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Saudi Arabia in recent months detained several women’s rights activists

Turkish delegation visit Washington for talks this week but left with no signs of breakthrough

Critics say new law is undemocratic because it differentiates between Jewish and non-Jewish citizens

Charlottesville protest left one person dead and highlighted the growing boldness of far-right under Trump

Woodland, covering 1,360 acres, is home to Bengal tigers, rhinos, vultures and 115 elephants

Those forced from their homes have moved to 350 relief camps across the state

It is wrong to dare bring Turkey to its knees through threats over a pastor says Turkey's President Erdogan

We don't support the sanctions; they are a strategic error, but we will comply with them says Prime Minister Abadi

Cyber criminals demand $400 to $2,900, and threaten to send the videos to the person's loved ones

Being instructed from the air traffic Tower, the suicidal mechanic seemed confused, excited and at times calm

The killings have taken in Baiji district, north of the capital, killing 5 members leaving one in critical condition

After Trump said he was doubling steel and aluminium tariffs on Turkey

The child's name remains undisclosed

Event being organised to also celebrate PTI chairman Imran Khan's vision

Reason for delay not immediately clear, officials say launch postponed after helium alarm sounded before liftoff

But warns Canada to tax their auto exports if an agreement cannot be reached with Ottawa

The plane was carrying seven passengers, including a child, and two crew

Iran's Revolutionary Guards said on Saturday they had killed ten militants overnight in a security operation

Beijing maintains that Xinjiang faces threat from militants who plot attacks, stir up ethnic tensions

Holman's ordeal may turn into year-long detention

Former Turkish ambassador to NATO says counterparts underestimate Ankara's ability to freeze decisions in Brussels

Syrian air defences were activated in a similar way over west Damascus

The defense equipment maker, Chemring Group Plc, has launched an investigation into the cause of the incident

The number forced from their homes in the disaster soars to 387,000

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said there was no meeting planned with US officials

Trump abandoned the separation policy on June 20 after broad criticism at home and internationally

Ling used cash gifts from relatives to buy instruments and started learning on her own

Pilot did not rectify his behavior despite numerous complaints made by the flight attendant

Politicians linked to the murder of high-profile Brazilian lawmaker and black rights activist Marielle Franco

Local authorities rule out terrorism as a motive for the incident

The US president had earlier announced tariffs on imports of aluminum and steel from France

China's state media continued a barrage of criticism of the United States

The appeal followed coalition's announcement that it had ordered a probe of Thursday's raid

The Taliban claim victory saying their fighters were now in control of Ghazni after routing Afghan forces

Cuba's white sand beaches, colonial charm and natural beauty all draw millions each year

High temperatures is expected to worsen conditions

Lawsuit is first to accuse product of causing cancer and observers say this case is to open claims against company

General Assembly approves the appointment of Bachelet to be next UN high commissioner for human rights

Canada has raised the issue of civil society activist detentions before

More than a million people have arrived in Colombia from Venezuela over the last year and a half

China defends its commercial relations with Iran as open and transparent as US sanctions on Iran took effect

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards confirms it had held war games in the Gulf over the past several days

United Nations officials calls for credible and transparent investigation into a Saudi-led coalition air strike

Pregnant Palestinian woman and her 18-month-old child are killed in Israeli attacks

Zimbabwe's constitution requires losing presidential candidate to challenge within seven days of winner being...

Romania ranks as one of the EU’s most corrupt states and Brussels keeps its justice system under special monitoring

China says Xinjiang faces serious threat from militants and separatists who plot attacks and stir up tensions

Gun laws in Canada are stricter but a proliferation of weapons has led to an increase in gun-related crimes

Conflict has killed since 2015 around 10,000 people, including 9,500 civilians, and left over 55,000 injured: WHO

The car-sized Parker Solar Probe is scheduled to blast off on a Delta IV Heavy rocket from Cape Canaveral