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Afghans from across the political and social spectrum to meet Taliban representatives in bid to end the 18-year war.

Mediterranea's ship follows in steps of German charity Sea-Watch which docked in Italy last week without authorisation.

The Houthi drones were destroyed in Saudi Arabia's airspace according to the military coalition.

Cameroon out of the African Cup of Nations after losing 3-2 to Nigeria in a last-16 game.

Eight people jailed in one of the biggest ever cases of slavery operation in Europe.

Activists say widening acceptance of LGBT people stands in sharp contrast to rise in hate crimes against the community.

Tehran set to increase level of uranium enrichment in a risky bid to force Europe’s hand to purchase its oil.

The blast sent large pieces of debris about 91 metres across the street.

Demonstrates are demanding justice for the girl who was allegedly raped at her nursery.

There are nearly two million people in Gaza, of which 52 percent are jobless. However, the number of women at work has risen by 26 percent.

With the internet shut down by the Transitional Military Council, news of the deal spread mostly by word of mouth.

Hours after Trump said he was mulling an executive order, the Justice Department said it will search for legal grounds.

Video from the president's office shows Essebsi signing a decree authorising elections and making a brief address.

Sigley was caught spreading anti-Pyongyang propaganda and engaged in spying, North's official news agency reports.

Has the quest for higher oil prices forced Saudi Arabia to relinquish control of the cartel to Putin's Russia?

Opinion polls show opposition leading ruling left-wing Syriza and winning an absolute majority in 300-seat parliament.

Demonstrators say president's May re-election victory by a narrow margin was rigged but he denies wrongdoing.

President Mitsotakis promises to lower business tax by 20 percent, and social security contributions by 15 percent.

Official says Britain should be 'scared' of Iran's retaliation over seizure of Iranian tanker off the coast of Spain.

A look at two groups of exiled journalists: those on the run from Turkey, and others who have found a sanctuary there.

MINUSMA head Annadif warns about global security implications of the conflict in Mali, which is engulfing the region.

In joint statement, 15-member body calls on Libya's warring sides to commit to a truce, condemns migrant centre attack.

Former central bank governor faced pressure from President Erdogan to lower interest rates to revive shrinking economy.

Abdul-Muti al-Habil's boat was sunk and confiscated by Israel's navy in 2016. What was left of it was returned in ruins.

Friday's quake was 11 times stronger than the previous day's 'foreshock', seen as part of an 'earthquake sequence'.