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She spearheaded the campaign for the 2003 law reform which allowed brothels and street workers to operate legally

'Babur' gardens have been described by UNESCO as "an outstanding example of a cultural landscape"

Germany, France and Britain are three of the signatories of the 2015 JCPOA between world powers and Iran

Pyongyang replaced three of its top military officials ahead of summit

Search and rescue operations for the missing and dead have been suspended due to low light and dangerous conditions

The shooting victim was recovering in hospital

A woman fired shots in a parking structure near the finish line

Her lawyers accuses Paris of putting pressure on Baghdad to prevent return of militants to France

'For countless women and their doctors, the days of uncertainty are over'

Muslim world prepares for sehr, iftar

The boat hit trouble off Turkey's Antalya; five were rescued while one person was still missing

Ali Banat was told he only had 7 months to live, but he outlived predicted period, decided to reform rest of his life

Some 3.7 million children between the ages of seven and 17 are out of school, says Afghan Education Minister

Zoran Zaev says negotiations with Athens to resolve the 27-year-old dispute are in "the final stages"

Netherlands education department apprehensive about the future of Dutch

Violence erupted with clashes between pro and anti government protestors

Three men named as suspects, are thought to have been planning to attack the local parliament in Pekanbaru

Philip Alston, UN special rapporteur on extreme poverty, called on US authorities to provide solid social protection

Farm Minister Singh said his government was yet to hear from farm leaders but is ready to listen

The eighth Saber Strike manoeuvres come after news of Poland welcoming a permanent deployment of US troops

Israel's military has delivered the "harshest blow" in years to Gaza militants, says Netanyahu after the airstrikes

Rights groups earlier reported arrests of 11 people, mostly identified as women campaigners for the right to drive

Employers regulate pregnancies of Japanese women

The Coast Guard did not specify the cause of the crash

Dispute between Qatar and its neighbours potentially transforming what was a stable region of the Arab world

Razan al-Najjar, 21, a volunteer with the Gaza health ministry, was fatally shot in the chest near Khan Yunis

An autopsy revealed bags weighing up to eight kilogrammes (18 pounds) in the creature's stomach

The shell was discovered during excavation work on part of the apron

"Achilles Heel? How many heels can Europe sport? Greece, the United Kingdom, Poland, Hungary - too many, I'd say."

Sanchez filed a no-confidence motion against Rajoy on May 25

'The man was shot down in 1987 and is likely now to be over 60'

Since 2011, Chicago investigators have discovered "credible evidence of misconduct" in 230 reports of sexual abuse

Human rights groups took to streets in the US to protest policies to separate immigrant children from their parents

All migrants were suffering from dehydration or showing signs of maltreatment

Google will retreat from a deal to help the US military use artificial intelligence following an outcry from staff

Germany, France and the United Kingdom are three of the signatories of the 2015 (JCPOA) between world powers and Iran

Saudi Arabia announced another cabinet reshuffle Saturday with a heavy focus on culture and religion

As part of her campaign, Akenser has promised to end a string of measures put in place by Erdogan

Denver Medical Examiner’s Office identified dead man as 45-year old Hyun Kim

Kiev authorities drew both praise and consternation over staging fake shooting exiled journalist Arkady Babchenko

Trump’s administration seeks to balance Chinese cooperation on North Korea while dealing with Beijing’s disputed...

Missile purchase proposal is at an advanced stage and is awaiting approval by Indian government

Nikki Haley holds Hamas responsible for creating awful living conditions in Gaza

Trump describes Singapore summit as not a place where two leaders were likely to sign any agreement

Razan al Najar was shot as she ran toward the fortified border fence in a bid to reach a casualty

Perceiving headscarves as something negative while imposing crosses in public spaces, shows 'double standards'

Pakistani couples among others who made 86% of the weddings delivered in the country

Seeing it for real, most have been left even more impressed by Gassama's athleticism

Last month, President Trump announced that companies would face sanctions if they do business with Iran

People traffickers and kidnappers run around 20 detention centres in the town