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Kuwait executed seven people at its central prison on Wednesday, including a member of the ruling Al-Sabah family.

Hundreds of women reported pain and long-term damage caused by wearing high heels at work for long periods

Two car bomb explosions rocked a Mogadishu hotel.

The boat was believed to be carrying about 40 Indonesian illegal immigrants.

Hossain said his sons were aware of their condition but could do little for themselves.

Gates leads on Forbes' list of the wealthiest individuals at $84.4 billion in net worth

At least 15,000 children have been killed in Syria's six-year war

A legal challenge on constitutional grounds required the suspension, attorney general, Kenia Porcell says

The two leaders resolved that the US and India stand shoulder to shoulder in the global fight against terrorism.

Before deluge of fire and death, Syria was known throughout the Middle East for the refinement of its sweets.

As awareness grows about the environmental impact, more residents are trying to recycle.

Trump's criticism of the EU also puts May in an awkward position.

Trump also wants to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) with Mexico and Canada.

Excitement turned to panic as fans were crushed trying to catch a glimpse of Shah Rukh Khan

Occupied forces claim they shoot dead three suspected rebels in Srinagar and Sundabani sector

Israeli media claims 100 homes in Beit El has received funding from the family of Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner

Police say the chopper came down near Campo Felice resort during a mission to evacuate an injured skier

German Diabetes Centre conducts study on 14 healthy men aged between 20 and 40

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Netanyahu has been questioned by police twice in recent weeks in the gifts investigation.

More than 100 airlines fly to around 260 destinations from the international hub

EU regulations give both sides two years from the moment the exit clause is triggered to negotiate and agree.

Some surveys put Swaziland's Muslim population as high as 10 per cent

Today, by a majority of eight to three, the Supreme Court rules that the government cannot trigger Article 50

Dayton was briefly hospitalised about a year ago after fainting while speaking during an event in the St. Paul.

Outgoing administration tells Congress it will further release $6 million in foreign affairs spending

Prosecutors in nearby Pescara have opened an investigation into the avalanche

Ahead of his inauguration, Trump told two European newspapers he had long warned that NATO had "problems."

The high court has not ruled on a polygamy case since 1878, when it declared that a law prohibiting bigamy was valid.

US White House's Spanish-language website vanished after Donald Trump came to power

Ban has a team of politicians and former diplomats supporting him and has made several campaign-style appearances.

Russia's investigation committee said it is "not investigating the Brussels attacks."

Reyes said authorities would decide after the operation whether Noriega would return to prison

Editorially, the left-leaning Guardian has clashed with Murdoch's British newspapers.

The Senate Judiciary Committee is scheduled to vote on Sessions on Tuesday

Trump signed the reinstatement directive at a ceremony in the White House on his fourth day in office.

Trump said he would pursue bilateral arrangements with the TPP signatories to find terms more favourable to the US.

Aides have said that Trump plans a major naval build-up in East Asia to counter China's rise

Pai opposed FCC conditions imposed on Charter Communication's acquisition of Time Warner Cable.

A draft housing policy for Maharashtra state has dropped a clause that prevents discrimination in housing.

Research undertaken on animals has revealed that the chemical is toxic to DNA and causes cancer

They were asked to leave the hotel after complaints from a maid and other females

There are 4,254 Saudis detained in intelligence prisons

The comedy series, which ran from 1982 to 1992, featured Kaye as Rene Artois

The US president has fulfilled one of his promises from his campaign

Opposition leader accuses authorities of creating yet another hurdle for his campaign for 2018 presidential elections

Around 200,000 people die in India every year from TB

Security official said confiscated books contained information on Shiaism and Christianity as well as erotic material

Dangerous chemical substances, including lead, were found in 15 percent of children's toys in Sweden

Demonstrators protest inauguration of the 45th US president