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Trump said the new order would seek to address concerns raised by federal appeals court judges

Global terror group Islamic State claims responsibility for the attack

French IoT startup Sigfox signs a deal with local internet provider Parsnet to deploy its nationwide services

"If we want the Raqqa operation to be successful, then it should be carried out with Arab forces in the region"

Serbia's president has accused the authorities in Pristina of wanting to start a war

A survey of over 33,000 people in 28 countries shows trust in the media is at an all-time low at just 35%

Germany’s most read newspaper reported that dozens of Arab men had rampaged through Frankfurt and assaulted women

From white sandy beaches to nomadic routes to historic temples, there's no limit to travel photography

The third suspect has been arrested to facilitate investigations

The 'continent' had been hidden and virtually invisible to the human eye for a millenia, until now.

Trump has repeatedly held out the prospect of cooperating with Russia

The bill states states that those who spend above INR 5 lakh should contribute towards marriages of poor girls

Bipin Rawat warns that Kashmiris who obstruct operations in the occupied valley will also be treated as terrorists

The plight of Syria's rural districts has received less attention than that of its bomb-shattered cities

The protests ollow allegations that a young man arrested on February 2 was beaten and raped with a police baton

Saudi Foreign Minister Adel Al-Jubeir is optimistic about overcoming "the many challenges" in the Middle East

Best images from the 10th annual International Garden Photographer of the Year competition

Assad categorically denied that his government practises torture

Agent candidates are carefully screened for their intelligence, physical attributes and family background

"My name is Chloe and when I am bigger I would like a job with Google"

Says ban is against the terrorists that will infiltrate some of the immigrants to the West

Casualties were transported to hospitals in Sanaa

Rohingya Muslims have faced discrimination in Buddhist-majority Myanmar for generations

Founded by Rachel Taber and Doug Hewitt, 1951 Coffee Shop is entirely staffed by refugees from various countries

The latest round of discussions will focus mostly on bolstering a faltering six-week truce

Ahmad Zahid Hamidi confirmed Pyongyang had made the request when questioned by journalists

Trump broke with international consensus insisting on a future that included a Palestinian state alongside Israel

Montreal ends Paris's five-year run as it is crowned the world's best student city

In the last 30 years the Dhammakaya temple has grown exponentially, raising tens of millions of dollars

The nonprofit civil rights organisation found that anti-Muslim groups nearly tripled to 101 in 2016 from 34 in 2015

The country witnessed more blasts last year than war-torn Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria

State-run news agency reports that she has been remanded in custody for seven days

Puzder's decision to withdraw is yet another setback this week for the White House

In 2012 Tsang apologised for separate allegations that he accepted inappropriate gifts from business friends

Dozens of Rome politicians and business figures are currently on trial in a case known as Mafia Capitale

Haunted by his own time behind bars, Palestinian director recreates a notorious Israeli interrogation centre

'One of the worst deals I've ever seen is the Iran deal'

Kuwaiti foreign minister visited Tehran last month, calling for a normalisation of ties

Unidentified attackers burst into the radio station and shot presenter reading the news on air

The envoy was leading a delegation to the governor's office when the bomber struck, killing 12 people instantly

About 90% of the construction of the building has been outsourced to a factory

In January, US intelligence officials said in a report that Russia intervened in the US electoral process

Poisoning has become a byword for backroom scheming by treacherous political rivals

On the agenda are some of the region's most volatile issues

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

The authorities have banned the Shia opposition and handed long jail terms to many of its leaders

Malaysian police were not immediately available for comment

"Crimea is territory belonging to the Russian Federation"

"The suspects are suspected of having collected information about members of the so-called Gulen movement"

PLO official reaction comes on eve of White House talks between Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu