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His call through the Apple app FaceTime is seen as a crucial turning point in the coup

Boeing CE congratulated Trump on his election win and committed to working with the new administration

The Mars One consortium said its first manned mission to the Red Planet would now not happen until 2031

Israeli Prime Minister said told Francois Hollande he would not meet Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas

As many as 10,000 snow geese descended on the abandoned open Berkeley Pit in Butte, Montana

City officials were considering destroying records of hundreds of thousands of municipal ID card holders

There were no immediate reports of major damage or casualties from the quake

John Glenn is the last surviving member of the original seven 'Right Stuff' Mercury astronauts

Ilhan Omar who wears the hijab was subjected to the most hateful, derogatory, Islamophobic, sexist taunts and threats

Chuck Jones accused the president-elect of lying about the number of jobs saved in the Carrier deal

Bill English is set to be confirmed as the country's next leader after both his competitors dropped out of the race

The basketball star won a long-running trademark case against a sportswear firm using the Chinese version of his name

Andritz builds machinery and provides services for hydro-power plants and the steel and paper industry

Tata put its European long products division up for sale as it refocussed on strip steel

With new innovations, Apple has successfully reached out to more customers

Wikileaks founder was questioned for two days at the Ecuadorian embassy in London in November

The president-elect welcomed the accolade as a "very, very great honour

The automated system told the 22-year-old engineering student the photo was invalid because his eyes were closed

'You have to have a plan'

Over the past 27 centuries, the average day has lengthened at a rate of about 1.8 milliseconds per century

Study classifies sea-faring polar bear at high risk of extinction

He has reported the incident to Galveston police

Hundreds of thousands of people attended funeral in Chennai for the veteran Tamil leader Jayalalithaa

Official says the men had gotten into an argument with the victim that turned violent

Spain's devastating economic crisis in 2008 pushed many to return to growing what is known as "red gold"

The US president-elect provided no details on the jobs or investment, which he spent all day trumpeting

The MP faces charges of insulting a racial group and inciting racial hatred after comments he made about Moroccans

'Many of the victims were killed or injured not because of the quake itself but because of collapsing buildings'

Antony Blinken lauds Islamabad’s efforts to bring stability to South Asia

Trump’s election win has emboldened anti-Muslim miscreants

Microsoft's $26 billion acquisition of LinkedIn was announced in June

Motion and amendment will be subject to a debate and non-binding vote in the House of Commons on Wednesday

Injunction issued by a judge on Monday ordered removal of Calheiros because he was indicted last week for embezzlement

'Have you seen the giant mosque in Westminster'?

US Supreme Court sends the case back to the appellate court in Washington

The legendary light blue and white liveried jets are a powerful symbol of US might

German chancellor believes full-face veil is not acceptable in her country

The pop diva will face off at February 12 awards in 3 of most prestigious categories against English balladeer Adele

He played Maester Aemon in the hit HBO series

Programme will support students from Muslim countries committed to democracy, equality for women, education for all

Some borrowers also promise to repay loans with sexual favours, according to screen captures posted on social media

Outgoing president will touch upon his failed bid to close Guantanamo prison and strong opposition to use of torture

Unless there’s a true statesman governing Afghanistan, India may use Afghans to fight Pakistan

Theresa May is the first British premier and the first woman to attend the annual summit

"When I met Mr Prime Minister at that moment, he said two words: 'Welcome home'

Whilst admitting it had “difficulties” running the module, Oxford University argues the claim is baseless

The Gulf state's finance minister predicted growth of 3.4 per cent in 2017

The 15 were among 32 people who were detained in 2013 on charges of spying for Iran and went on trial in February

Cazeneuve will take control of Socialist government until legislative elections in June

The move follows Barack Obama's historic May trip to Hiroshima