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LGBT rights group Stonewall defines conversion therapy as a treatment which aims to stop same-sex attraction

Democrats are hoping to prevent Trump from tilting court to hard right

Trump is due to meet his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on July 16 in Helsinki

Developments came on day Iranian President Hassan Rouhani arrived in Switzerland

Fourth arrest in United States this year of someone accused of plotting for or in support of religious militant group

They went missing after soccer practice on June 23 after they set out to explore Tham Luang cave complex

The US, India and Japan have raised concerns that China might use the port as a naval base

Martin Griffiths is set to meet with Huthi rebels who control the capital along with the Red Sea city of Hodeida

Nearly two weeks of ferocious air strikes and barrel bombing have seen regime forces retake rebel-held territory

According to an ice factory supervisor, tonnes of ice blocks are supplied to the Indian capital everyday

'Victim' involved in horrific car crash in which two others were killed

The animal swims back and forth in barely 6ft long, 3ft deep and 3ft high in the video

Around 1,000 people gather near the city's famous Istiklal Avenue and Taksim Square

PM Costa said that they won't tolerate any xenophobia rhetoric

The Indian billionaire is at the heart of a $2 billion-plus bank fraud case

UN Secretary General described the situation as "a humanitarian and human rights nightmare"

Reports says Indonesian forces have been behind killings of 95 people since 2010

'This attack has killed many of our elders, those who loved their country more than anything else'

Not clear when the emperor will resume his public duties

Turkey says the measures are necessary to combat threats to national security

Water pollution in the two cities of Khuzestan province has sparked several demonstrations over the past four days

EU member countries could also create processing centres to sort economic migrants from refugees

The attacks have left authorities scrambling to mount an effective response

Lopez Obrador plans to help poor farmers, though he has stressed he will not expropriate private property

Alice Wells says militant group’s inertia on peace talks 'unacceptable'

Avtar Singh, the only Sikh candidate running in the October 20 parliamentary election among the dead

Redoine Faid, 46, breaks out of prison with the help of three armed accomplices

France paid homage on Sunday to Simone Veil, a Holocaust survivor best known for legalising abortion in the 1970s

The former British colony marked the 21st anniversary of its return to Chinese rule

Protesters were injured in Khorramshahr late Saturday while protesting against water pollution clashed with police

Cambodia won a place in the Guinness book of World Records Sunday for a 1,100-metre

Resting place of the flight from KL to Beijing with 239 people on board still unknown

Dubai police arrest man for filming a person and uploading video on social media

Unidentified gunmen beheaded three men and torched a boys' school in Nangarhar province in eastern Afghanistan

United Arab Emirates on Sunday announced a pause in the offensive it is backing against Houthi militants Hodeidah,

The fugitive escaped from a Kansas zoo over a decade ago, in 2005

China and the US both hope to see the Korean peninsula free of nuclear weapons

Thousands of locals and tourists climbed Mount Bromo early Sunday for a lavish religious ceremony

The vote recount is expected to begin on Tuesday in the Kurdish provinces of Arbil, Sulaymaniyah and Dohuk and Kirkuk

Melissa sustains cuts, a fracture, a torn ligament and a bad infection on her finger as a result of the encounter

Pakistan knows its role well in peace, reconciliation in Afghanistan, says Ambassador to Kabul Zahid Nasrullah

236 people were injured due to the use of brute force including firing of bullets, pellets, PAVA and teargas shells

44 people have died in the accident, at least 3 others are injured.

Indian police launched an investigation Sunday after a family of 11 was found dead inside their home in New Delhi

American metal industry has rallied its forces to plead for changes

"Amber hunters" on a quest for a Jurassic Park-style discovery sift through mounds of the precious resin in Myanmar

The Jordanian army has sent cross-border deliveries of aid to displaced people in Syria's southern province of Daraa

The law bars current President Enrique Pena Nieto from seeking re-election

With public pressure growing on governments to ban single use plastics, manufacturers are feeling the heat

More than a dozen Roma people were forced to flee the camp outside the city of Lviv as a result of the attacks