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The Islamic State group claims the attack

Both countries sign 15 agreements and MoUs in diverse fields

Large parts of Asia, Africa and Latin America are among the worst affected

IS killed more than 40 people in twin church bombings in 2017 and shot dead almost 30 Christians in Minya province

Turkey has alleged team was sent from Saudi Arabia to kill Khashoggi

United States moved its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem in May, sparking fury among Palestinians

Moscow underline increasingly active role Russia is playing in Afghanistan

Police say incident not being treated as terror-related

Two countries are expected to sign a series of agreements on Saturday

Robert Bowers appeared in court in handcuffs, did not speak except to say that he understood charges against him

The murder has strained decades-old alliance between the US and Saudi Arabia

Authorities analyse black box data that may explain why the new plane plummeted into the Java Sea

'Migrants seeking asylum will have to present themselves lawfully at a port of entry'

Quiet revival of Japan’s nuclear industry is most tangible in rural areas

President Donald Trump says she is under 'serious consideration'

The move from Tel Aviv is the latest controversial announcement by the former army captain

Meaza Ashenafi is one of Ethiopia's most seasoned lawyers and prominent women rights activist

Macron is energy before a country-wide commemoration to mark 100-year anniversary of the end of the World War I

Last time Tennessee used its electric chair was 2007.

IPCC warns that drastic measures need taking in order to limit global warming to 1.5 Celsius

More than 10,000 people have been killed since 2015 and some 22 million are in need of food aid

Incident comes after All Nippon Airways revealed hung-over pilot had caused multiple flight delays

Prosecutors announce Tim Leissner, former partner for Goldman Sachs in Asia, pleads guilty to money laundering

On the outskirts of the militarised city of Maiduguri, the heart of government

With a network of at least 53 websites spreading false information about the Saudi government

Large groups of Central American migrants expected to arrive at the border in so-called caravans

Dozens of divers are taking part in the massive recovery effort along with helicopters and ships

The sisters had recently requested asylum in the United States without giving a reason for the application

Kim's trip to Russia and a visit to North Korea by the Chinese President will also happen soon says Moon

Calls a meeting that could end an increasingly bitter power struggle between two rival prime ministers

US-led NATO mission Resolute Support struggles to expand control over the war-torn country

Hashimpura massacre was one of the deadliest incidents in a long-running feud over a religious site in Ayodhya

According to rights group Walk Free Foundation, Australia is home to an estimated 136,000 slaves

A 7,000-strong caravan is said to be heading through Mexico towards California

Malfunction led to one of four boosters colliding with a fuel tank of the second stage

Modi hails Sardar Patel's 'strategic thinking' in bringing together the disparate country after independence in 1947

Mexico City's water tables have been exploited for decades causing certain areas of the city to sink every year

14th Amendment grants citizenship to anyone born on US soil and was intended for the former slaves

Saudi journalist was 'strangled' and his body was then 'cut into pieces' under a 'premeditated plan'

Bomber took an explosive device into the FSB building and a blast occurred inside the entrance

No explanation is found for deformations despite tests on mothers

President Tayyip Erdogan calls on Saudi authorities to reveal location of Khashoggi's body and who ordered his murder

Taliban spokesman confirmed the appointment

The country's transport minister removed him and several technicians.

They will increase total number of Muslims in Congress to 3

Cry among locals over cost of 182 metre high reproduction of an Indian independence hero

Two army helicopters were on their way to neighbouring Herat province when one lost control

Another five were wounded in the blast near the facility in Kabul

Rabbi Jeffrey Myers of Tree of Life says service would celebrate lives of two wonderful human beings

New York City medical examiner’s office will investigate causes of death