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A tougher approach to asylum seekers would be an element of President Trump's promise to crackdown on immigration

I seldom read an article about Poland in the papers these days

The NATO general stated that Russia was behind false report of rape by German soldiers in Lithuania

He encourages those who face discrimination based on faith to "not let bitterness take over"

In early February, Iran conducted drills involving short-range missiles at a time of heightened tensions with the US

The strike followed reports militants are storing weapons in hospitals, schools, mosques and churches

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Says we know that Russia communicates very openly

Says he spoke for Trump when he promised an "unwavering" commitment to the NATO military alliance

The explosion struck the district of Viransehir on Friday night, killing a 10-year-old and a neighbourhood watch guard

Avalanches and dust storms grip the country and other regional states

As Saturday's vote got under way members of the opposition ripped papers and threw microphones to demand secret ballot

It reaffirms the ongoing repression of a military regime that strictly prohibits any form of dissent

Lee is accused of paying nearly $40 million in bribes to a confidante of the impeached president

Justices will issue rulings against backdrop of litigation challenging lawfulness of Trump's controversial travel ban

Each year, several reports are released to ascertain which cities and countries are the cheapest and most expensive

The attacks underscore how aid workers in the country have increasingly become casualties

Theodore Roosevelt and Dwight Eisenhower rounded out the top five of 43 presidents in US history

Obama repealed the special immigration policy for Cubans days before leaving the White House

Trump had previously infuriated Beijing by calling into question Washington's long-standing "One China" policy

Some 120,000 were held at 10 camps because of fears that Japanese Americans were enemy sympathisers

Say the country will continue to encourage foreign enterprises to invest in China

Ties between Asia's two largest economies have been overshadowed by a territorial spat over East China Sea

"Make America Great Again" was US President Donald Trump's campaign slogan and has reached iconic status

It comes just days after the church launched its strongest attack against president Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs

The storm looks to be the strongest to hit southwest California this season

Protesters hurled slogans at Trump whose plans to build the wall has enraged many people

With eyes closed, they lean their faces into fireworks that spit out white sparks

The US president language has more closely echoed criticism leveled by authoritarian leaders around the world

The launch of the campaign for the March 15 parliamentary election is in Spijkenisse

The mobile device of destruction is expected to fetch between $200,000 and $300,000

Kim Jong Nam died this week after being assaulted at Kuala Lumpur International Airport

It is an 18-hole golf course designed by Gil Hanse, the architect behind the Rio 2016 Olympics course

The body of Kim-Jong Nam has been held in a Kuala Lumpur morgue since he was assassinated in a Cold War-style killing

Unidentified individual thought to be between 18 to 20 parked the car loaded with explosives

The agency warned that anything a child says could be recorded and transmitted without parent's knowledge

The attack took place in the Deh Bala district of Nangarhar

The cartoon has disturbed society and disturbed us as a publishing company, says statement

It's the start of war because there is no dialogue, says

EU and its member states need to show resolve to halt Poland's backsliding from common values of EU, organisations say

In his first major political intervention since Britons voted 52 to 48% to leave the European Union last June

The minister of Labour sent a one-page letter saying he will join the rebellion of former vice president Riek Machar

Saudi Railways Organization said all injuries were minor and193 passengers were transferred to another train

Japan previously was building one 5,000-tonne class destroyer a year

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Three women are among those killed in the artillery fire on Al Bab

Several hundreds crossed over and many of them were hurt, as were members of the security forces, police say

US president’s conciliatory phone call paves way for officials of two countries to meet on sidelines of G20 gathering

Prosecutors have up to 10 days to indict Lee, although they can seek an extension

Trump pulled out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a major trade deal involving a dozen nations including Singapore