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Number of transgender troops in United States military is estimated to be around 15,000

European court ruling means that same-sex partners of EU citizens have right to live in any member state

Mass protests against rising costs and proposed new tax law have rocked Jordan in recent days

US president is first of G7 leaders to leave summit in Canada

Pope met officials from major oil and gas firms such as ExxonMobil, BP, Royal Dutch Shell and Equinor

Pakistan should choose its own development path, says Chinese premier

New Delhi has been concerned about trade deficit, so it has finally cracked the market with world's biggest buyer

The 26-year-old was arrested at her home in Kilombero, thus forced to give birth at a police station

The US notified the Vatican of a possible violation of child pornography laws by a member of its diplomatic corps

Provincial police spokesperson says eight Taliban fighters were also killed during the attack

Police in the Holy city confirmed the incident

President Mamnoon hopes all parties will adhere to commitments of Iran nuclear deal

US health alert issued for China over mysterious illness revives fears of rumoured sonic weapon in Cuba two years ago

Somalia's al Shabaab has claimed responsibility for an attack that killed US commando and wounded four others

The emergency meeting has been pushed by the Organization of Islamic States and the Arab League

A failed Iraqi asylum seeker suspected of the rape-murder of a teenage girl in Germany was arrested in Iraq overnight

The lawsuit was filed by Joe and Claryce Holcombe

Suicide bombings wounded and killed hundreds in Kabul; security expected to deteriorate ahead of October elections

Authorities have also restricted the use of airspace, to facilitate the summit

In a typical year the UN General Assembly elects five new members

The militants said foreign forces would be excluded from the ceasefire and that operations against them would continue

June 28-29 EU summit as a chance to pin down some of the most troublesome details of Britain’s exit agreement

European leaders warn Trump's stance on trade, climate, Iran and Russia

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement to house up to about 1,600 people awaiting immigration hearings

Wolfe was responsible for safeguarding all classified information in committee’s possession

Israel’s deadly tactics in confronting protesters have drawn international condemnation

Pakistani President Mamnoon Hussain and India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi will also attend the meeting

1,768 cases of families separated by border agents between October 2016 and February

More than 500 American forces are partnering with Somali national security forces in counterterrorism operations

Israel says it uses tear gas as a non-lethal measure against Gaza border protests

Muhammad Ali refused to be inducted into US Army in 1967 during Vietnam War

Sadr who opposes involvement of both United States and Iran, scored a surprise victory in the May 12 vote

The TV host shot an episode in Palestine, portraying the oppressed community as 'human beings'

Ziad al-Bareem shot dead in east of Khan Yunis in southern Gaza while Nabil Abu Daraba killed in north

Statement says the kingdom cordially welcomes Qatari pilgrims and provides them full facilities like before

Pakistan, India set to attend SCO summit, scheduled for June 9-10, for the first time

We are in the middle of a new offensive against ISIS in Nangarhar, says General John Nicholson

Sitting cenrtes, resembling a five-star hotel, where mothers pay up to $11,000 a month to stay with their newborns

He was found dead in a hotel room in France where he had been working on an upcoming episode of his programme

Turkey's presidential spokesperson lambasted Austria's decision as an 'anti-Islam' and 'racist' move

Sergeant Wayne Jenkins headed the Gun Trace Task Force responsible for abuse in the troubled US city

Union minister on two-day tour to review security situation in disputed territory

Spokespersons for Israel published a tweet with part of an interview of Razan al Najjar, frame her as a "human shield"

The 33-year-old man, Ahmed H, is accused of partaking in the June 2014 execution of 1,700 mainly Shia army recruits

The raids, which hit a residential zone in the area of Zardana also wounded 50 people: Observatory for Human Rights

Earlier this year a 60-year-old man and his student son died in the capital after scuffles over a water tanker

A nurse alerted authorities that the girl had been buried shortly after her birth in Mato Grosso state

Qatar rubbishes Saudi statement that it did not enable its citizens, residents to perform Hajj and Umrah

With 11 women to top posts, Spain becomes an European government with the highest ratio of female cabinet ministers

The issue has parents worried in the wake of revelations about invasions of online privacy by technology companies