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The two countries remain technically at war

Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal said Trump controls more than 500 companies that will directly benefit

'Now no one can infringe our sovereignty and rights to survive and develop'

Second year in a row report shows global decline in number of deaths from terrorist attacks

Jubeir said the situation in Lebanon was 'tragic'

North Korea's nuclear test site may be suffering from the geological condition 'Tired Mountain Syndrome'

The Grand Imam of Cairo's Al-Azhar mosque urged the armed forces to fight and destroy the insurgency

Betty Nash has attended to passengers for so long that her usual route is endearingly called the 'Nash dash'

UNIDO 'promotes industrial development for poverty reduction, inclusive globalisation'

The list of 'intangible' cultural treasures was created in 2003

Cyclone batters southwestern India coast killing 14

'If Britain is dependent on the US military umbrella, so is America dependent on Britain'

US secretary of defence will meet PM Abbasi, COAS General Qamar Javed Bajwa during visit

Substitute teacher allegedly called the non-verbal boy a 'terrorist'

Iran has repeatedly denied that it is supplying the Houthi rebels in Yemen with arms

Employee referred to headscarf as 'security threat', demanded she remove it or leave restaurant

North Korea has repeatedly rejected accusations of human rights abuses

Visa process was made easier when US State Department intervened

Flynn pleaded guilty on Friday to lying to the FBI about a discussion with the former Russian ambassador to Washington

The crackdown has led to uncertainty, panic and paranoia across the sector

Controversial presidential vote count to resume Saturday

Trump has called Mueller's probe a witch hunt

Doctors honoured the tattoo, leading to the death of the patient

Judge 'recognised the immediate harm the law was causing to the people it affects'

The British capital saw 454 acid attacks reported last year

This would leave Israel, Egypt and North Korea as the only countries yet to join the arms treaty

This Sunday is the International Day of Disabled Persons

The gathering, called 'Beyond Turmoil', became the stage for a bitter slanging match between the two countries

Catt Gallinger from Ottawa, Canada considering having her eye removed

The pope had earlier faced criticism for not using the word "Rohingya" in mainly-Buddhist Myanmar

International Union of Muslim Scholars says its reputation has been harmed due to listing by KSA, UAE, Egypt & Bahrain

E-184 has a cruising speed of up to 100 kilometres an hour and can stay in the air for 25 minutes

Gavin Ashenden, a former chaplain to Queen Elizabeth II, condemned Holdsworth's remarks

Prime Minister Binali Yildirim on Friday claimed Turkey had stopped a total of 50,000 'foreign fighters'

RT’s reporters will not be able to have as much access to Congress as other foreign media

'I think it's important to be mindful of both the power of these tools but also its limits,' Obama said

Pope called for decisive measures to resolve political reasons behind refugee crisis, urged countries to help Dhaka

This is not the first time the fraternity has taken a political stance with its yearly bare-bottomed event

The 20-hour operation took place at an apartment block on the outskirts of the Georgian capital Tbilisi last week

October was the most violent since the Mexican government began tracking such crimes two decades ago.

Plan for Borno state, scene of fighting with Boko Haram

Tillerson is also expected to attend a NATO meeting on the same day

A spokesman for Erdogan's government has called the case a "plot against Turkey"

The status of Jerusalem is one of the major stumbling blocks in achieving peace between Israel and the Palestinians

Bollen joins an esteemed list of previous winners of the prize, including literary titans such as Norman Mailer

Rivers of rubbish flooding populated areas across the country, including in central Beirut

Sales process will take longer than expected, says Saudi banker

Locals have long protested presence of US military bases imposes a heavy burden on Okinawa

Trump has threatened several times to withdraw from the Paris accord saying it is crippling US business

Pro-independence supporters have organised rallies, worn yellow ribbons in solidarity with separatist leaders