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Donald Trump trained his fire Saturday on the protesters disrupting his rallies, branding them 'thugs' and extremists

The 1973-74 oil embargo was the first demonstration that the House of Saud was willing to weaponize the oil markets

The Germanwings flight from Barcelona to Duesseldorf crashed a year ago, leaving 50 dead

Imad journeys to Baghdad twice a week to practise with the national under-16 Paralympic team

Newly hired ninjas will receive a one-year contract with monthly pay of 180,000 yen ($1,580) plus bonus

The United Nations is pushing for a transitional government and a new constitution to be put in place in six months

Chicago rally organized by Republican frontrunner had to be cancelled at the last minute in the face of mass protests

Between January and mid-February alone, 320 people have died crossing the Aegean Sea

Intelligence experts are still analysing samples, but local officials believe mustard agent was used in attack on Taza

Says his opponents seek their own interests, not those of the people

However, 44 per cent say they will vote to stay in if one is held

Justin Trudeau has three Sikh ministers in his, while there are only two Sikh minister in Indian cabinet

Statement came after President Beji Caid Essebsi donated month's salary to the fund at a post office in central Tunis

programme, AlphaGo, took a little over four hours to secure its third consecutive win over Lee Se-Dol

Iraqi cleric Moqtada Sadr on Saturday urged followers to ramp up pro-reform rallies by setting up tents in Baghdad

Three participants competed to eat fried chicken wings in the least amount of time

The city saw violent street clashes between police and protesters last month

The roughly 80 activists blocked off two bridges close to the city centre and burned tyres

The workshops launched by Abdelhamid for women are among a number of similar classes around the United States

Lagarde cited examples including the need for China to rebalance its economy

A local found a metre-long piece of metal on a beach while on holiday in Mozambique

The girls claimed on Facebook that they wanted to launch an attack similar to those in November

The new round of threats came as South Korea and the US launched largest-ever joint landing drill

Police are treating the investigation as targeted and not racially motivated

Hughes said his statements did not reflect the views of band, declaring: 'The shame is 100 percent mine'

Eleven members of the celebrity-backed US-based church and two affiliated bodies had been charged with fraud

Dressed in prison scrubs, Buryakov pleaded guilty in federal court to count one on an original two-count indictment

Kelly, a former Navy pilot who joined NASA in 1996, will leave the agency April 1

The billionaire said he decided to call off the rally after consulting with police in Chicago

Sunni Muslim militants claiming links to IS have said they were behind rocket fire in recent months

The resolution of the League's council includes the designation of Hezbollah as a terrorist group

In the Philippines, banks were also closed on the Monday owing to Chinese New Year

A landslide buried 13 of the victims, while two others drowned in the floodwaters

US president discussed conditions surrounding British and French-led bombing campaign that led to Qaddafi's fall

He made the endorsement at one of Trump's clubs in Palm Beach, Florida

No radioactive material leaked from the atomic power station in Gujarat, official says

A Turkish man fires at his wife, but gets stopped by neighbours throwing flowerpots at him

The delegation stormed out of the meeting after Ibrahim al Jaafari defended Shia Hashd Shaabi militia group

Experts say thousands of girls and women in Britain are subjected to honour abuse every year

The Oscar-nominated musician said he would still return to Egypt to perform

Outspoken billionaire made the remark during a televised debate on Thursday when asked about the student-led protests

Kariba Dam which provides almost 60 percent of Zimbabwe's power, could lose its ability in six months

The mission will carry atmospheric probe and a lander to test technologies needed for a rover due to follow in 2018

Singapore retains the top spot in the list

The singer publicly criticised fellow pop stars who appeared opposed to reunification with China

Most of the youth also raided cattle, stole personal property as a form of payment, report adds

Islam is about love and justice but Muslim political leadership around the world was failing to foster this, he says

Despite public opposition to nuclear power as a result of disaster, government has pushed to restart idled reactors

Operation is latest attempt to silence Palestinian broadcasters Israel believes are fuelling 5-month wave of violence

The Obama administration has grown increasingly concerned about the threat of foreign hacks on US infrastructure