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Washington is having intense discussions with three European allies over the Iran nuclear deal

Civil complaint filed in federal court by Democrats alleges that Russia informed Trump's campaign

Greitens calls the latest case against him as part of a 'smear' campaign by Gardner

Says he needs more time to review Cohen’s and Trump’s request to put Daniels’ case on hold for 90 days

Thousands of teenagers held rallies from coast to coast

Regulator says it plans to finalise the air-worthiness directive within the next two weeks

Latest deaths reach 38 as the toll of those killed by Israeli forces since March 30

Nicaraguans have been protesting for three straight days against government changes to social security

Declaration seen as a crucial step in fast diplomatic dance around the Korean peninsula

The 500-kg British bomb was discovered during building work this week

The nuclear technique will be used to suppress the insect that spreads Zika and other diseases

At least 44 Rohingya shanties were destroyed in the fire

Civil society highlights brutal treatment of Palestinians by IDF

Call for a one-day protest snowballed as workers from across the country

Fake stories dressed up as fact can go viral on social media overnight and reach massive audiences

Japan has 110 active volcanoes and monitors 47 of them around the clock

'They are firing explosive bullets and tear gas, we are flying kites to burn the farmland'

The Frida Kahlo doll, launched in March by US toy giant Mattel, has drawn criticism

US weapons and aerospace exports are worth a trillion dollars a year, support 2.5 million well-paid jobs

INC Spokesperson Sharma says Modi 'hurting Indian interests with a cavalier attitude towards foreign policy'

45 journalists and 18 media outlets are procuring documents left behind by the slain journalist

Speech-hearing impaired woman stayed in Pakistan for over 15 years

Oscar winning actress cites 'recent events' as reason behind refusal, foundation decries 'political decision'

A short walk from where the London-born rocker lived his final years

Karadzic, 72, was sentenced to four decades behind bars in 2016

Australia's Home Affairs Minister had issued a stern warning to eight runaway Commonwealth Games athletes

"The president said 'this hookers thing' is nonsense," Comey wrote

Virat Kohli, Deepika Padukone, Muhammad bin Salman among those featured

A Facebook official apologised to Indonesian members of parliament this week at a public hearing

Doctrine mandates Indian army be ready for 40-day war, shortages force the army to fight a 10-day long war

'The president will return to Pretoria today'

The attack comes as Saudi Arabia is embroiled in a long running conflict in its southern neighbour Yemen

He said the name “Swaziland” caused confusion

The accident took place at Salzburg central station

Nepal's only international airport reopened again just before midday Friday

Following suit of US, Romania transfers embassy

Creatures including elephants, giraffes and hippos may soon become extinct, say researchers

Study excludes gang shootings and any shootings that occurred at universities

Residents of Berlin will have to stay clear of the bomb until it has been safely defused.

Diaz-Canel receives congratulations from the leaders of China, Russia, Britain, Spain and across Latin America

Tens of thousands march, chant and wave anti-Macron banners in Paris, Lyon, Marseille

Syrians account for 33 per cent of successful applications

She was kept as a prisoner, and was treated as a slave

The design was first announced during the Dubai Air Show late last year

Around 100 sexual assaults are reported to police in India every day

Judges did not name a date but the trial is expected to begin later this year or early next year

New president elected to five-year term with 603 out of 604 possible votes in NA

Position is not hereditary, but Prince Charlesis expected to get the nod despite some unease among ardent republicans

Key moments including Kim and Moon's first handshake will be televised live

Air pollution rose by more than a quarter in parts of northern China in March