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Larissa Waters returned to the upper house Senate for the first time since giving birth to her second child

conservatives and Social Democrats have said they hope to end the current two-way coalition

Blasphemy has been an offence since 1840, when New Zealand became a British colony

City would be built on 129 square miles and will offer entertainment, sporting and cultural activities

The 54-year-old was collecting food in the local waterway when he was attacked

eft-leaning Moon, a former human rights lawyer, backs engagement with Pyongyang in the quest for peace

She was rescued from the water by theme park employees before the emergency services arrived

He told police he was not aware of what he had done, according to the sources

Flynn has emerged as a central figure in the Russian probes

The shock move drew comparisons to the Watergate scandal that brought down Richard Nixon

Trump has authorised arming Kurdish fighters 'as necessary to ensure a clear victory' to retake Raqqa

Employees told to ‘secure ventilation’ and refrain from ‘eating or drinking’

The former president said his eight years in the White House had taught him to be less anxious

Heavy fighting underway for days around Kunduz with Special Forces units rushing to province to bolster defences

Laws were one yardstick for tracking action on global warming which was ratified by 144 nations, says UN official

David Magerman claims he was wrongfully terminated for expressing his concerns about Mercer's support for Trump

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Pacific island is a zone of tectonic activity frequently subject to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions

This is the second wave of cholera-associated deaths in a year in Yemen, where a deadly war has destroyed hospitals

Trump called climate change a hoax perpetrated by China, and promised to cancel the deal if he won the presidency

Nine people were killed on the spot and three more died after being taken to nearby hospitals

The block on the site was prompted by two online encyclopedia entries accusing Turkey of links to militant groups

Ties between Germany and Turkey plunged during the referendum campaign to grant Erdogan enhanced presidential powers

Egypt's security forces also kill eight militants who being trained to attack government and Christian targets

This hassle was caused by a change in the departure gate at Charles de Gaulle airport

Before Syria's six-year civil war, Aleppo, like London, was its country's biggest city

CS Karnan had sentenced eight top court judges to five years of rigorous imprisonment besides imposition of fine

Two-term president is moving into fiction, writing his first thriller about drama behind the scenes in the White House

A witness overheard the girl's screams from the shore

Both men allegedly joined the group then called Al Nusra in 2012 to battle the regime of President Bashar al Assad

The Paris Agreement was savaged by a campaigning Trump, who called climate change a "hoax" perpetrated by China

It will be the second time in just over two years the Indian leader has visited neighbouring Sri Lanka

The display of military might violates terms of a long-ignored 2015 peace deal

About 100 people engaged in tug of wars over electricity cables pulled from still burning shanties

Germany's cabinet approved a plan last month to fine social networks up to 50 million euros

Abbas met Trump in Washington last week for their first face-to-face talks

'Simply put, we always put China first and we deal with problems based on their own merits'

The video showed the man urging other Russian agents to surrender

Mine will shut for six months while an investigation is carried out

Europe has faced its biggest migrant crisis since World War II over the last few years

Regional markets surged Monday, with Tokyo and Seoul leading the way, following centrist Emmanuel Macron's victory

The children were aged between four and seven

Near-daily shootings and bomb attacks have claimed more than 6,800 lives since 2004

Soldiers and military hardware paraded across Red Square in Moscow

'I was hearing voices telling me to kill Donald Trump'

A man smeared a cream pie in Alan Joyce’s face during a business breakfast

Video shows white American female telling Muslim shopper off

Erdogan had vowed to prevent a draft bill that prevent use of speakers for mosques' call for prayer overnight

Sean Spicer says Trump has always been “very clear” that intent of order was not to ban Muslims

Thousands of foreign fighters remain in Iraq and Syria