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Trump and North Korea's leader Kim Jong-Un have traded threats of war and personal insults in recent months

Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson's visit first by a top British diplomat since 2015

The exhibition of 30 paintings and sculptures opened on Wednesday and will be on display until January 15

UN Security Council has hit North with a package of sanctions over its increasingly powerful missile and nuclear tests

Madina and her refugee relatives were intercepted on way to England and sent to Serbia where she died in an accident

Judge James A Wynn Jr said Trump "tweets the very thing" that his opponents claim is behind the ban

It was the latest in a spate of killings that have prompted criminal charges against law enforcement officials

Three big polls carried out in the run-up to the vote predict a victory for BJP but with a reduced majority

Gay couples who already married overseas saw their unions officially recognised from Saturday

Trump's declaration sparked anger across the Muslim world

UN Security Council said the peacekeepers, who were all from Tanzania, were killed in the North Kivu province

Tens of thousands also protested against US decision in a range of Muslim and Arab countries

Scandal comes as sexual harassment allegations have engulfed Capitol Hill

Almost 200,000 Californians have been chased from their homes

US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson expresses concerns over Riyadh's involvement in Yemen, Qatar and Lebanon

CHAMP Is a high-powered microwave weapon that can be delivered on an air-launched cruise missile

Indian premier claims the Congress leader wanted him ‘out of the way’ to end deadlock in peace process

Scots, together with Londoners and the Northern Irish, voted to stay in the EU in June 2016's referendum

The tanker that will carry the first cargo was named after Christophe de Margerie, a former Total CEO

When America’s biotech giant exported its know-how to small cotton farmers, there was a problem: Quality faltered

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang said in Beijing he was "shocked" at what Turnbull had said

The two countries agreed to revive a consultation process for confidence-building measures

Hariri rescinded his resignation on Tuesday, drawing a line under a month-long crisis

The deal commits both sides to respect the 1998 Good Friday agreement

Statement comes after Mattis' urged Pakistan to “redouble” their efforts against terrorism

The Turkish government has expressed concern that some fighters could have been smuggled across the border into Turkey

Senior Chinese diplomat says China will provide Panama with whatever help it needs

The ministry said Moscow was ready to hold talks with the US on problems that have arisen around the treaty

Jamaat-e-Islami has announced rallies in all major cities of Pakistan after Friday prayers

Initiative might mean some long-term growth in neglected regions of country

White House spokesperson declined to provide details

'Friday’s meeting isn’t anti-Saudi or anti-Iranian, it’s pro-Lebanon'

Japan's military policy has been restricted to self-defence and relies heavily on the US

The opera, by composer Andrea Giordano, debuted in 1896 at La Scala

Most believers in intelligent alien life were in Russia, trailed closely by Mexico and China

No victor has yet been declared by the election tribunal

Comedy festival highlights a broader reform push by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman

A single 'out of Africa' migration history for early humans does not hold true anymore, new study reveals

Eyes on Crown Princess Masako in role as empress

The Tomioka Hachimangu shrine has a close link with sumo and the emperor and empress visited in 2012

Statistics vary depending on the discipline: the economics prize has been by far the most unattainable for women

Four major fires in the Los Angeles area have forced 200,000 people to flee and destroyed hundreds of homes

Jerusalem is home to sites holy to Muslims, Jews and Christians

Says success means diverse races, ethnicities, religions coming together

Says it was power of vote that gave the Constitution, CPEC and motorways to the country

"Salvator Mundi" - dated to around 1500 - is the last known Da Vinci in the hands of a private collector

Some protesters threw rocks at soldiers and others chanted: Death to America

Tawaji performed to packed audience at cavernous King Fahd Cultural Centre

Rear Admiral Rizvi says terror threat transcends national boundaries which requires united response from stakeholders

An Israeli siren phone app sounded that rockets were fired at Israel at various locations near the Gaza Strip