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Trump threatened to pull the United States out of the COP21 Paris Agreement

Nearly two-thirds of astronauts have reported problems with their eyes after spending months at the ISS

Islamabad will accept if Delhi offers talks on sidelines of Heart of Asia conference, says Abdul Basit

Calls effort to recount "nonsense"; does not offer any evidence to back president-elect's weekend tweet

One person is in critical condition, says Columbus Division of Fire spokesperson

'...I will terminate deal'

He is best known for his stinging 0-6 loss to American grandmaster Bobby Fischer in 1971

Around 900,000 customers using specific models of router have been affected, says report

Video has gone viral

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The dancers wore black-and-white striped outfits with numbers and yellow stars for the routine

A train pulling 46 freight cars completed the 3-kilometre journey from Imamnazar customs point to Akina

A meeting is underway to discuss the urgent incident, says official

Nils Melzer, special rapporteur on torture, arrived in Turkey on Sunday and will speak with alleged victims

Around 25,000 people took to the streets of the eastern city of Kolkata

These projects will be built over the years to 2020, and are part of a wider plan that will stretch to 2030

The letter dismissed Muslims as a "vile and filthy people" and called on them to "pack your bags and get out of Dodge

The pricey kebab is made from Japanese Wagyu beef, fresh morel mushrooms and 25-year-old Italian vinegar

An improvised explosive device composed of a cellphone, nine-volt battery and 81-millimetre mortar bomb was found

On Sunday, six other notorious convicts managed to successfully escape the high-security jail in Nabha

A police spokesperson told APA a beer bottle filled with a flammable liquid

The news of Castro's death drew strong -- and polarized -- reactions across the world

Trump had warned before the election that the result might be "rigged"

It was not immediately clear when flights would resume

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Two men were arrested in connection to the shooting, but city police superintendent said a motive was not yet known

Authorities suspect that some of the fires may have been of criminal origin and linked to Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Alain Robert scaled one of the tallest skyscrapers in Barcelona without a harness

Police are investigating the incident as vandalism and hate crime

The bodies of four crew and a civilian, plus the helicopter, had been found

Mintoo was taken away by group of armed men who stormed Punjab's Nabha Central Jail early on Sunday

The government's overwhelming control in the previous assembly has been reduced to a fragile majority

Selling expired food is legal in Denmark as long as it is clearly advertised and there is no danger to consuming it

"For us to freeze production is no effort at all," Putin said

Her office shrugged off the incident, insisting there was "nothing questionable" about it

Stein has raised $5.8 million of the $7 million needed to cover fees and legal costs for the three recounts

Opinion polls show Fillon going into the race as the clear favorite

Castro died Friday night aged 90 after defying the United States during a half-century of iron-fisted rule

He is suspected of creating "for propaganda purposes" a video from a trip into parts of war-ravaged Syria

Air force described exercises as part of normal annual planned drills which accord with international law and practice

A local official said a number of people were injured in the blasts and loaded on to ambulances

Critics said the bill would legitimised the rape of minors

Ties between communist China and Cuba warmed especially following the collapse of Soviet Russia

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"Condemn me. It is of no importance. History will absolve me."

Reaction to her newscast has mostly been positive

Castro, the Cuban revolutionary leader died at the age of 90

David Hamilton is most famous for his kitschy calendars of young girls and his soft-focus erotic films

Prime Minister Theresa May has vowed to trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty by March

A vote in Scottish parliament would probably not be binding on May's government, but ignoring it would break precedent