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Congressional leaders say they are unlikely to pass peace bill before President Benigno Aquino's term ends in June

Two Israeli cabinet ministers, both allies of Prime Minister Netanyahu, said Israel should boycott the meeting

Based on recent trends some areas in UK will become Muslim majority areas within a decade

High Negotiations Committee demand humanitarian aid first gets through to besieged towns

The WePod will ride back and forth in the central Dutch agricultural town of Wageningen

Dec 26 shooting came as US city was reeling from incidents in which police were accused of being too ready to shoot

More than 400 people took part in the selection of the 128 nominees, who had to be Scottish historical figures

It was here in the Zika forest that the mosquito-borne Zika virus was first discovered in 1947

Supporters of the group staged a rally in the nearby ranching community of Burns on Saturday night

Start-ups are using apps, tablets and sensors to monitor the often debilitating brain injury

A Pakistani talks about a worsening climate for gay people in Pakistan at a performance at Copenhagen's Royal Theatre

The UN has completely rebuilt just one of the 20,000 homes rendered totally uninhabitable in the July-August 2014 war

Prakash, known as Abu Khaled al-Cambodi, was linked to alleged plot on Anzac Day, when Australia honours its war dead

Gulf tourists are said to spend much more than others, about 150 euros per day per person in addition to hotel costs

Currently Zika virus, which is carried by a mosquito, is limited to the Americas, a situation that will change

John Kasich was the only candidate in the crowded Republican field the board said it was able to stomach

Some 80 far-right demonstrators and 150 counter-protesters showed up in the Black Forest town of Villingen

Turkey shot down a Russian warplane in November in an incident that wrecked relations between the two countries

The South American country now has 20,297 cases of Zika infection

Thomas Fabius in connection with fraud, tax laundering, breach of trust and misuse of corporate assets

The Cuban leader arrived in Paris on Saturday, two days ahead of the start of the official programme

Italy is the last major country in Western Europe that has not offered rights same-sex couples

Murtaza Ahmadi idolises Argentine soccer star but jersey of his favourite player is beyond means of his poor family

Several dozen more residents are in danger of death because of severe malnutrition, the humanitarian group warned

Younger brother of country's World Cup winning cricket captain Arjuna Ranatunga's brother is also among the accused

Military commanders of both countries agree on better coordination, enhanced security measures

More than one million refugees and migrants arrived in European Union last year and some 3,600 died or went missing

The operation targeted alleged art thieves attempting to sell the painting "Woman Dressing Her Hair"

Says the presidential candidate may need to be bailed out once again by him

The assaults in Stockholm occurred overnight amid rising tension over immigration

The 21-year-old woman was targeted as she walked home after an exam in 2013 in eastern West Bengal state

"Be Like Qodos" has attracted more than 66,000 likes on its Dari Facebook page in over two weeks

HSBC said it had successfully repelled attack although customers trying to access their accounts suffered disruptions

Professor Edward Young reveals that planet Theia slammed into Earth so hard that the planets melded together

Nicola De Martino, 23, is accused of being a member of the Camorra organised crime group

Florida-based fossils and artefacts dealer John Bryan McNamara claimed he worked with some Pakistanis to import goods

The study ignored broader health, social policy and criminal justice issues

Microsoft founder Bill Gates still remains world's richest person

US Air Force awarded Boeing an initial contract worth $25.8 million to reduce risk and lower the cost of the programme

ATR is co-owned by European aircraft manufacturer Airbus and Italian aerospace group Finmeccanica

UNSC in Dec sought immediate access for humanitarian aid and an end to attacks on civilians in Syria

Some 19 bidders from across the United States vied for the vehicle

Standing seven feet tall on his hind legs, Rocko, is contending for a place in the Guinness Book of Records

Island will seek in March to persuade the UN's highest court to take up a lawsuit against the three countries

Trudeau, elected in October, has pledged to repair relations with Canada's 1.4 million aboriginals

"These documents were not marked classified at the time they were sent," State Department spokesman John Kirby

The deputy head of the National Iranian Oil Co said foreign companies would be invited in May to bid for new contracts

US-led efforts to broker peace for a two-state solution collapsed in April 2014, no efforts to resume talks since then

United States has already sent a small number of military personnel into Libya, Pentagon spokesperson said

The big question is: Can he translate his poll numbers into votes?