Millions in 187 countries will turn off their lights at 8.30pm local time tonight

"We will stand firm in the fight against corruption. Transparency will be a pillar of our administration"

Foreign ministry spokesperson Bahram Ghassemi called the accusations 'false'

Actor she feels the taboo built around the illness is now slowly reducing

North Korean state media have not yet directly mentioned the summits

The rescues are a rare spot of bright news for the critically endangered species

Around 55,000 people protested in the capital

Some 690,000 immigrants are registered under Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program

Bolton's appointment as White House national security adviser was not a surprise but it was still felt as a rude shock

Britain's High Court to investigate claims that Cambridge Analytica may have illegally harvested Facebook data