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Residents have complained that toxic waste has killed fish and affected the health of their community

European Council agrees with UK government that highly likely Russia for Salisbury attack

China is seen by as the root cause for a massive oversupply of steel on the global market

There are speculations that Kouna is arrested as part of an anti-corruption drive

President Donald Trump agreed more than $100 billion in contracts on a visit to Riyadh last year

McMaster was expected to leave later this year, but Bolton's nomination shocks Washington

Washington accuses Beijing of forcing US companies to enter joint ventures and transfer technology and trade secrets

Seven unions representing staff in the public sector led strikes and protests

The woman was slapped and insulted for 'dirtying' the hospital floor

Incident was triggered by an emergency 911 phone call stating that a man was smashing car windows in the neighborhood

The men were charged with murder and rioting as similar cases of cow vigilante violence are at the trial stage as well

Federal Appeal Court rejects their requests, even after medical reports recommended the sex-change operations

The man has survived is receiving medical treatment, police say

The association pulled back Munir Zanial's membership even after FBI ended investigation

Office of the religious official defends comments, says was citing a passage from the Talmud - the book of Jewish law

It's important to cooperate with local residents to get rid of the insect

There was no indication of what caused the crash

The threat from the east will continue long after Britain leaves the bloc next year

In unprecedented deal, new technology allows the country to develop missiles that can deliver to multiple targets

Thursday is World Water Day, a UN initiative which this year focuses on "nature-based" solutions

Art Jones to compete for the US House seat in a heavily Democratic district of the Midwestern state

Facebook plays up its status as the go-to fundraising tool

Book published Sunday and illustrated by EG Keller, shot to top of Amazon best seller list, outstripping Pence version

Usman shares he also faced criticism for falling in love with a non-Muslim

Beijing has already warned the Trump administration against the move, urging him not act 'emotionally'

The House aims to vote on the bill Thursday or early Friday

Thailand's roads are some of the most lethal in the world, killing around 24,000 people each year

The attack has prompted the authorities to strengthen London's security apparatus

The focus is on reproductive health and gender-based violence

The plan includes cutting 1,200 jobs, on top of 600 positions already removed

Tamimi is hailed as a hero by Palestinians who see her as bravely standing up to Israel's occupation of the West Bank

Military hands over freed abductees to the Nigerian government

Blackout occures due to the failure of a transmission line near the massive Belo Monte hydroelectric station

Suspect detonates a device in his car and later died says Austin police chief Brian Manley

Sadiq Khan says China is one of the leading sources of investment into the capital

Police releaseS few details about the accident that occurred Sunday night in Tempe, Arizona,

Sarkozy denies all allegations and portrays them as the work of angry members of the former Libyan regime

Says 'there's more to do, and we need to step up and do it'

The couple married on December 7

Interestingly, not eating sand for a day means that the man's stomach will get upset

The bears were kept in small cages that were not properly cleaned

Politicians in Paris have defended its right to exist

Wife confessed to affair after villagers thrash secret lover for living with her

The incident is the latest in a series of embarrassments for the anti-immigrant FPO

People praise the 25-year-old student for going beyond the conventional roles women play in the region

Findings of a new survey reveal 12 counties in Europe have no faith, with Czech Republic least religious

'The girl’s stepmother sold her to a man, who in turn gave her to some other person after keeping her for a while'

Record 243,500 international patent applications filed in 2017, 4.5 per cent more than year before, reveals report

India is due to hold a national election in 2019 and there are several states electing new assemblies this year

Information leaks to terrorists could risk the lives of security officers and those caught up in an attack