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Australia has seen the rise of anti-immigration politics with far-right wing parties garnering strong public support

More than 1 million people have been displaced

Peggy Whitson, 57, is also the oldest female astronaut in the history of space exploration

The apparent test came just hours after the country claimed to have developed a hydrogen bomb

Saudi authorities have report 2.35 million Muslims participate in this year's hajj

The move is likely to worsen already strained ties between the two NATO allies

It marks a dramatic escalation of a conflict that has simmered since October

The decision to annul the election was an unprecedented move in Africa

It can protect several people in immediate area, last for up to six months

Tombs marked 'martyr' have multiplied, as have posters of 'hero fighters'

Harvey has been blamed for at least 42 deaths thus far

Police were working to establish causes of crash

No responsibility has been claimed, Islamic State group frequently carries out suicide bombings in Iraq

Australia recommitted to the 16-year-long, seemingly intractable war against the Taliban in May

Some 600 firefighters, 30 helicopters and 89 pieces of heavy machinery for moving dirt have been deployed

Some 1,000 people sought refuge in shelters in the state capital La Paz and another 3,000 in Los Cabos

'Right now we need to calmly examine, we should act calmly and professionally'

He served as executive director of the Tulsa Air and Space Museum and Planetarium

Foreign ministry says it’s not appropriate to discuss terrorism at BRICS summit

Chalking down the visual journey of Hajj 2017

Anyone who mocks China’s national anthem faces up to 15 days in police detention

Paris had been a key supporter of the opposition to Assad's rule since the start of the conflict in 2011

Critics said Merkel had blocked changes that would have allowed for greater spontaneity

UNHCR shared figures of death to mark second anniversary of Syrian boy’s death

A revamp of the cabinet has been on the cards for months

Cover read 'God Exists! He Drowned All the Neo-Nazis of Texas'

Saudi Arabia says it has deployed more than 100,000 security personnel to keep pilgrims safe this year

Sixteen bodies washed ashore on Bangladeshi side of river on Friday

Over 200 weather records were broken during the last summer, with intense heatwaves, bushfires and flooding plaguing

Taliban leader Mullah Haibatullah Akhunzada said peace could come once foreign forces left Afghanistan

The group cited a proliferation of 'fascist slogans' and unsettling remarks on social media and television

Vietnam was deeply concerned about the exercises in the Gulf of Tonkin area

North Korea has been working to develop a nuclear-tipped missile capable of hitting the United States

The unemployed alcoholic son was furious that she refused him cash

After nine years, the murder of Benazir still remains an unsolved mystery

North Korea fired a missile that flew over Japan and landed in waters off the northern region of Hokkaido

Appeal comes three months after US President Trump withdrew from Paris Agreement

'We don't care a bit' say North Korean tourism development officials

In suicide note, girl said her teacher was picking on her but she did not mention the incident with her period

The dead included a 12-year-old boy and two girls aged 11 and 14

Security forces killed the second-in-command of the Gulf Clan, the country's foremost drug gang

Cattle traders especially unlucky this year with inflation compounded by outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease

'As Lenin said, hysterical impulses are of no use to us'

Trump promised in his election campaign last year to build a wall to keep out illegal immigrants

Government directed to contact all individuals turned away at borders after Trump's first executive order

Texas towns inundated by days of torrential rains, with highways still submerged, homes destroyed

'I've seen no convincing evidence, intelligence, or open-source or other rumour or otherwise that he's dead'

Muslims should contribute to establish a society based on equality, says Dr Saad during Hajj sermon in Arafat

150 kg of pure gold and silver, along with 670 kg of silk has been used in making the cover for the famous mosque

Duterte says his campaign is justified because drugs are destroying the Philippines