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The pope has previously voiced his support for breastfeeding, including in public

Driver of the truck was also killed in the incident in west Jerusalem, says official

The number one objective of this trip is to move the strategic partnership into a higher gear, says minister

The jets will bolster Iran's ageing passenger fleet

THY chief executive Bilal Eksi said on his Twitter account over 10,000 travellers unable to reach Istanbul

Germany's Social Democrats is expected to choose Gabriel to run against Merkel

Manufacturers want cars to hold a conversation, help you make a shopping list and determine where and how you travel

One of its staff was caught on camera threatening to "take down" a British government minister

Reports initially suggested a Kyrgyz national or a Uighur from China was involved in the attack

Sakshi Maharaj is known for his inordinate remarks

Uber and Careem say they will create up to 200,000 jobs for Saudi men in the next two years

Japan consumes a large portion of the global bluefin catch, a highly prized sushi ingredient

A series of attacks in the Iraqi capital and other cities in the country have killed dozens of people in just a week

Obama's eight years in office resulted in a tidal wave of environmental legislation

The gunman was detained without law enforcement having to fire any shots

The shooter was identified as Esteban Santiago, 26, and had a US military identification

One of the two militants is believed to be an expert in making explosive belts which have been used in suicide attacks

He also served as foreign minister, prime minister and as a European lawmaker

The announcement comes a day after the president-elect met the country's leading intelligence agency chiefs

The move is part of a power grab by Erdogan for one man rule in the wake of the July 15 failed coup, claim critics

In Morocco, a truck collided with a passenger bus on a highway killing 10 people

The militant commander turned legislator was arrested after evading police for several days

The assault came after the government sent reinforcements from its headquarters in Aden

Report suggests Putin was motivated in part by personal animus toward Clinton

The tunisian man made several trips to Switzerland

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

A spokeswoman for NHS England said plans were in place to cope with increased pressure during the winter

Governor of Taleh va Barfak district blames Taliban for the killing of eight hazara miners

14 killed in a car bomb

It was not immediately clear what provoked the gunfire in the two cities

People visit one of the world's biggest ice sculptures at the Harbin Ice and Snow Festival to celebrate the new year

Publicly visible posts on his Facebook page included a sequence of outbursts which described Islam in a hateful manner

Unclear whether the shooting is related to a revolt by disgruntled soldies

According to sources, the man followed her, grabbed her and fought her to the ground

The 40-year-old man grabbed a female passenger's breasts when she fell asleep

The cut in funding is the first in a series of retaliatory measures

Ankara blames the coup plot on US-based preacher Fethullah Gulen

300 US Marines head to Helmand province in Afghanistan this spring to help a NATO-led mission to train Afghan forces

Seven-month old suffers from a condition known as hydrocephalus

Fiat Chrysler so far has escaped the wrath of President-elect Donald Trump's Twitter feed

China has stepped up military drills near Taiwan

China boosted its overseas influence by establishing the Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank

A slow-progressing rift suddenly grew by 18 kilometres at the end of December

Claims outgoing US administration lacked clarity about talks with Taliban

Florida Senator Bill Nelson identified the shooter as Estaban Nelson

Michelle will be leaving with her husband on January 20, when Donald Trump is sworn in as president

China, relatively recently, hacked 20 million government names, says US president-elect

The national assembly in Ankara was hit by air strikes in July during a failed coup

If passed by parliament, the nationwide ban would be stricter than laws in France

Patrols and other measures stepped up after two coordinated suicide bombings hit Brussels last year