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About 100 doctors nationwide were fired from public hospitals for tending to people hurt in anti-Ortega unrest

Rouhani asserts that the only way for Western countries to communicate with Iran is "on an equal footing"

For the last week students have protested against poor road safety after two teenagers were killed by a speeding bus

US decision to pull our of Iran deal and reimpose a raft of sanctions will hit European businesses working in Iran

Turkish novelist Asli Erdogan lives in exile in Germany as she risks a life sentence on terror charges at home

Sparks for a UNICEF campaign that has turned the country into a leading example of how to boost early breastfeeding

At least one explosion rocked a military event where Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was giving a speech

We aim to upgrade the experience of hajj for all pilgrims from all over the world, organisers say

At 9:00 pm people have attacked a school and tried to break the doors down and burn things

Witnesses said police fired rubber bullets and tear gas at demonstrators, injurring 113 students

Addressing the UN Security Council last week, Russia urged world powers to help Syria's economic recovery

Ri is set to jet in as the US reimposes sanctions on Iran while pushing Pyongyang to scrap its nuclear capabilities

Pompeo says he has been emphasising to countries the importance of economic pressure on North Korea

The death toll from Friday's mosque attack in Gardez has jumped to 35 with 94 wounded says Paktia governor Shamim Khan

Israel's PM has defended the law, which declares that only Jews have the right of self-determination in the country

Russian-made Mi-8 aircraft knocked into the cargo of an adjacent helicopter as both were completing take-off

Authorities have pleaded demonstrators to call off protests that have paralysed Dhaka

Government officials say it was the first time such large numbers of Islamic State fighters had surrendered at once

Sporadic protests were taking place in cities in Iran for a fourth day

Temperatures hit a scorching 45 degrees Celsius in some areas

Rebuilding Syria will be a massive effort, costing at least $250 billion, according one UN estimate

Workplace accidents are common in India, largely due to poor safety standards and lax enforcement of regulations

Pompeo unveiled the figure to reporters on the sidelines of a meeting of foreign ministers from ASEAN

A series of explosions Thursday on Yemen's militant-held port city of Hodeidah killed 55 civilians

Hundreds of pregnant women in Hodeidah risk dying as the escalating confict puts medical care out of reach

Human rights campaigners slam the ban as a violation of women's rights

UN report also says NKorea is cooperating militarily with Syria and has been trying to sell weapons to Yemen’s Houthis

Four months of weekly Friday border protests have continued since they began on March 30

The most damaging yet for Manafort in the first trial arising from Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s probe

A London teenager was jailed for life on Friday for plotting a terror attack

The disappearance of the 12-year-old, who disappeared from a Washington airport, had set off a massive police hunt

Pompeo emphasises the importance of maintaining diplomatic and economic pressure on North Korea

These pioneering flights will restore the American ability to send people into orbit

The states behind the lawsuit argue that publishing blueprints would allow criminals easy access to weapons

Claims her 'shy boy' became a different person after joining Abdulaziz University in his 20s

Rick Genest, Canadian model and artist, held the world records for having the most bones tattooed on his body at 139

95-page document claims the abbot of Longquan Monastery 'manipulated' nuns into having sex with him

The toll had risen to 29 killed and 81 wounded, with children among the victims

Retired academic Sun Wenguang, who is in his mid-80s, was speaking live to a Chinese-language TV show

Ankara placed Pastor Brunson under house arrest on charges of espionage and support for terror groups

Russia’s action potentially violates UN sanctions to reduce cash flows to the totalitarian regime

Legislation will be in place till December 31, 2019, if approved by Trump

Airport launches public complaint order

1,100 people and almost 700 elephants killed as people encroach animal territories

The Russian national was hired by the Secret Service, came under suspicion following routine security sweep

Despite the US pulling out in May

Leyonhjelm made derogatory remarks aboutHanson-Young during a session on legalising pepper spray to protect women

Ivanka's position aligns with the opinion of everyday Americans, who polls show are largely opposed to the separations

Washington has hit two top Turkish officials with sanctions over Pastor Andrew Brunson's detention

Iranian official says vessels are "small attack boats" while US central command monitors "increase" of activity