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May is facing an uphill struggle to get lawmakers to back her deal

Announcement comes ahead of the meeting by OPEC and its allies including Russia on December 6-7

Aim to flesh out the promises agreed in the 2015 Paris climate accord

President Macron surveyed damage on Sunday

The United Nations calls Yemen the world's worst humanitarian crisis

Stocks rallied on the news that Washington and Beijing would not impose new tariffs during a three-month grace period

Saudi Arabia has said the prince had no prior knowledge of Khashoggi's murder

Mullah Rahim Akhand was considered a symbol of terror in Afghanistan

Authorities allege Netanyahu awarded regulatory favours to media moguls in return for more positive coverage

Moscow’s influence in the country dominates Georgia’s domestic politics

Katowice talks precede end-of-year deadline to produce rule book to details that were agreed in Paris

Abdul Manan's death is confirmed by Taliban spokesperson Zabiullah Mujahid and by the US military

Pope Francis urged homosexuals who are priests or nuns to be celibate and responsible to avoid creating scandal

Nancy entered Syria illegally in 2016 and was immediately kidnapped by gang on other side of the border

One person is in critical condition after protesters pulled down one of the huge iron gates of Tuileries garden

Poorer nations argue that rich countries are responsible for the vast majority of historic carbon emissions

The gravitationally-challenged landmark is leaning less after years of ambitious work

The late president will lie in US Capitol for public viewing before being flown back for burial

Saudi Arabia says 21 people are in custody and vows to keep investigating

As the growing demonstrations first triggered by planned fuel price hikes turn violent

No foul play was suspected in the case, says the military branch

Trump did not attend funeral of Bush's wife Barbara, the matriarch of the family who died in April

'Yellow vest' movement erupted on social media in October and has since become wider protest against Macron

Pompeo reiterates there was no evidence that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered killing of Khashoggi

Indian external affairs minister responds to FM Qureshi’s remarks on corridor opening

Two people are confirmed dead and dozens injured as Macron government fails to negotiate with protesters

According to UN figures, nearly 10,000 people have been killed since Saudi-led coalition joined the conflict in 2015

Guardian reports that senior figures with Afghanistan women’s team alleged that abuse took place inside the country

Actress turned heads at a festival in Cairo, where commentators described her black dress as a swimsuit

An earthquake struck Indonesia's western Aceh province in December 2016, killed more than 100 people

Police so far arrested seven people, including six fishermen who helped Chau get to the island

Police unions say across France there were some 31,000 protesters and 582 road blockages

Bush’s passing comes just months after the death in April of his wife and revered first lady Barbara Bush

Global leaders hunkered down for in Buenos Aires with deep disagreements over world trade, climate change

Defections across closely guarded inter-Korean frontier are rare

18 were hit with live ammunition in different spots along heavily-guarded border line, ministry says

Both exchange a high-five and laugh heartily together

Bush is survived by his five children and 17 grandchildren

Marriott is working with law enforcement and security experts to tighten security its system

Suu Kyi's supporters argue that she has no powers to rein in Myanmar's army

Gen Rawat’s remarks came two days after PM Imran extended an olive branch at Kartarpur groundbreaking

SpaceX is contractor for NASA since 2012, ferrying supplies to International Space Station aboard its Dragon ship

India lacks robust irrigation infrastructure and most of the country's farmland relies on annual monsoon rains

Environmentalists warn that new law banning retail sale of coal for use in home furnaces is unlikely to curb smog

Tools unearthed near dozens of fossilized animal bones contained cut marks as if relics of prehistoric butchers

Kiev imposed martial law for 30 days in 10 regions that border Russia, the Black Sea and the Azov Sea

India introduced officially 'non-lethal' 12-gauge pellet shotgun in IOK in 2010

Damascus claims its air defence systems shot down all "hostile targets"

The US and its allies send planes and warships to the area for "freedom of navigation" operations

As ordinary Afghans continue to bear the brunt of the 17-year conflict