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Ivanoff shared his discovery on Facebook where the message was translated by Russian speakers

A sniffer dog alerted officers to a trailer with a shipment of peppers in San Diego

Authorities estimate it could take days before the blaze is brought under control

Negotiators from the two economic powerhouses prepare to restart talks over a free trade deal

Worldwide congratulations poured in after the signing hailed as the beginning of a "new Sudan"

Turkey is home to more than 3.5 million Syrian refugees, the highest number in the world

He hints that the White House would like to see Beijing resolve ongoing protests in Hong Kong first

Only two per cent of the 226 respondents now see a recession this year, compared to 10 per cent in February's survey

Pictures of the events around the world

As the Iranian vessel departed Gibraltar despite a US bid to have it detained

The latest fighting has killed 59 militants and allied rebels as well as 28 members of pro-regime forces

The question of how the continent's borders should be managed now causes rifts

The move targeting Jack Letts has prompted a diplomatic row with Ottawa

Expectations are rising for a deal in which the United States would start withdrawing its soldiers from Afghanistan

It does not mean we won’t keep fighting, We will do whatever is necessary to win, says the protesters

After being hit with 42 criminal charges of graft and money laundering

The Duke of York has previously been criticised for his association with Jeffrey Epstein

After police fired tear gas into a dormitory before arresting 43

Any violent effort by China to quell the unprecedented protests would damage trade negotiations, said Trump

The supertanker, which had been detained since July 4, lifted anchor on Sunday evening and started sailing south

Backchannel talks for meeting between two premiers were in advanced stage before India’s Kashmir move

Canadian mining firm has faced strong resistance from activists over the last two weeks

The scene was a far cry from the usual images broadcast from the city of violence and mayhem

Pakistan Association in Dubai writes a complaint letter to Emaar after receiving calls from upset expats

Custodian of Ajmer Sharif shrine says Muslims are being massacred for eating beef in Modi’s India

CITES bans all commercial trade in more than 1,000 species of animals and plants considered to be endangered

A 38-year-old patient entered a treatment room and attacked other patients with a transfusion stand

People arrested and held under the PSA, a law that allows authorities to imprison someone for up to two years

The Islamic republic made no announcement about accepting the appointment of an ambassador for the Huthis

Rioting fans attacked a bus carrying one of the teams, at the National Stadium in Tegucigalpa

The financial hub has been plunged into crisis by ten weeks of demonstrations

As the Asian financial hub holds protests for the 11th week running

Thousands of cheering people gathered around the Friendship Hall, where transition documents were signed

A member of the Kurdish Asayesh security forces killed in the bombing

It is a super-filter in the marine world, filtering up to 25 litres of water a day

As the British PM makes his maiden trip abroad as leader

Number of civilians killed by government or Russian forces stood at more than 730 since late April

Israeli forces opened fire at a group of Palestinian gunmen

As intermediaries secretly relay messages between Washington and Tehran at a time of heightened hostility

Kabul blast follows a bomb attack on a mosque in Pakistan on Friday that killed four people

French President Emmanuel Macron will attempt to convince Russia to accept Ukraine's overtures

At least 24 Kashmiris injured as Indian forces use pellet guns, chilli grenades on protesters in IOK's main city

The army claims the attacks were retaliation for massive drug seizures in July

Parliament is set to break up again shortly after it returns

It was unclear how many people this would involve, but Tejeda has a population of just under 2,000

The crises have left him with limited room to act and simultaneously shore up support at home

Glaciologists stripped Okjokull of its glacier status in 2014, a first for Iceland

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau hails Watson's 'brave words'

Deadliest attack in February 2008 kills 140 people, including more than 50 auxiliary police officers

Rashida sees her granny as a second mother, she has always supported her