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Moscow has denied all allegations of meddling in the vote

Bill Clinton's 'it would mean the end of their country as they know it' casts the same shadow as Trump's

Word means senile old person, someone in their dotage

Border forces in Hindu-majority have been authorized to use "rude and crude" methods to stop any infiltration attempts

Trump called Kim Jong Un a 'madman'

Israel and Syria are still technically at war

Carcass was found in Fitzroy River with a single gunshot wound to the head

Officials would seek to establish whether a 7.8 magnitude earthquake in April had altered the mountain’s height

The US Geological Survey has estimated the potential value of Afghanistan’s minerals

Favorable policies are aimed at helping ethnic minorities who lag behind in economic and educational development

Uber's approach and conduct demonstrate a lack of corporate responsibility, says transport regulator

In August a group of jihadists, many of them of Moroccan origin, killed 16 people in two attacks

Beijing's appeal came as a war of words between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-Un escalated

Thirty-eight migrants are rescued but rescue efforts are in progress to find 15-20 people who are still missing

Respondents think the reforms will boost France's competitiveness but fail to improve employees' working conditions

Around 12,000 people fled over radiation fears have filed various group lawsuits against the government

Unconfirmed reports said that their throats had been cut

Trump denies his campaign colluded with Russia

The divorce bill will be a key issue in upcoming talks.

Alert status for Mount Agung in eastern Bali was at 3, one level below the highest

Sessions reemphasized what he said was a need to target cross-border criminal organizations

'Whether you like it or not, we are going to strengthen our military capabilities'

More than 6,800 people have died in a conflict marked by weekly bombings and shooting attacks

US embassies in Syria, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen should resume granting visas to their nationals

Kim Jong Un promises to make a ‘mentally deranged’ Trump pay dearly for his threats

The authorities plan to open a new airport for Istanbul next year that will eventually replace Ataturk International

'The data Facebook will now turn over to the Committee should help us better understand what happened', Facebook

Neighbours said they were trying to intervene by yelling 'he can't hear you'

Abbasi says Pakistan-US ties should not be ‘Afghan-centric’

Agenda will comprise new Trump policy, Pak-US relations and Afghan reconciliation process

Moscow and Beijing have proposed kick-starting negotiations with North Korea

The toll from Dominica brings the overall number of confirmed deaths caused by Hurricane Maria to 18

Protestors say India is a terrorist state and a murderer of the Sikh community

King's trip to Russia is planned for Oct 4-7

Trump's go-ahead releases federal funding to residents of the Caribbean island hit by monster storm

Tensions between Tehran and Washington have increased under Trump's administration

They are not refugees, nor have they taken asylum, the minister said

Student who accused him has been jailed for falsely accusing him

It squawked 'Alexa!', making the smart speaker light up

It involves deployment more troops and police around places of worship

Rescuers found at least seven survivors on Wednesday

Californian artist Christiana Lewis has come to Karachi to help unprivileged children

Dean Haydon, an anti-terrorism officer, said the investigation was progressing rapidly

National sovereignty is a mainstay of our struggle, said Marine Le Pen

The attack occurred as Nayeem Akhtar, a local government minister, was passing through the southern town of Tral

Reporter was covering political unrest in India's northeast

German experts are “very concerned” about Simon and Speck

Trump to pull out if Iran does not face greater controls on its missile and nuclear programs

There is no way to prevent the disease and its exact mode of transmission is still unknown said the UN body

The lawsuit asks a judge to stop the building of the wall until it shows compliance with environmental laws