostled with police outside the stadium ahead of IPL match

Report identifies India as top recipient of philanthropic giving, BMFG biggest private donor in the world

It was the first arrest of serving soldiers for the worst sectarian violence since 2014

At least nine people have been arrested as of Tuesday, but authorities are still looking for major distributors

Shah will be officiated on April 12

Ankara blames Gulen for orchestrating a failed coup in 2016

Idlib city is controlled by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, a group led by Syria's former al Qaeda affiliate

The law was imposed to maintain the city's beauty

Guinness World Records is currently investigating possible contenders for the title of oldest living person

Further strikes are planned on April 17, 18, 23 and 24

His allies say he was under pressure after accusing his conservative predecessors of corruption.

Philippines Supreme Court begins hearing arguments on a government bid to invalidate Chief Justice Sereno

The Yemen conflict has killed more than 10,000 people and displaced more than 3 million

State department also approved sale of 5000 Advance Precision Kill Weapon Systems

India has some of the world's deadliest roads, claiming the lives of more than 150,000 people each year