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Senate-approved agreement with Iran should replace 2015 nuclear deal that Trump abandoned last year, US envoy says.

Ban Ki-Moon wants Myanmar to take steps to allow Rohingya to return 'without fear of persecution'.

Acosta gives no indication he'd resign after calls by Democrats for him to step down over handling of 2008 plea deal.

Relations between the two became worse following Georgian protests and insults against Russia.

Former world number ones to face each other for the first time at Wimbledon since the 2008 final.

More than 100 women are working with security agents in Borno state to thwart Boko Haram attacks.

For many protesters their movement is more than the extradition bill, it's about Hong Kong's relationship with China.

Observers say violations by Syrian government started immediately after Deraa reconciliation deal was agreed last year.

Reporters Without Borders says it met Saudi officials in April to press for the release of 30 jailed reporters.

Antonio Guterres calls for a clear mandate and better funding for the G5 Sahel force in its counterterrorism efforts.

Labour Party would back remain in any second EU poll to stop no-deal divorce or 'damaging' Brexit, Jeremy Corbyn says.

Russian leader made the pledge after the country's legislature voted in favour of trade controls.

There are 8.5 million Americans that receive low-cost health insurance through the Affordable Care Act.

Perot, a self-made Texas billionaire, ran for US president as a third-party candidate twice in the 1990s.

As Malaysia's government deliberates on the future of capital punishment, we meet families on both sides of the debate.

Charity says Malta has agreed to take in rescued people who hail from Syria, Libya, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Guinea.

Human Rights Watch says the prisoners' detention demonstrates 'brazen contempt of the rule of law'.

Pharaoh's 3,000-year-old sculpture was auctioned of in the UK without documents of ownership, Egypt says.

Beijing criticises potential sale as a 'crude interference', harming its sovereignty and security interests.

Cautious optimism one year on since the Eritrean president and the Ethiopian prime minister signed a new agreement.

Conciliatory moves by the government in Hong Kong are unlikely to placate the public and resolve old grievances.

Fifteen years on, Israel’s illegal separation wall is affecting the lives of Palestinian people and towns in the occupied West Bank.

Hazardous material and household rubbish found in containers that should have had only waste paper, authorities say.

If current trends continue, by 2030, 225 million children will still be out of school, UNESCO warns.

Operations under way to arrest soldiers and civilians over alleged links to a network blamed for the 2016 coup attempt.