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As Israel accuses Omar Shakir of advocating a boycott of the Jewish state

Protests triggered by a controversial bill that would have allowed extraditions to mainland China

Police arrests man believed to have smuggled animals in from neighbouring Laos

The region attack three million people

He promises to strike a new divorce deal with the EU and energize the world’s fifth-largest economy

Indian Embassy in Tehran grants consular access to meet the 18 Indian crew

Tesla and American Airlines suffered bruising declines, Amazon reported a slowdown.

There were 25 executions in the US last year

North Korea was once wealthier than its southern neighbour but mismanagement left it deeply impoverished.

He emphasises Franco-British cooperation on bilateral, European and international issues

Palestinian Authority president has made similar threats before and not implemented them

New restrictions target Maduro's stepsons Walter Gavidia, Yosser Gavidia and Yoswal Gavidia

Ambulance officers took a detour on the way to the hospital as a dying patient wanted to see the ocean one last time

Victims and their relatives receive threats via text and voice messages

Key global priorities include countering Iran's attempts to expand its nuclear program

Aid agencies say it might be the worst tragedy in the Mediterranean this year

Former special counsel's testimony to Congress failed to persuade skeptics or overwhelmingly reshape public opinion

Federal Bureau of Prisons to adopt a new lethal injection protocol to clear the way to carry out death sentences

Two drivers and three health workers were in a hostage video released by the ISWAP group

Kim says new "state-of-the-art" missiles were capable of low-altitude flight

Says he would willingly appear on Iranian television to explain US reasoning behind the sanctions

25 people still missing three days after the disaster

Mexican nationals were prepared to pay $8,000 to be smuggled into the US

$40 million of gold, other precious metals taken by suspects resembling Brazil’s federal police

Suspect reportedly remains in hospital in serious condition with burns from the blaze

Chinese startups are mostly focused on building technology to launch microsatellites instead of space tourism

The force also seized weapons, grenades, ammunition, documents and material used to produce explosives

The labour ministry is clamping down on businesses employing foreigners without the required papers

The pair have also been charged with the second-degree murder of a third person

Say Trump’s offers are subject to progress on Afghanistan

He was hospitalised with a severe illness in late June and was returned to intensive care on Thursday

Minister emphasises France not planning to point weapons at earth

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Indian scientist back the villagers claim although NASA later said it did not believe the object was a meteorite

Data deleted within few hours of flight completion, says airport spokesperson

Russia accuses US of wanting to lead a coup in defiance of international law

After Action Against Hunger said a staff members along with three health workers and two drivers were missing

The transit "demonstrates the US commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific says the Seventh Fleet

Maknun was prosecuted under laws targeting electronic distribution of pornographic material

The clinic's head said heat, poor sanitation and water shortages are contributing to the spread of diseases

After vowing to get a new divorce deal with the EU or leave without one by October 31

His forces control Libya's east and much of the country's south launched an offensive in April to take the capital

Johnson yet to publicly comment on capture of Stena Impero oil tanker by Iranian soldiers

Syria's war has killed more than 370,000 people and displaced millions since 2011

World leaders with an anti-system stance bordering on populism grows ever more powerful

Critics say the arms sales would aggravate the war in Yemen

He then committed suicide with the same gun

Following an attack on Monday which resulted in 17 dead

Three-year-old daughter was left in a hot car for nearly 10 hours

North's first missile test since the meeting between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un last month