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Trump had lambasted China throughout the US election campaign

Yu Xu, a member of the Chinese air force's aerobatic display team, ejected from her aircraft

Incident occurred when driver mistakenly passed a line of buses

Trump has called global warming a hoax and has promised to quit the Paris Agreement

Around 2,000 homes have been built on land owned by Palestinians in the West Bank

On the eastern edge of Mosul, the target of a massive Iraqi military operation launched on October 17

The new report said humanity has emitted 2,075 GtCO2 since 1870 -- adding 40 GtCO2 in 2016 alone

The President, must now do his best to reassure his European counterparts about the future of American democracy

Soldiers have killed several dozen people and arrested scores in their hunt for attackers

John Key said a military helicopter was being dispatched to the coastal tourist town of Kaikoura

Noon.com is to go online in January with a 50-percent investment from the kingdom's Public Investment Fund

Excerpt released ahead of interview broadcast by CBS's 60 Minutes programme

The find was in a tomb probably dating from between 1075-664 BC, on the west bank of the Nile river

New models include a bezel-free version, rumour suggests

Earthquake with a magnitude of 7.4 struck New Zealand generating a tsunami that hit northeast coast of South Island

Modi surprised the country Tuesday night when he announced that 500 and 1,000 rupee notes would no longer be legal

Designed by French architect Jean Nouvel, the Louvre will feature 9,200 square metres of gallery space

From the pristine beaches of Kish, it is only 200 kilometres across the water to Dubai

The plane boasts gold-karat fixtures in its office, two bedrooms, and powerful Rolls Royce turbo-fan engines

The first sharia court appeared in London in 1982 under the government of Margaret Thatcher

Stricken survivors braved the cold under open skies overnight as they made their way home

Venice is losing 1,000 residents each year. It now has less than 55,000 people, compared to 100,000 40 years ago

Prof. Allan Lichtman was one of the few professional prognosticators to call a Donald Trump win

The rock star reopens the concert hall with a song for refugees called 'Inshallah'

Kurdish officials have stated their intention to absorb land recovered from Islamic State into their autonomous region

Afghanistan's ambassador to India says Gula will soon be in India for medical treatment free of cost

The government and Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, said they had incorporated proposals from the opposition

Americans are wearing the metal fasteners to show solidarity against intolerance after the election of Trump

The Trump Organization said it was planning to transfer control of businesses to Donald Trump's children

There have been a string of threats and attacks after the election

Clinton was projected by nearly every national public opinion poll as the heavy favorite going into Tuesday's race

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said army recaptured key areas including Dahiyet al-Assad and village of Minyan

Foreign ministers from the 28 EU countries will hold talks in Brussels on the impact of US presidential election

Several small-scale gatherings and tributes are planned across French capital to mark the anniversary of Paris attacks

The man believes that his dead girlfriend reincarnated into a Cobra

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

Trump received a call from Bill Clinton who congratulated the former on his victory

We have to just wait and keep our eyes ever vigilant on the new government, says actor

The 70-year-old incoming president has a mammoth task of fleshing out his cabinet

The skies of central Myanmar were set ablaze with the beginning of the Taunggyi fire balloon festival

Ban, 72, is stepping down on December 31 after 10 years as the world's diplomat-in-chief

The woman refused to remove her niqab despite the town's mayor repeatedly asking her to do so

Anti-Trump demonstrators have voiced concerns that his presidency, would infringe on Americans' civil and human rights

Khan hopes Trump will now do everything in his power to unite people and bring divided communities back together

Some 35,000 people said they would attend "Million Women March" within the first 24 hours after it was announced

No militant group has so far claimed responsibility for the blast

The request, which in part of the French constitution’s Article 68, faces several political and legal obstacles

The death penalty was not a major issue in the presidential campaign, as neither Trump nor Hillary Clinton oppose it

Its Paris rival puts away the Clinton figure in case of future need

Workers at the restaurant called an ambulance, saying: "People are burning"