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Russia and 10 other non-OPEC states will reduce their production by more than half a million barrels per day

Susan Rice says Washington wants countries of the region to cooperate

Police cordoned off the area immediately, which occurred near Prime Minister Binali Yildirim's office

Akundzada in May replaced former Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Akhtar Mansour who was killed by a US drone strike

The attacker blew himself up as the troops were waiting to collect their salaries

Juan Manuel Santos reached an accord with Marxist rebels to end a 52-year civil war

Regime's more than three-week-old assault aimed at retaking all of Aleppo has triggered mounting international outrage

It is forecast that by 2030, half of 1.6 billion young people in the world won't have secondary level skills

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

She was admitted to hospital a month earlier for kidney failure

Moazzam Tariq, 29, flew to Pakistan from Montreal two weeks before his sentencing hearing

The socialist government imposed the state of emergency in November 2015

Turkey's ramping up of its air strikes in northern Syria are part of Ankara's almost four-month-old operation

The arrests were made under a two-year-old sting operation named “Spider II”

China lodged a diplomatic protest over the call and blamed Taiwan for what it called a "petty" move

The impostor page has been reported to Facebook authorities

Around 20 homes were smashed and many of the residents of the village of some 800 people were evacuated

The chance find lends fresh insight into the extinct feathered creatures and the evolution of feathers themselves

School administration calls episode 'misunderstanding'

Washington already has some 300 special forces troops deployed as military advisers

With a single tweet, Trump can reach an audience of millions at the flick of a wrist

Biden reassured Canada that its historically close relationship with America will not suffer under Trump

Sturgeon offered her congratulations and "expressed her belief in the values Scotland and the United States share"

Hassan Fazili fled Afghanistan after the Taliban threatened him with death over one of his movies

The case also threatens the credibility of the International Monetary Fund

Pena Nieto's government has created a new federal police force and imprisoned or killed several drug kingpins

The report comes after President Barack Obama ordered a review of all cyberattacks during the 2016 election cycle

Advocates call for Saarc nations to adopt a treaty and policies to help protect them

The deal values at £18.5b but the London-listed firm stressed there was no certainty that an offer would be made

Move comes as Coca-Cola and rival PepsiCo face rising trend of soda taxes in some key markets

The seizure was made following a tip off and with the help of anti-narcotic authorities in India

SP Tyagi held in New Delhi over his alleged role in bribing officials to swing deal in favour of Anglo-Italian firm

Half the world's species are failing to cope with global warming, says leading evolutionary biologist

Read all about the revelations here

Changes to begin in first half of 2017

The gifts Nuzroul Islam Abdulkareem has received so far include a gold set and smart phones

Most Saudi casualties have been from retaliatory cross-border rocket attacks or combat

Mallya, a flamboyant former billionaire who made his fortune from a liquor and beer empire, moved to Britain in March

US Defence Secretary terms India rising military power

'Report a damning indictment on a broken system''

Inquiry committee finds the heist was essentially committed by external elements

Police carries out simultaneous raids across 12 provinces, targeting suspects

Who wouldn't want a boss like him?

Dozens of members of Park's own conservative Saenuri Party backed the motion to remove her

President Xi Jinping saus institutes of higher education must serve the rule of the Chinese Communist Party

The unit was shut down in October for inspections and maintenance under stricter rules

Carter is expected to meet Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and American troops

The traditional ceremony, Burning of the Devil is held ahead of Christmas every year

In Iran, many had been in contact with unrecognised churches in the Islamic republic, where conversion is prohibited

Team of police officers visits BBC's Bangkok office but finds it closed