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Homosexuality in Romania illegal until 2000 when it was decriminalised after criticism from EU

Assange was granted asylum in 2012 to avoid extradition to Sweden over rape allegations

Riyadh appoints committee to oversee group, whose some assets may be transferred to government

“Lifting the law will encourage more people to come out and live their lives freely," Gohil said

More than 9,000 people have been killed in Yemen since 2015 according to the World Health Organization

She said the UN report proved that the Saudi-led blockade were only directed at Qatari government

British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson called the nuclear deal 'a crucial agreement that makes the world safer'

Britain and the EU will soon begin the much harder task of defining their future trading relationship

Over 1 million birds and over 100,000 other sea mammals and turtles die every year due to plastic waste

Israeli settlements are seen as illegal under international law and major obstacles to a two-state peace deal

Japanese authorities have called for his arrest over an alleged role in the shooting of a rival in Japan in 2003

Ministry says China particularly worried about countries using national security concerns to block foreign investment

Move complicates position for Trump, making direct US military action against the Kim regime more difficult

Countries that only a few years ago welcomed Chinese investment are beginning to mobilize against Chinese influence

At least 28 people were injuredwhile 30,000 remained subject to mandatory evacuation orders

Logan Paul, who has more than 15 million followers on YouTube, later posted an apology on Twitter

The official told it was the first such incursion since June 2016

Trump said US is willing to speak to North Korea 'under the right circumstances'

US to decide on Iran sanctions waivers on Friday: State Department

Researchers say global warming is likely to unleash more rain, exposing millions of more people to river flooding

United Nations has condemned the army’s campaign as ethnic cleansing

Comments will renew questions about whether he actually intends to withdraw or wants easier US emissions targets

Washington on Wednesday unveiled a way to warn its citizens about the dangers of foreign travel

British foreign minister Boris Johnson called the deal 'a crucial agreement that makes the world safer'

Database of clergy publicly accused of sex abuse against minors compiled using court and media records

Blunt language comes amid a toughening of rhetoric against IS under President Donald Trump

Jose Materan, 19, received two gunshot wounds and died in hospital

Priced at around $1,100, it is slated to roll out in February for the US market, and later in Europe and Japan

The cheerleaders are set for their fourth appearance in the South

Radio bursts from FRB 121102 could originate from a young neutron star inside a powerful nebula, say researchers

Father invites daughter's tormentors to her service to "witness the complete devastation you have created"

Forpheus among several devices shown at Consumer Electronics Show which highlight how robots can be more humanlike

Catherine Deneuve was one of around 100 French women who wrote an open letter deploring the wave of 'denunciations'

Khater said the energy-rich emirate would "not leave a stone unturned" in legally pursuing claims for businesses

Officials are concerned bunker fuel would could contaminate water if the ship sinks

Turkey wants them to put pressure on Syrian authorities to halt a military offensive in Syria's rebel-held Idlib

All forms of media fear backlash from government and Buddhist-majority public on reporting atrocities

No arrests have been reported yet

This comes as Russia is asking the UN to take part in a peace congress it is hosting along with Iran

Outcry of protestors in Tunisia, Police and army troops stationed across cities

Reports say it was felt in majority of the country

90-100 people missing after boat capsized in the Mediterranean Sea

a program shielding young people brought to the United States illegally by their parents from deportation.

He has not been 'pulling all the levers of power at his disposal'

If North Korea resumes its previous behaviour continued pressures and sanctions will be employed

He 'mis-measured' his height initially he clarifed

Decision will be made on whether to continue to waive US penalties on Iran under the 2015 Iran nuclear deal

Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Xi Jinping, Aung San Suu Kyi among the 'winners'

Freezing conditions are not uncommon in the area which lies between the desert and the Atlas mountains

According to the family, the recording was made by a driver from the prime minister's office