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The US politician discusses Donald Trump's defamatory statements against her, and his links to 'hostile' foreign states.

Millions expected to vote in elections for the first time since Pakistani constitution was extended to region.

The Turkish military has been carrying out operations against the outlawed PKK fighters in Iraq's Qandil region.

Algerian fans pour onto streets to celebrate football triumph as popular demands for political system overhaul continue.

Sunday's vote will determine newly-elected president's tenure as he needs power in legislature to implement his agenda.

Bounedjah's second-minute deflected goal gives Algeria its second African title.

The driver of the convoy killed while the location of six others remains unknown.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards release video claiming US warship did not destroy an Iranian drone near the Persian Gulf.

UK seeking further information after reports of a British-flagged tanker taking a turn in Iranian waters.

Police board finds the officers exaggerated threat posed by the black teen to justify his shooting by a white officer.

Atambaev has been summoned several times to respond to questioning but has barricaded himself in his home instead.

Years of war mean essential services like water and electricity are lacking in many places.

Mount Merapi's eruption in 2010 killed 275 people and destroyed farms but some villagers moved back within months.

Ramush Haradinaj agreed to questioning by a court probing crimes against ethnic Serbs during and after the 1998-99 war.

Police share photo of the alleged attacker, 27-year-old Mazlum Dag, who was born in Diyarbakir, Turkey.

Reports suggest large-scale stand-off between several coastguard ships from each country near the Spratly Islands.

Abiy Ahmed's ambitious reform agenda cannot succeed unless the office of the Attorney General is depoliticised.

The Kurdish armed group has denied any involvement.

Its construction has been delayed for years due to protests and legal battles.

Argentina has accused top Iranian officials and a Hezbollah operative of being behind the AMIA attack in 1994.

Forty-two health facilities in Wardak province were closed after the Taliban threatened its staff to halt operations.

Police say elderly man phoned an acquaintance to say he planned to self-immolate to express his 'hostility' to Japan.

Multinational corporations are increasingly encroaching on the functions of sovereign states.

Tehran calls for lifting of punishing US sanctions in exchange for talks but also dangles threat of more enrichment.

Police are using technology and data to predict behaviour and prevent crime - but are innocent people being targeted?