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Cameron announced Sunday that Britain was to launch a £10 million taskforce to scrutinise the Panama Papers

Separately, a US official said flatly that Kerry would offer no formal apology over the August 1945 bombing

More than 100 people in the community have attempted suicide since last September

The truce was only agreed by the warring sides after months of shuttle diplomacy by the UN envoy

Kerry is the first US secretary of state to visit Hiroshima and the highest-ranking administration official ever

El-Shurqat worked for a channel called Aleppo Today TV which is strongly opposed to IS militants

The party's approval rating slumped to two percent due to painful economic reforms and inability to tackle state...

Singapore on March 23 marked the first anniversary of the death of Lee Kuan Yew, the country's first prime minister

With guests set to include Saudi King Salman, the event is taking place under the highest security

Hundreds of demonstrators rallied outside Cameron's office Saturday calling for his resignation

Burj Khalifa is 828 metres (2,700 feet) high and it cost $1.5 billion to build

Abrini confesses he actually wanted to return to Paris for another attack but was spooked by the investigation

The Vermont senator won 56 percent of the vote to 44 percent for Clinton in Wyoming

The election later this year may see the first secretary-general hailing from eastern Europe

Police swooped on four adults they believed were renting out children as beggars or child jockeys for 200,000 rupiah

Saudi Arabia is key backer of Sisi since overthrow of Morsi whose Muslim Brotherhood was viewed with suspicion

The front-page spoof, is designed to take Trump's rhetoric and his policy positions to their "logical conclusion"

The militant group released a video on Tuesday suggesting it may carry out further attacks in London, Berlin and Rome

More than 280 others were injured in the fire that engulfed the Hindu temple complex in Kerala state

The clash came shortly after a retired Italian priest being held hostage by the Abu Sayyaf was freed on Friday

Navy airplane crew members spotted survivors and shared their location with relatives as well as with ships in Guam

It took around 13 minutes for 1,200 participants to make soft landing for successful attempt

Turkey has been hit by four suicide bombings already this year, the most recent one last month in Istanbul

Ansar al Sharia, an al Qaeda affiliate in Yemen, later issued a statement denying responsibility for the attack

Ramon Fonseca claims leak was the result of hacking from a computer overseas rather than an inside job

UK police probing allegations staff may have falsified certificates detailing the composition of steel before sale

Joydeb Jana, was attacked by armed men late Friday after addressing a campaign rally in West Midnapore district

The broadside illustrated new tension between Iran and the United States, despite last year's nuclear deal

His arrest along with four other suspects marks an important step in investigations into the November 13 carnage

TV journalist Mohamed was killed in December when his car blew up as he returned home from university in Mogadishu

Kerry is due to meet with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah

The mother of the student in San Antonio told reporters on Wednesday she was mad and upset by what happened

Flight QF9, which was travelling from Melbourne on Friday, was diverted to Muscat for medical emergency

After four failed bids, SpaceX finally stuck the landing

Key questions remain about how much access law enforcement agencies should be granted to encrypted devices

The person, whose identity was not revealed, "was evacuated on Friday night from Sanaa to Muscat

Sex trade has flourished on Internet and on smartphones, and now takes place hidden from view of authorities

The arrests mark an important step in the investigation into the cell believed to have carried out both Paris attacks

Obama said Trump and Cruz, have upset mainstream "establishment" Republicans with their insurgent campaigns

France also urged the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development to follow suit

Lake Kariba falls to 12% of capacity, hitting fishing industry and hydroelectric power production in Zambia, Zimbabwe

They have found streets filled with rubble, ransacked houses with holes blasted in them and a ghost town

North Korean newspaper Rodong Sinmun says trial was conducted at Sohae Space Centre

Analysts predict that this year's offensive, expected to start this month, will be on a bigger scale

Around 20 computers and a quantity of documents were confiscated

Initial police investigation suggested that the argument could have started over directions or where to stop the car

The killings were apparently a murder-suicide, US media reported, citing local law enforcement

He has been on Europe's most wanted list since being identified on CCTV video in a car with Salah al-Abdeslam

India is trying to gather intelligence as well as boost firepower along the vast land borders with Pakistan and China

In contrast to France, the approach in Britain seems more business-minded