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'The judge said the two will be hanged to death'

China, Brazil, the US, India, Germany and Japan lead rest of the world, accounting for 70 percent of jobs, says report

Monday's accident brings Russia's official military losses in Syria to 88

The government and the autonomy-seeking guerrillas have agreed to peace, raising hopes that the refugees will go home

The bust comes as Thailand is trying to shake off its reputation as a haven for sex tourists

Pashinyan's election as PM would not necessarily end the political crisis

Anwar, 70, was first jailed after Mahathir sacked him as deputy prime minister in 1998

As the youngest Politburo member, Sun was even seen in some quarters as a potential successor to Xi

Derna is the last major bastion of opposition to Haftar’s Libyan National Army in the east

Trump opts not to impose sanctions on a Venezuelan oil services company and on insurance coverage

Hassan Rouhani suggests that Iran could remain in the accord even if United States dropped out

Governor Andrew Cuomo called for Schneiderman’s resignation within hours of the article’s publication

Officers who responded to a domestic disturbance call found multiple fatalities at a home near Brookeville

Sessions announce zero tolerance policy in which illegal entrants to the United States

Announcement comes one week before United States embassy opens in Jerusalem on May 14

Bilal, 6, with his parrot, named Toti, were among nearly 100,000 undocumented Afghans pushed out of Pakistan last year

Chen said he opened emergency exit because it was 'too hot and stuffy'

Study by Lowy Institute highlights that global wealth and power is rapidly shifting eastwards

Turkey's goal is to have 100% indigenously-made land, air and sea defence systems, says President Erdogan

Leopard to be captured, removed from wild: spokesperson

Apart from the bomber, no casualties were reported

Putin predictably re-elected in Russia's March presidential election with 76.7 per cent of the vote

Air France staff and management at the carrier have been locked in a dispute over pay since February

The motive for the April 20th attack he was accused of having
committed was not clear

The girl has suffered 70 per cent first-degree burns. There is a chance that she will survive

North Korea has also offered to close its nuclear test site this month, inviting US experts to verify the move.

Members of the powerful Shiite group were suspected in the 2005 assassination of Hariri's father Rafiq

Trump demands European allies to "fix the terrible flaws" or he will re-impose sanctions

Macron is pushing through a series of contentious reforms with less consultation

The dead include children abandoned by their parents during the attack

So far, Putin has ruled out ruling Russia for life

Knife-related crimes rose by 23 per cent in London last year

Indian Supreme Court asserts that woman could choose whom she wanted to live with

There is some thaw in frosty relations but there’s a long way to go: RUSI

The explosion in a Khost mosque killed and injured at least 30 people

Blast appears caused by explosives left in mosque rather than by suicide bomber, police say

The Indian government regularly issues a security alert for Indians residing in Afghanistan

So far 15 people have been arrested in the case

The DWCC official and the printing press both placed blames on one another for this mishap

“America is making a mistake if it leaves the nuclear accord,” Rouhani

We have to be in a moment of strategy right now. Organising has to happen. The amplification has happened

US President Donald Trump and his Middle East allies argue that the nuclear agreement is weak and needs to be replaced

Statistics show that China has lifted 700 million people out of poverty through 40 years of reform

Voting is scheduled to last from 7 am until 7 pm

Billionaire investor dismisses concerns that the two countries' trade tensions could escalate into trade war

Interest in the poll remains muted as struggles with corruption and poverty continue

White House says it will resist efforts by Chinese to impose political correctness on American companies

Rights group says arbitrary detention appears to have ‘increased dramatically in recent years’

Analysts say the company's large debts and generous pension schemes are putting off buyers

Veteran leader instead wants US Vice President Mike Pence to represent the White House