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He commented on UN Security Council on siding with US on Iran's issue

The book depicts a chaotic White House and a president who was ill-prepared to win the office in 2016

Russian Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia says United States is abusing Security Council’s platform

Five members of the security forces wounded

Since palestinians are unwilling to sign a peace treaty with Israel US shouldn't be providing any funds, Trump tweeted

'They all say he is like a child', stated author of 'Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House'

The collision is the second such incident at Toronto Pearson in recent months

Says Pentagon is still working with Pakistan and will restore the aid if it sees actions against the terrorists

Jon Venables was allegedly caught with child abuse images

Bottle worth $1.3 million, which featured in the political thriller "House of Cards", is not insured and was loaned

Telegram and Instagram were blocked shortly after protests began on December 28

Wolff said his account was drawn from interviews with those in close contact with the US president

The country’s biggest union is demanding a 6 percent wage rise this year for about 3.9 million workers in the sector

Crash killed at least 18 people and injured 254 others in one of the country's worst ever rail disasters

Three judges ruled unanimously that there are signs that Junqueras committed misuse of public funds and more

Inside the drum, anti-drug agents found about 24 kilograms of cocaine bricks wrapped in plastic

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The priest who turned the family away said he had no choice because those were the rules of his faith

Drills would be conducted sometime after the Paralympics, which end on March 18

No casualties were reported yet

British no-frills airline announced that it carried a record 81.6 million passengers, despite uncertainty about Brexit

Pakistani defense minister welcomed the promotion of military cooperation with Iran with regard to regional issues

Erdogan urged Washington to reconsider 'its sense of justice'

police are still searching for the captain, who reportedly survived but went missing

'A decline in consumption of cigarettes is credited with being the most important factor'

US imposed sanctions against five Iranian firms alleged to have been working on an illegal ballistic missile program

North Korea's young leader has shrugged off multiple sets of new United Nations Security Council sanctions

Luxor governor Mahmoud Badr confirmed the accident

'Trump is going to get worse and will become uncontainable with the pressures of the presidency'

A lot of large-scale bleaching has already occurred from Australia’s Great Barrier Reef to the Caribbean.

The three allies 'have confirmed a shared policy to further increase pressure against North Korea'

Says no security assistance until Pakistan takes action against the Afghan Taliban and the Haqqani network

Russia maintains that the issue should not be taken up as it does not threaten international peace and security.

The book quotes key Trump aides, including Bannon, expressing serious doubt about his fitness for office

Investigators found that a three-year-old playing with the stove in his family apartment accidentally ignited the fire

National carrier's concerns allayed after security guaranteed

Previously, the Obama administration’s guidelines had created a safe harbor for this drug industry

Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attack

Cardin noted that Trump can decide "at any time whether he wants to end the nuclear agreement"

Suleyman Soylu said, he would personally assume full legal responsibility if Turkish police officers took such actions

Macron told reporters he would discuss with Turkey about the situation of imprisoned journalists

At the end of December, more than 3.2 million displaced Iraqis had gone home while 2.6 millions still lived away

US president's lawyer has sent a cease-and-desist letter accusing him of violating a non-disclosure agreement

Officials warned the toll could rise as operations continued to clear the crash site

The agency said it had initiated a police complaint against the people responsible for selling the access

Decision comes days after White House said Islamabad would have to do more to receive US aid

The ministry said it had "never and will never approve early marriages" in a statement

Cocoa beans can only grow within a fine strip of rain forested land approx 20 degrees north, south of equator

Further US sanctions against Pakistan can involve loan curbs from IMF, intensified military operations

The Chinese consulate in Ekaterinburg told the agency seven Chinese citizens had been killed and one injured