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'People are fed up, they want change'

French police are investigating what is officially termed in France a 'worrying disappearance'

The atmosphere facing the Rohingya in India has been getting increasingly ugly

The share of Americans terming the initial decision to intervene as right has declined over the years

'The problem in tsunami early warning systems is not the structure, not its tools, but the culture in our communities'

Khashoggi has been a vociferous critic of Prince Mohammed's policies in both the Arab and Western press

Kavanaugh's nomination seals a conservative majority on the nine-seat high court, possibly for decades to come

Melissa Gentz shares her photos of being beaten by millionaire, drunk boyfriend

US groups urge Vatican to publish list of clerics accused of sexual assault

Beijing remains silent over the mysterious disappearance of Meng Hongwei, who was last seen leaving for China

Saudi journalist Khashoggi was a former newspaper editor who lived in self-exile in Washington for more than a year

Violence in largely Kurdish southeast has worsened since collapse of ceasefire in 2015

NATO currently has more than 1,000 troops deployed in Latvia

Melania Trump wore slacks and tie as she stepped off the plane in Cairo

Total US trade gap widens 6.4% over July to $53.2 billion

Severely disabled since birth, Mendoza makes money rapping on the public transport system

Looks likely to win final Senate confirmation on Saturday

Banksy innovates yet a new kind of guerilla art

A massive influx of asylum seekers from the Middle East and Africa has created deep divisions in the EU

Also says Japan and the US were in a position to finalise a trade agreement

The fire broke out on Friday near the New Valley provincial village of al Rashda

The withdrawal of support is a sign of how charged the debate for the Supreme court nominee has become

When Moscow makes use of its veto power, China sometimes simply abstains

Indonesia reels after a powerful quake-tsunami as search operations and evacuation efforts get underway.

Thirty people of Nigerian nationality were arrested during two rounds of judicial police raids

Two policemen killed in Kabul after two bombings

Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the US Supreme Court has been an extraordinarily bitter public spectacle

'I would like to not have to tell people what happened to me', Murad talks about her life in the film

State police asked neighbouring states to provide policewomen because of its own have refused to be rostered

General says the move could lead to re-evaluataion of need for the US troop presence in South Korea

The next administration will explore regulating opium production for pharmaceutical use says interior minister

Reports say he was detained for questioning on arrival in his homeland

'We've bought everything with money', says the Crown Prince

Indonesian President Joko Widodo has says all of the victims must be found

Romanians will vote at the weekend on whether to enshrine heterosexual marriage in their constitution

The latest alleged incident was just the latest in a string of cases implicating the blue helmets

Jason Van Dyke shot 17-year-old Laquan McDonald 16 times in 2014

Two men and a 14-year-old boy were shot dead during demonstrations

One-megawatt solar plant is the joint project by Ukrainian and German companies costing around 1 million euros

Investigators question Netanyahu’s for several hours at his official residence in Jerusalem

US Senate vote along party lines to remove last obstacle holding a decisive vote this weekend

S-400 contract estimated to be worth more than $5 billion

Meng was last seen leaving for China from Interpol's headquarters in Lyon, southeast France in late September

Becomes the fourth former South Korean president to be jailed

Likely to be an accident caused by the driver losing control because he is unwell

A look at happenings from around the world

Raising fears of further repatriations among those sheltering in refugee camps

Taliban militants reportedly got mixed up with villagers in a wedding procession

In addition to environmental problems, Iran is also dealing with crippling effects of US and international sanctions.

Many people see the flag as a symbol of Japan’s past military aggression and its occupation of the Korean peninsula