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Xu Shaoshi says there are weak risk controls to prevent corruption from happening

US president's four-day trip comes ahead of a June 23 referendum

Obama is to hold talks with King Salman, attend a summit with the six Gulf Cooperation Council monarchies

Meeting of the NATO-Russia Council will be the first since Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014

Thousands gather in Caracas and across the country seeking a referendum on cutting his term short

UN's climate science panel announce it will deliver a "special report" in 2018

The treasure trove comes from an IS defector who hands over 11,000 personnel files to US television network

It is the most decisive New York primary in decades, leaves Bernie Sanders with a tough decision on how to proceed

"The boat sank because of a heavy wave in the sea," the official said

The farming estate includes 10 cattle stations, stretching across southern and western Australia, and Queensland

Kirpal Singh, 50, died under mysterious circumstances in Lahore's Kot Lakhpat jail

The brothers had informed officials that physical contact with women who are not family members violated their faith

The Queens native could find his home state a political graveyard like many Republican contenders before him

Rain came down at rates as high as four inches an hour on Monday, Weather Channel reports

Witnesses says the argument was over the price of a cup of tea

South Asia, with India at its centre, is fastest-growing and second-largest region for human trafficking in the world

The device, bought in 1995 and sited at the main Mulago referral hospital, stopped working early in April

Panama is scrambling to avert redesignation as a tax haven after the disclosure of the offshore dealings

Four Syrian children are now confirmed to have been killed in the strikes by Katyusha-type rockets Monday afternoon

Records show Paul Manafort’s firm received $0.7m by Kashmiri council in 1990s for influencing US policy on Kashmir

Republican frontrunner mistakenly mentions name of a popular convenience store chain in place of 9/11

An Iranian delegation travelled to Saudi Arabia, for discussions on the pilgrimage to the Muslim holy places

The reconstruction, which coincides with World Heritage Week 2016, will use 3D printing and carving technologies

Abu Khudair's killing raised tensions, and a seven-week Israeli offensive against the Hamas-run Gaza Strip

He says Palestinians and Israelis needed to tamp down rhetoric that fueled violence

Mozzies. Skeeters. Stingers. Whatever you call them, mosquitoes don't get much love from our species

The man, a computer technician from Sichuan, worked for a government department which handled state secrets

Clinton leads the polls by double digits over Bernie Sanders, even if nationwide surveys put them neck and neck

Both deals have been stalled amid concerns raised by Israel

International attempts to coax Israeli and Palestinian leaders back into talks have been moribund for months

The Pulitzer Board, also honored the LA Times for breaking news reporting for its coverage of San Bernardino shootings

PM Nawaz Sharif condemns incident; Dr Abduallah Abdullah postpones Pakistan visit

If found guilty, Bachmann could face between three months and five years in jail

Jordan said it would set up 55 security cameras around the flashpoint compound to monitor any Israeli 'violations'

The film follows Sam, a Franco-Algerian journalist who is researching extremism and goes undercover at a mosque

The US embassy said they were not affected by the blast

The queen has reigned for more than 63 years and shows no sign of retiring

Most of the 19 attackers on September 11, 2001 were Saudi nationals who hijacked four planes

The bus appeared to have been empty, police said, with the wounded apparently on another bus situated next to it

The 16-year-old girl was brought to Pune on the pretext of job and forced into prostitution for two years

UC Berkeley student was having a conversation in Arabic with his uncle in Baghdad when a fellow passenger reported him

Konstantin von Notz accused AfD of trying to 'deliberately turn Islam into a bogeyman to capture voters'

Blocher was critical of the campaign that defeated his party's proposal for deportation of foreign law-breakers

Several hundred people die in a new migrant tragedy in the Mediterranean

Forces quickly take off again with their captive

At least 20 people from multiple foreign countries have been found to be involved

King of Saudi Arabia and his regional allies have long been offended by the US president's tone

The rule had earlier prohibited Ashkenazi Jews outside Israel from eating a group of foods known as kitniyot

Masks put on 17 statues, including Queen Victoria near Buckingham Palace

Legalisation would be a weapon against traffickers, among whom there are terrorists who make money off of it