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Dissolution comes after weeks of intense power struggle, followed by Sirisena’s sudden sacking of Prime Minister
Somalia has been engulfed by violence and lawlessness since dictator Mohamed Siad Barre was toppled in early 1990s
US order says asylum requests will continue to be accepted from migrants who seek to cross at official US entry ports
Iraq is 12th most corrupt country in the world, according to monitoring group Transparency International
Around three per cent of Syria's pre-war population or 700,000 people belonged to the Druze minority
More than 7,000 Palestinian-owned trees have been vandalised this year, according to the United Nations
Copy of Stephen Hawking's doctorate thesis signed in shaky hand raises nearly £1.4 million at an auction in London
Delhi’s air is the worst in world and many of the 20 million inhabitants of the city are unable to protect themselves
Bongo is expected in Paris for a ceremony marking 100th anniversary of armistice that ended World War I
Elected officials in Sweden can often be seen in public sometimes without security going about their daily lives