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United States would support a two-state solution for Israelis and Palestinians if the two sides agreed to it

She was hanged for providing logistical support to IS and helping it to carry out crimes

Four rockets fired by the YPG hit a town in southern Turkey on the Syrian border

Faleh said oil producers have not yet achieved their target of reducing world stocks to normal levels

The government and military have sent medical teams and are supplying villagers with medicine

An investigation is ongoing into the crash of the AH-64 Apache helicopter in National Training Center

Pope Francis, 81, arrives in Peru, the second and last leg of a week-long South American visit

Environmentalists unsuccessfully went to court to stop the destruction of thousands of trees and a biological hotspot

Trump's administration deserves 'respect and recognition' rather than 'infantile denigration'

Activists say Trump’s policies on birth control and equal pay protections have propelled many women into activism

In Washington, open-air parks and monuments remained open despite the shutdown

The fire trapped nearly two dozen workers on the upper floors

Taliban claim responsibility for attack that left six people dead

The president lashed out at Democrats over the collapse of budget negotiations as lawmakers seek to thrash out a deal

British singer and his girlfriend have reportedly been dating since 2015

Russia is set to co-host the summit with Iran and Turkey for setting up a new constitution for post-war Syria

Pakistan raises issue of Indian atrocities in Kashmir

"All of them are a good condition of health," police said

Bocuse helped shake up the food world in the 1970s with the Nouvelle Cuisine revolution

The new operation has been launched to oust Kurdish militia from a northern Syrian enclave

Around 1.3 million foreign visitors had travelled to Syria last year

Chief Minister clarified that logistical problems protracted the issue

Chinese embassy spokesperson responded to Mattis's statement on US National Strategy

The Palestinian administration has refused to meet Pence

Macron's wants to see EU with a joint budget and a common eurozone finance minister

Crackdown and charge sheets are propaganda used to terminate the Kashmir Movement, says Gilani

'Britons did not want to be part of the EU as it stands', say Cabinet Office minister David Lidington

Authorities know they can’t afford to alienate smart young people, but also need to make clear where boundaries lie

Doctors debate whether the teen has an autistic spectrum disorder

The United States has criticised China for constructing islands and military installations in the region

It has already suspended these accounts therefore relevant content is no longer publicly available on its platform

Correspondence has been bought by Yale University, which already holds de Beauvoir's manuscripts and personal archives

Last shutdown, in October 2013, lasted more than two weeks and more than 800,000 federal employees were furloughed

Foreign Office Spokesperson Mohammad Faisal says Pakistan is in favour of a political solution to the long war

Senators still negotiating on the Senate floor as the clock turns midnight

Countries of the Old Continent are rolling out the red carpet to make the guests feel welcome

UN chief emphasised the role of sustainable development and women empowerment for world peace

Beijing seeks 'global partnership, not global dominance', criticises China’s US embassy

The court is due to hear arguments in April and issue a ruling by the end of June

Some conductors have resorted to skipping stations to avoid groups of users and dealers on the platforms

Muslim Association of Greece says it has received a menacing phone call from the far-right group

Lawyers for victims' families say fresh evidence could pave way for the much needed litigation

The US gave around $700 million in support to the Palestinians last year, of which about half went to UNRWA

The Emir Sultan Islamic Foundation calls this as a 'cowardly and disgusting act'

Indonesian president will also address a joint session of parliament during his two-day visit

I'm confident that in the coming weeks we will achieve a military victory on the ground, says French president

Bello did not refer to specific cases or give a timeframe for when the deaths took place

The constitutional change must be approved by the National People's Congress

Rapid economic growth over decades has seen Seoul's GDP boom, but birth rates have gone in the opposite direction

Ilyushin Il-4 aircraft had been shot down by a German anti-aircraft defence unit on January 19, 1945