The opposition Democratic Unity alliance said the elections will not be free and fair.
Both speculation and expectation of possible talks are growing since the US first daughter Ivanka Trump will also be present at the closing ceremony.
The Cabinet did not agree to the negotiating strategy for Brexit transition pursued by UK prime minister Theresa May.
Billy Graham passed away on Wednesday and left an incredible legacy during his career that spanned over 60 years.
"So you're saying you WOULD do this if you didn't think you'd be caught," one Twitter user asked.
South Korean foreign ministry says inter-Korea and US-Korea talks are the only ways to ease tensions in the Korean peninsula.
People are planting trees all around the world in Donald Trump's name in an attempt to offset the extra carbon in the atmosphere from his climate change policies.
"Wrong magazines, Florida House," one Twitter user wrote.
The Indian prime minister did not personally greet Trudeau at the airport nor did he write anything on Twitter about the Canadian leader's visit.
Boris Johnson has allegedly told German officials that Brexit was a mess, which has been denied by friends of the foreign secretary.
Measles cases in Italy skyrocket as populist parties Northern League and Five Star Movement promise to scrap vaccination law ahead Italian election.
Washington is thought to be challenging Moscow's increasing military assertions in the Black Sea region.
North Korean leader's sister, Kim Yo-jong, is rumoured to be carrying her second child; South Korea officials are tight-lipped.
Supporters of Sufi leader Nourali Tabandeh have been holding sporadic sit-ins near his home in Tehran.
Social media users responded with a cacophony of "reflective" memes, comments and thoughts on President's Day, taunting Donald Trump over his first year in office.
Lebanon's army chief has warned his forces would stand ready to defend against any kind of "Israel aggression".
Students at universities could see their final-year exams cancelled as academics plan to increase their strikes.
Czech agent Jan Sarkocy is to be asked by British MPs to give evidence into his links with Labour politicians in the 1980s like Jeremy Corbyn.
Following the deaths of 17 adults and children at a school in Florida last week, fresh calls have been voiced for a clampdown on gun controls.
Will the Labour Party pay the price at the polls for Corbyn's Czech connections?
Trump Dating joins Trump Singles in the world of politically-divisive dating, although one appears to have an even more controversial rule than its rival.
"His implosion will be spectacular. It's starting," one Twitter user wrote.
Pyongyang said the war games would be detrimental to peace in the Korean peninsula.
Republican Governor Matt Bevin has blamed last week's school shooting in Parkland, Florida in which 17 people were killed, on a "culture of death".
A member of the Bath Conservatives sent the tweet suggesting that parents should be able to feed their children for £10 a month.
Parliament is expected to ratify the 15-day extension as the opposition is boycotting the session, leaving only government MPs in the house.
"Someone is insecure and it isn't Oprah," one Twitter user wrote.
War of words between Iran and Israel escalates at Munich security conference.
The UK PM Theresa May says students in England face among the priciest university tuition in the world and often get poor value for money.
Gerard Batten, Ukip interim leader, defended his belief that Islam is a "death cult", reasserting that it is "factually and historically true."