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Birotte's ruling does not apply to tourists, students or business travelers with non-immigrant visas

The number of asylum requests made to Germany from Turkish citizens has shot up from 1,700 in 2015 to 5,700 in 2016

According to the officials, the suspect was on the run.

Trump has threatened to levy a hefty tax on imports from Mexico to the United States.

An ongoing "credibility assessment" is being conducted to see if there may have been additional civilian casualties.

Heroin was found to be the most commonly-used drug, followed by opium.

The deal was agreed late last year between Australia and the administration of former President Barack Obama.

By a vote of 56 to 43, Tillerson has been confirmed for secretary of state

The opposition Labour party ordered MPs not block the bill, but dozens rebelled

Flynn said the ballistic missile launch on Sunday was in defiance of a U.N. Security Council resolution

The appeal to end the travel ban came amid a mounting international outcry over the 90-day entry restrictions

Workers were placing a concrete slab on the top floor of the seven-storey building when it came crashing down

Prosecutors said de Silva wrote a series of blogs over the past six months that foretold Sirisena's death

'If he's asking me if I had advance notice that the executive order could affect UK citizens, the answer is no'

Warning by police comes as Bangladesh's largest book fair began in Dhaka on Wednesday

Energy minister Khalid al Falih says the kingdom may raise US oil investments

Finance minister says defence pension is not part of INR2.74 trillion military allocation

Afghan soldiers and police are struggling to hold off a resurgent militancy led by the Taliban.

A US official said on Monday that Iran test-launched a medium-range ballistic missile

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

But he said Abu Dhabi wanted to hear more details from Washington before subscribing to the idea.

"When a calamity like this happens, we have to stand together" Robert Loeb, the president of Temple Bnai Israel

The programme wasn’t even working on its full capacity

Ban struggled to secure party backing in South Korea's highly partisan political system.

The two families plan to meet next weekend for Shabbat dinner

Tehran has already said it will take legal, political and reciprocal measures in response to Trump's order.

Most countries consider settlements illegal and an obstacle to peace.

Gorsuch, son of ex-Reagan admin official, is youngest nominee to nation's highest court in more than quarter century

Increasing female involvement is linked to the appeal of IS but also to the growing sophistication of social media

Jaitley's chief economic adviser advocated slashing personal income tax and accelerating cuts in corporate tax rates.

Mike Hager blames US President Donald Trump for the death of his mother

Bangladesh police have been stringent action, killing 50 suspected militants since the cafe attack

Alexandre Bissonnette was charged in court with six counts of premeditated murder, five counts of attempted murder

Gorsuch is widely viewed as a sharp-eyed jurist and a crisp writer who has the potential to be a persuasive voice.

Six people were killed in the shooting and eight were wounded, five of whom were in critical condition

Mexico demanded an apology after Netanyahu tweeted last week in support of Trump's proposed wall

The trip also comes amid growing concern about China's military moves in the South China Sea.

Indian IT companies are in panic mode over potential reforms to the US h-1b high-skilled visa programme

Doctors believe Sahana is the first woman to have this skin condition.

Trump assured Australia on Sunday that US would honor its agreement to resettle the asylum seekers.

The network had deleted the tweet, saying: "we regret the error."

Kelly suggested that for some the ban could go on longer if stronger vetting procedures are not in place.

They warned that the policy "runs counter to core American values" and will only to boost militant propaganda.

"Our love will be stronger than ur ban & wall," Aliabadi wrote.

Trump has repeatedly linked recent attacks in Europe to its acceptance of Muslim refugees.

The travel ban has sparked a growing backlash in Iraq, whose are fighting against the Islamic State jihadist group

Amendments to the Policing and Crime Bill mean about 49,000 men are to be cleared of crimes which no longer exist

The incident in the small town of Arnstein has plunged the local community into mourning

More than 20 firms from the sector were expected to attend a meeting to discuss legal options on the ban

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