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Merkel has admitted that the general election will be "more difficult than any before it"

Representatives of some 40 countries are expected to approve on Saturday establishing a fund to protect heritage sites

Washington sees relationship with Pakistan as vital

The Afghan military has also suffered at least 2,000 deaths since January

Recent statement by US president-elect casts doubt on relations between the two countries

Schuette criticized Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein for what he called an "inexcusable" request

Boris Johnson denies contradicting government policy on immigration during private conversations with EU ambassadors

Eight more victims were taken to hospital with burns, two of them in 'very critical condition', say eyewitnesses

It has now been established that drivers have been driving in violation of taxi legislation, says chief prosecutor

Officials from the President-elect's team are in touch with Republicans on the issue

Goldsmith had resigned in protest at the government's decision to back a new runway at London's Heathrow airport

These are unprecedented numbers we did not anticipate, says spokesperson

Iran has appropriate responses for all situations, says foreign ministry spokesperson

Conflict, earthquakes and other natural disasters pose major problems to world heritage sites

Statement says the attacks were aimed at destabilising Russia's financial system including activities of major banks

The suspects were described as white and his aunt worried the attack was a hate crime

Banks and ATMs have also been running out of cash with limits being put on withdrawals

Russia's space agency says the loss will not affect the ISS system's normal operations

Price of drug swelled from $13.50 to $750 last year

One social media user demands the Kingdom 'kill her and throw her corpse to the dogs'

Chinese courts have a conviction rate of 99.92 per cent

The mayors were gathered to plot their strategy in the face of climate skepticism from US President-elect Trump

Experts warned that some people should not be considered candidates for psilocybin therapy

The minibus was travelling from Ezhou to Wuhan in the central province of Hubei with around 20 people on board

Built in 1957, the hospital is funded through donations from the Jain community and visitors

At least 100,000 protesters had converged on the park by mid-morning

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is still seeking to determine if anyone assisted the couple

Trump heaps praise on Pakistan and its prime minister

It is 'an algorithm that detects nudity, violence, or any of the things that are not according to our policies'

'I agree to accept the wishes of the late king... for the benefit of the entire Thai people'

UN hosts tournament as part of a campaign against gender violence in Afghanistan

Amnesty swiftly condemned move as "alarming", urging Qatari authorities to "immediately reverse blocking of Doha...

HMD to start operations under an exclusive global brand license for the next ten years

Kremlin strongman added that Russia would nevertheless not allow its interests to be infringed upon

New name for element 113 comes from Japan's name in Japanese - 'nihon' - literally 'the land of the rising sun'

India, world's number one defence importer, is updating military capabilities with hardware worth billions of dollars

It will be the celebrated author's first long novel after Colourless Tsukuru Tazaki

The virus is affecting an estimated 13,000 devices a day

Country is looking at ways of securing the best access for businesses to the bloc after Brexit, a spokesperson said

Assange, 45, has been at the Ecuadoran embassy in London since 2012

On July 1, a group of gunmen stormed the Holey Artisan café in the city's Gulshan neighbourhood, murdering 22 people

Doha News claims website has been deliberately targeted and blocked by Qatar authorities

Normand said in Facebook post that he wanted to show support for the local Muslim community

The 43-year-old is suing Dongbu Daewoo Electronics at tribunal

Announcement comes as global obesity epidemic ramps up pressure on food makers to make their products healthier

The change will make it much harder to register Islam, which has just 2,000 adherents in Slovakia

Delhi police looking into hacking of Gandhi's account

The product invited criticism on social media after a number of items were sold out online

Non-Opec countries will join output cuts for the first time in 15 years to help the organisation prop up oil prices

Officer Vinson reported seeing Scott holding up a semi-automatic hand gun as he sat in his vehicle