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Bahrain’s foreign minister said Qatar is prolonging the crisis by taking its case to Western allies

4 killed and eleven people wounded in air strike on Sanaa before sunset

Civil defence officials say a man and a 12-year-old girl were killed, while three Asian nations were missing

After cancelling plans to meet Kim, Trump reversed course within 24 hours

Ownership of French museum artifacts from Africa under dispute

At least 116 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire in the Gaza Strip since mass protests broke out in March

Suspected of being a key figure in one of the world's biggest frauds along with ousted leader Najib Razak

The centre supports companies operating in sensitive markets like Iran or Sudan and has seen demand rise

The decision was backed by 66 per cent of voters of the traditionally catholic country

The ministry says inspectors will visit stores to ensure the shops comply with the order

"one of the great renaissance men of his generation -- engineer, fighter pilot, astronaut and artist"

'Africa's heritage cannot just be in European private collections and museums,' Macron said earlier

The initiative seeks to contain outrage over the arrest of two young black men at one of its cafes in Philadelphia.

60 unions, political parties and associations angry at Macron's policies perceived to favour rich

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was arrested in April 2016 at Tehran airport

Two countries agreed to share intelligence to counter drug trafficking

Film sparked wave of angry anti-American protests across Middle East in 2012

Trump rattled region by cancelling his meeting with North Korea's supreme leader

Country has one of the worst records for road safety

Barnier delivers warning just days after EU dismisses London's latest Brexit plans as "fantasy"

The sikh community rejoices Gursoch Kaur's decision to include the Turban in her office wear

Merzoug Touati was sentenced on Thursday and was arrested in 2017 after he alled for protests against a financial law

Bibixy was among several activists arrested last year after protests erupted in anglophone Cameroon

Earlier study found that gum chewing boosts heart rate and energy expenditure in people at rest

A rare congenital skin condition covering much of her upper body in black marks has made her the object of ridicule

Nestora Salgado files law suit against Mexican presidential candidate in response to kidnapping allegations

Trump scrapped the meeting with Kim on Thursday after repeated threats by North Korea to pull out of the summit

NATO lists Pakistan, Afghanistan, Australia, Iraq as 'partners across the globe'

On Friday alone, seven separate operations picked up 1,050 people trying to cross to Europe

The incident at Noblesville West Middle School was the latest in a series of shootings at US schools and colleges

A group of students there publicly called for gun restrictions to combat the mass shootings

Yemeni island of Socotra was hit by Cyclone Mekunu on Friday

The women allege that George Tyndall, who left the university last year, used his position to abuse them repeatedly

The US warning comes weeks after a similar attack on a de-escalation zone in northeastern Syria

Two homemade bombs targeted the headquarters of the Iraqi Communist Party, a party in alliance with Moqtada alSadr

Putin might return to power as Russian Prime Minister in 2024

Police said a 12-year old girl died when a gust of wind sent her smashing into a wall

Called March of Return, the protests were launched on March 30 to reclaim family lands lost to Israel in the 1948 war

Islamabad laments Indian attempts to make the Indus Waters Treaty dysfunctional

Popeye was released from prison in 2014 after 23 years

Vote to repeal constitutional ban on terminations except in cases where mother's life is in danger is predicted to...

Tehran threatens to restart its uranium enrichment programme at an industrial level if 2015 pact falls apart

Trump cancels summit blaming tremendous anger and open hostility from Pyongyang in recent days

Weinstein's career went down in flames in October over sexual assault allegations

United Nations says more than 22 million people need humanitarian assistance in Yemen

Angry crowd wanted to lynch the boy for 'meeting a Hindu girl inside a temple' in Ramnagar

Nearly 3.5 million voters are asked whether they want to overturn a constitutional ban on abortion

Bomb exploded near Tibesti hotel, where many people go to celebrate during the month of Ramazan

Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) filed a lawsuit against the "cruel and unusual punishment"

Pakistani police conducted a rescue for her in Islamabad last week