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Prosecutors say each believed they had a "religious obligation to attack non-believers"

Nadia Murad was a victim of IS army group, Dr Mukwege is a physician in the DRC

Liliana del Carmen Campos Puello accused of being "biggest pimp" in Cartagena

After Saudi Arabia and Russia say they will raise output to make up for expected disruptions

Afghan officials have reacted angrily to speculation that foreign military contractors could train Afghan armed forces

Dutch security services announced thwarting an attack on global chemical weapons watchdog

Thirteen people died and two more were injured when two buses collided Friday

Afghan president condemns using counter-terrorism fight for-profit business

US State Department called for the release Tomas Nunez Magdariaga

Veteran Serb, Croat and Bosnian politicians are all notorious for corruption

Saudi military industries chief expects to strike flagship partnership deal with South African companies

After two wavering lawmakers respond positively to an FBI report

The #MeToo campaign has given mostly Western women confidence to speak up about violence

Palu on Sulawesi island has been left in ruins after being hit by a tsunami after a 7.5 magnitude earthquake

S-400 air defence deal to be signed as US warning of sanctions looms large

Qureshi backs Trump admin’s Taliban outreach

Cooperation agreed in training and intelligence, radio communication, and logistics support

Netherlands expelled four alleged Russian agents in April after uncovering spy-novel-style bid by Russian intelligence

Trade sanctions would end economic opening granted to support Myanmar’s transition to democracy

Mike Pence accuses Beijing of using range of tools to interfere in US politics

18-year-old Irish girl thought she was gaining weight owing to appendicitis

Bloomberg claims a unit of People's Liberation Army are manipulating with US computers to steal technology secrets

Britain and Netherlands accuse Russia of running global campaign of cyber-attacks to undermine democracies

Issues a preliminary injunction in a suit brought by a number of immigrants with temporary protected status

Defence Minister calls on Russia to cease its cyber activities aimed at undermining Western democracies

In a campaign to steal data from their clients

Hundreds of stolen antiquities were recovered by the Syrian government and put on display in Damascus this week

A Montreal resident was expelled from a courtroom in 2015 for wearing a hijab

With the report’s conclusions as yet unclear, a partisan struggle over it has been developing

A fourth man has died after he was struck in the head during a series of attacks in LA

To undermine Western democracies by sowing confusion in everything from sport to transport

EU members assured Pakistan’s delegation of cooperation

Elephant skins, clouded leopard remains and tiger bones were among a $1.3 million haul of illegal wildlife products

The official death toll from last Friday’s 7.5 magnitude quake has risen to 1,407

Najib also faces 32 charges from money laundering to abuse of power

German Chancellor Angela Merkel visited Israel's Holocaust memorial on Thursday

Operation launched to capture the perpetrators

China's foreign ministry criticised US for suggesting that Beijing was behind the cancellation of security talks

'The situation of the nation, region and world is sensitive, especially for us the people of Iran'

Khalilzad will lead efforts to explore how best to reach a negotiated settlement to the conflict, says US statement

More than 200 fines handed out between June and September

Millions in the low-lying nation are being forced to adapt to overflowing rivers, rising seas and extreme weather

The report claimed that Trump made his fortune with $400 million from his parents, partly through tax schemes

India is the world's biggest arms importer and is undergoing a $100-billion upgrade of its ageing hardware

Foreign minister says peace in Pakistan is interlinked with peace in Afghanistan

Treaty of Amity signed and ratified in 1955 called for unfettered economic relations between Tehran and Washington

Las Vegas police reopen an investigation but did not identify the victim or the alleged perpetrator by name

May defends Brexit plans, cautions that she would rather leave without a deal than accept the carve up of UK

Rights groups have accused Trong's conservative government of waging brutal crackdown on dissidents

Russian president denies charges that Moscow was behind Skripal poisoning