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The EU minister says it was unacceptable for Turkey if the deal was postponed unfairly

Iran's culture minister says arrangements have not been put together and it's now too late

Nizami was the fifth and most senior opposition figure executed since Hasina's war crimes tribunal in 2010

Trump's ban on Muslims in America and his policies on how to tackle terrorism groups has made him popular in India

WHO experts acknowledge India faces a "huge challenge"

A handful of pro-Trump House Republicans met with Ryan Wednesday to urge him to back the billionaire

Queen's comments came as British PM said Nigeria, Afghanistan possibly two most corrupt countries in the world

He is listed as a former director of a British Virgin Islands company set up by Mossack Fonseca in the 1990s

The shallow quake struck at a depth of 10 kilometres (six miles), the US Geological Survey says

Urban residents in poor countries are by far the worst affected, WHO says

Da’esh claimed the suicide bombings which left around 150 people injured

The girl "sent a text to one of her friends several minutes before her death to make them aware of her intentions"

The veteran cricket journalist was admitted to a hospital in Barbados on May 3

"I'm not a Muslim leader or Muslims' spokesperson, I'm the mayor of London. I speak for all Londoners"

The woman, who has not been named, was in her 20s and had gone through sexual abuse starting from age 5 to 15

Video shot on mobile phone shows around two dozen women dressed in saris dancing away to loud music in hospital

Sapin acknowledged "making a comment" while placing his hand on the woman's back at a conference early last year

Police are investigating why the 5.5-tonne elephant suddenly became violent

Historians might have much to complain considering the video depicts gross exaggerations

Police fire rubber bullets at 500 Jamaat activists as they become violent while protesting the execution

For some time in 2006, there was a complete ban on bringing liquids inside aircraft

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari says he does not want an apology from Prime Minister David Cameron

The SUV packed with explosives went off near a beauty salon in a bustling market at rush hour in Sadr City

Jamaat calls a nationwide strike for Thursday in protest over Nizami's execution

The queen was caught on camera making unguarded comments about a Chinese state visit last year

Cultural Revolution saw a decade of destruction nationwide as party-led class conflict devolved into social chaos

Working for long hours not only has a negative impact on employee health, but also on productivity

Khan was elected mayor on Thursday's with 1.3 million votes, the largest personal mandate of any British politician

No motive for the attack was immediately known

Clinton and Sanders will compete in another primary contest on May 17

Budweiser said it will rename Budweiser brew as "America" from May 23 through to the November 8 presidential election

British PM David Cameron called Nigeria and Afghanistan 'possibly the two most corrupt countries in the world'

His visit, from May 21-24, comes as France seeks to engineer a peace deal based on a two-state solution

London'S first Muslim mayor says Trump’s comments play 'into the hands of extremists'

The substantial wins in West Virginia and Nebraska put Trump ever closer to clinching the 1,237 delegates

The 39-year-old inmate seeking a DNA test could make him heir to the late singer's storied estate

Brazil's Senate is set to start voting on whether to open an impeachment trial against President Dilma Rousseff

Italy is the last major Western country not to allow gays legal status however the draft law is expected to pass

Motiur Rahman Nizami, 73, a former legislator and minister, was hanged at 12.01am local time

This announcement more than doubles the number of confirmed planets from Kepler, NASA says

The bomber "detonated his explosives-laden car outside the house of a local 'uprising' commander this evening"

David Cameron was caught on camera making the remarks to Queen Elizabeth at an event marking monarch's 90th birthday

The vehicle was carrying detainees accused of 'terror' crimes when the car bomb exploded, says state-run news agency

The officers had shouted "Allahu akbar!" during a terror training exercise in a shopping centre in northern England

They're in favour of Palestinians but terrified that their career will be destroyed, says Pink Floyd star

Japan has long urged world leaders to visit Hiroshima and Nagasaki to see the horrors of the atomic bombings

The survey by Britain's Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, London, said 21 percent of species are under threat

At least 289 climbers and their guides are in different high camps waiting to become the first to scale the peak

Voiced concern at information emerging from "a variety of credible sources" about the actions of the Turkish military

Daljinder Kaur says she was not too old to become a first-time mother