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Trump administration may have decided to change the course faced with a dearth of options

The Japanese cargo vessels went down with their crews off the coast of Sabah in 1944

Trump and Trudeau are a study in contrasts

"It was obvious that he glorified Hitler," said police spokesman David Furtner

Thousands of men, women and children lived and worked on the island

Trump has been scornful of the European Union and multilateral treaties in general

Pyongyang's test of ballistic missile was its first direct international challenge since Trump took office in January

The centre is one element of the British government's £1.9 billion strategy to tackle cyber threats

US president has campaigned for the long-standing Washington plan to move its main mission to Israel

Retired General Keith Kellogg has been named acting national security adviser

Says practice of pointing fingers will not promote interests in future

Emergency services are also looking for other survivors from a skiing party of nine, authorities say

Indian navy chief said sea version of the plane was "not up to the mark" and could not take weight of weapons

Groups like Jund al-Aqsa and Fateh al-Sham fell out despite having previously aligned with each other

SVP campaign activist Andreas Glarner failed to carry the vote even in the town where he is mayor

The shocking image of a Turkish policeman assassinating Russian envoy to Turkey has been viewed some 18 million times

Report reveals that growth of EU nationals in employment halved to just 30,000 in final quarter of 2016

"Sadly, women are still are stereotyped to stay at home - even when we have women excelling in all fields today"

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

North Korea claims it has developed an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of hitting the US mainland

Dazzling light displays across China mark last day of Chinese New Year celebrations

Attacker hurled abuses at Mehpara Khan, her friends, and threw beer cans at them

The renewed clashes in the coastal towns erupted the day after government forces seized control of the area

The United States has objected to the choice

The military has been pursuing nearly 43,000 deserters who refused to voluntarily turn themselves in

18 months, 26 days, 196 countries

North Korea fired the ballistic missile on a high arc into the sea early on Sunday

Congress VP hits back at Indian premier’s recent allusion regarding alleged corruption during previous regime

The US Department of Justice has declined to comment

Satyarthi shared the 2014 Peace Prize with Pakistani education activist Malala Yousafzai

Sid Bikkannavar was in South America for a solar-powered car racing event

Flynn is struggling to get past a controversy over his contacts with Russian officials

aldwin has received critical praise for his performance

Nearly 200,000 people living below the tallest dam in the United States

Farewell Spit is a 26km hook of sand that protrudes out into the sea and has been described as a perfect whale trap

Trump has edged away from unqualified backing for Netanyahu's drive for more Jewish settlement

The flight from Austin, Texas, to San Francisco took off with a new pilot about 90 minutes late

Purnama has not been barred from running but his lead in opinion polls has shrunk after blasphemy controversy

If passed into law, the bill would apply to mosques in annexed Arab east Jerusalem as well as Israel

Investigators believe Gen Abdul Raziq was directly responsible for the security of UAE diplomats

A new round of UN-sponsored peace talks is scheduled for February 20 in Geneva

Miller called its ruling a judicial usurpation of power

Inform father after spotting smoke on the plane’s tail

Unknown substance was thought to have entered the hall though air conditioning system, say reports

Abdul Ghafoor Nuristani, a provincial official, accused the police of failing to protect the couple

The Musudan has a range of 2,500-4,000 km, meaning it could threaten both Japan and US bases on Guam

In June 2015, two rooms of the complex in Tabgha on the Sea of Galilee were vandalised and damaged

Atiqullah Akbari was deported last month after he was picked up by German police in Bavaria where he sought refuge

Ukrainian video blogger wants to see how robust the smartphone actually is when put to the ultimate test

This is the first test conducted by the regime since the Trump administration took the reins of the US government