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The UK failed to assure that two ISIL suspects would not face execution in US, angering legal experts and rights groups.

The new British PM could fall in line behind Trump or surprise by demonstrating diplomatic prowess.

January 15 attack on Kenyan hotel complex by al-Shabab-linked gunmen killed 21 people and wounded many others.

North Korea's nuclear issues, China's expansionist plans and trade war likely to feature in Southeast Asian summit.

China seems to indicate further reliance on police - not military - force to contain Hong Kong protesters.

Warren and Sanders offer unabashed defence of their progressive policies during the second 2020 Democratic debate.

Riot charges against 44 defendants are the most serious case brought to court since protests began last month.

Rights group says government has separated hundreds of children from families since judge order practice be curtailed.

South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff say multiple projectiles fired from North Korea's east coast.

Without offering detials, opposition envoy says talks between Guaido and Maduro representatives will resume this week.

South African athlete will not defend 800m title in September after Swiss court reverses reprieve on testosterone rules.

Nigeria's government has labelled the Islamic Movement of Nigeria a 'terrorist' organisation.

At least 26 injured in the blast that took place in the car park of the city police station in Quetta.

Even if law withstands likely challenge, Trump could avoid requirements by not to competing in California's primary.

From Israel and Palestine to China, where do leading Democratic presidential contenders stand on foreign policy issues?

Ronaldo sat out Juventus' exhibition match against K League All Stars in Seoul.

Everything you need to know as 20 candidates prepare to take the stage over two nights of debate.

Upper house of parliament approves legislation that makes the utterance of instant 'triple talaq' a punishable offence.

In recent years, the Vezins Dam's capacity to provide energy has diminished, so the government has ordered its demolition to allow the valle...

Hearings have begun in the case of Elshafee Elsheikh, who is being held in a Kurdish camp in Syria but could face trial in the US.

Afghan artists, curators and international experts are restoring the damaged displays.

Protesters filled the streets of Khartoum to denounce killing of four school children on Monday.

Speaking to both the victims and perpetrators of a multibillion-dollar industry that capitalises on human lives.

Heading to the seaside for fun and relaxation doesn't come without some risk.

The call comes a month after the government recognised that its policy left victims vulnerable.