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The government says it is currently tied by European Union rules

Aoun's warning followed an Arab League meeting on Sunday

The Syrian president's fate remains a stumbling block, preventing global players from reaching a peace settlement

Study team stresses the link is merely 'observational'

Despite tensions flaring, analysts are not convinced that an all-out war will take place yet

FCC says new rules retain consumer protection requiring internet providers to disclose actions on blocking material

Former vice president Mnangagwa is a long-time party loyalist who has close ties with the military

India remains deeply reluctant to share data and open up sensitive military communications systems

Spokesperson also said China was ready to work with those in power in Zimbabwe

She reiterated Pakistan's stance that military solution would not work in Afghanistan

Experts are warning of the possibility of Americans alienating the local population with their new strategy

Top US military commander says offer aimed at discouraging Pakistan Army from shooting at Afghan civilians

Factions opposed to Assad have been plagued by divisions throughout the maelstrom

13 photos from events around the world

Prosecutors accuse Mladic of ethnic cleansing to "permanently remove" Bosnian Muslims from areas claimed by Serbs

Georgia's state security service said that unspecified suspects opened fire on its counter-terrorist units

The warning comes after US allied Saudi Arabia said it had shot down a ballistic missile fired by Houthis from Yemen

US military vessels have been involved in a number of accidents in recent months in East Asia

Hezbollah, a heavily armed military and political movement, is part of the Lebanese government

The Russian government funds Sputnik and Russia Today

Negative backlash by social media users on images prompted Instagram to delete Tzion's account

More than 600,000 Rohingya have fled Buddhist-majority Myanmar since late August this year for neighbouring Bangladesh

89% of respondents classified sexual harassment of women as a 'serious problem'

Lechner highlights the most common strategies she has shared with clients

Moscow's military intervention in Syria in 2015 is widely seen as tipping the balance in the conflict

Assisted dying will remain illegal in Australia's other five states

FMN article says US federal officials busted 412 'Muslims' only in health care fraud

Gun violence is rare in China, where the government tightly restricts ownership of firearms

Air China’s Beijing-based press office declined to provide further comment

The September 11 attacks on the Twin Towers by hijackers loyal to al Qaeda killed more than 2,750 people

India was ranked the deadliest country in Asia for journalists by Reporters Without Borders in 2015

General hospital reports 80 wounded, some of them lightly injured

Three young men were martyred in Handwara district while an Indian special forces commander was killed in Kupwara

The operation occurs 200km northwest of the capital Mogadishu

US politician replies when asked if she had ever experienced sexual harassment in the workplace

Shyma faces charges of inciting debauchery and corrupting public morals

The post made headlines rallying those with similar stories about country's corrupt, inadequate healthcare system

Say they were disturbed by a 'violent and disproportionate' security response to Rohingya militant attacks

Turkey has pressed Washington so far without success to extradite Gulen

Video of the incident draws social media ire

The 93-year old clung on for a week after an army takeover and expulsion from his own ruling ZANU-PF party

The legislation would allow opting for a court to resolve family disputes, instead of appealing to Islamic jurists

The Holy See, China severed diplomatic ties in 1951

The Dongfeng-41 missile is said to have the longest range of any ballistic rockets in the world

US did not sign the Rome Statute, the treaty that established the court in 2002

Thousands of people have joined mass protests against him and calls to resign have come from many sides

Most of the casualties were civilians, the police and medical sources said

Chinese officials acknowledge and appreciate Pakistan Army's contributions to peace and stability in the region

To deliver more lethal weapons, military contractors are building fleets of new heavy bombers and submarines

US-based companies face competition from Russia and South Korea