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Khalid Sheikh Mohammed is said to be the architect behind the plot that killed 2,976 in Sept 11 attacks against the US

In the eye of the Brexit maelstrom, Johnson is under mounting pressure

Police blocked plans for a mass show of force marking the fifth anniversary of a decision by China

The talks with Trump largely focused on topics beyond the fires’ scope, including trade

Pompeo’s comment was unreasonable and provocative says Choe

We had a photo. I released it, which I have the absolute right to do says Trump

Says the vessel is "blocked property" under an anti-terrorist order

Johnson promises to lead Britain out of the EU on October 31 with or without an agreement with Brussels

After years-long exercise to check illegal immigration that critics said targeted the region's Muslim minority

Says Washington stands "resolutely" with Duque

Despite repeated calls for help, no guards or medical personnel entered her cell until she gave birth to her son

Increases its stock of enriched uranium, refining it to a greater purity than allowed

Says American forces would remain in the country even if Washington reaches an agreement to end the 18-year war

The 27-year-old is suspected of committing a number of murders between March 2015 and 2016 at a hospital

New Delhi's 'draconian measures' have led to shortages of food, medicine, says UN envoy

The latest fatality comes as talks between the US and the Taliban continue in Doha

Two out of 10 deaths have been ruled homicides after autopsies revealed unexplained insulin injections

Fires in Brazil's sprawling Amazon rainforest have receded slightly since President Jair Bolsonaro sent military

Interestingly, this monkey also 'knows how to use tools to break walnuts'

The 8-metre statue depicts a man with blond hair and an angry expression

Economy has failed to create enough jobs for the 1.2 million Indians who come into the labour market each month

In a move described as a well-worn tactic deployed by China to suffocate dissent ahead of key political events

A large portion of the population in Somalia relies on international aid

US Coast Guard says ocean-going commercial vessels should make plans to leave South Florida ports

Most of the frontline protesters driving the months-long pro-democracy demonstrations are young, bookish students

Thousands of European Union nationals who have made Britain their home

After Pyongyang revised its constitution to reinforce Kim's authority

China's treatment of the Uighurs - a mostly Muslim - has come under growing scrutiny

The misstatement is latest in a series of gaffes by Biden, who seeks his party's nomination to challenge Trump in 2020

Tensions spiked recently in the strategic shipping lane where Iran seized Western tankers

He acknowledged the need for support of the international community in finding a political solution for the country

After Yemen's govt accused UAE of launching strikes in support of separatists in the southern city

The move that could leave millions of people stateless, many of them Muslims

Ukrainian troops battling Russian-backed forces in the Donbass region of eastern Ukraine since 2014

Ways and Means is one of half a dozen House committees conducting investigations involving Trump

UN warned violations of the cessation of hostilities could lead to a new conflict

Trump cancels visit to Poland to make sure federal resources were properly directed in the US

His arrest came just hours after the reported detention at Hong Kong's airport of a vocal independence campaigner

State Dept urges India to respect human rights, comply with legal procedures

New phone will not have key Google apps, a disadvantage for Chinese tech giant hit by US sanctions

Apple disclosed little about what it plans to spotlight in the Steve Jobs Theatre at its headquarters

Tech giant had previously lobbied against 'right-to-repair' bills to supply independent businesses

Destructive changes can be seen in decline of fish stocks, damages by storms, and millions displaced by rising seas

We're always going to have a presence, says US president

The discovery has the potential to alter our understanding of human evolution

Malaysia has been particularly hard hit as many recyclers from China moved there as the ban took effect

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They are still open to calling a vote of no confidence, says finance chief of the Labour Party

Porter said the proposal would allow Australians to express their religious beliefs away from the workplace

The NATO allies agreed to set up a joint operations centre which Turkey said at the weekend was at full capacity