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Air Chief Marshal Hadi Tjahjanto has close ties to the president

After receiving fine, 23-year-old now uses helmet while driving his car

Donald Trump has been an outspoken opponent of nuclear deal signed with Iran

After more than a decade of debate, Australians emphatically endorsed gay marriage

North African country praised for democratic transition

Pompeo says safe havens in Pakistan have been detrimental for US “to do what we needed to do in Afghanistan”

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres regretted the US decision, his spokesperson says

Moscow has denied running a state-orchestrated doping programme, seeking to pin blame on sporting officials

The Democratic Republic of Congo is also suffering a political crisis

Iran-backed Houthi rebels' partnership with powerful ex-president Ali Saleh appears to have fallen apart

Maduro: Venezuela facing a financial "world war"

Aerial strike kills at least 27 people, including civilians

Evidence shows it can worsen the disease in people not previously exposed to the infection

Jordan lost East Jerusalem and the West Bank to Israel during the 1967 Arab-Israeli war

Honduras struggles with violent drug gangs, one of world's highest murder rates and endemic poverty

The soaring deaths leave more and more widows particularly vulnerable in the male-dominated country

Mueller's focus goes beyond possible collusion with Russia to business dealings

Commander was killed in an air operation in Helmand

Three-way transit accord between India, Iran and Afghanistan will provide access for Afghan goods to Indian market

Pope met group of refugees from Myanmar's stateless Muslim minority in Dhaka

Sources say five others injured in the accident

Trump's advisors insist the slogan does not imply any new isolationist stance

Says he appreciates people who question themselves, those around them

Kidnapping and robbery are rife and there is little confidence of justice from the government

223 fishermen, thousands evacuated from cyclone hit areas, authorities say

Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to FBI about contacts he had with the Russian ambassador

'My country can never be condemned by virtual courts set up by FETO scoundrels, fake representatives'

Shafik is a former air force commander and government minister

Emmerson Mnangagwa named his cabinet overnight Thursday

'Thank you to House and Senate Republicans for your hard work and commitment!'

Wahsh's comments during a television programme had provoked outrage and complaints to the state prosecutor

He had faced criticism from some rights activists and refugees for failing to address the Rohingya issue publicly

European parliament to ban phosphates necessary to keep kebab meat moist, flavoursome

Saleh stepped down from office in 2012 but remains leader of country's largest political party

Local official says that since 2015, around 40 mass graves have been discovered in the region

The french company's previous chief also admits buying oil from Kurdish and Islamist groups

No group claimed responsibility, but the al Qaeda-aligned Shabaab militant group has been blamed

The man who brought the chain to the country once flipped burgers for McDonald's in the United States

The two countries remain technically at war

Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal said Trump controls more than 500 companies that will directly benefit

'Now no one can infringe our sovereignty and rights to survive and develop'

Second year in a row report shows global decline in number of deaths from terrorist attacks

Jubeir said the situation in Lebanon was 'tragic'

North Korea's nuclear test site may be suffering from the geological condition 'Tired Mountain Syndrome'

The Grand Imam of Cairo's Al-Azhar mosque urged the armed forces to fight and destroy the insurgency

Betty Nash has attended to passengers for so long that her usual route is endearingly called the 'Nash dash'

UNIDO 'promotes industrial development for poverty reduction, inclusive globalisation'

The list of 'intangible' cultural treasures was created in 2003

Cyclone batters southwestern India coast killing 14

'If Britain is dependent on the US military umbrella, so is America dependent on Britain'