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Sierra Leone mudslide survivors evicted from government emergency camps in Freetown without prospect of resettlement.

The US president's campaign team has rolled out Yule-themed MAGA hats embroidered with lights. Trump announced his tax plan would be his "Christmas gift" to America

Nityanand Rai, a member of Lok Sabha (lower house) and head of state BJP unit in Bihar, underscores Modi's humble past to make controversial remarks.

Sarah Sanders' strange exercise during the White House press briefing triggered a slew of brutal and mocking responses on Twitter.

McMaster also targeted Jared Kushner, suggesting that he had "no business" in the White House administration.

Angharad John was found hanged by her partner Rachel Phillips at the Grand Hotel in Swansea, Wales.

The organisation says forcing young girls to hug relatives will give them the wrong ideas about consent.

American-Canadian family was released in October, following joint operations by US and Pakistan officials.

A graveyard is going on auction in Wales on 7 December. Plans to turn the abandoned burial site have been protested by locals for the last 20 years.

Attack occurred in Adamawa which along with Borno and Yobe states is under state of emergency due to violent insurgency.

The People's Liberation Army is expected to induct the three-stage, solid-fuel Dongfeng-41 in the first half of 2018.

The Argentine navy has not yet ruled out any hypothesis but said that there might have been an electrical problem which may have cut off the vessel's communications.

"What I saw from the inside was a company that prioritized data collection from its users over protecting them from abuse," former platform operations manager Sandy Parakilas said.

The disastrous accident at the power plant in Japan was triggered by the 2011 tsunami which caused nuclear meltdowns in three of the reactors.

The US Department of Homeland Security only recently banned the use of Kaspersky's software by federal agencies and departments, citing potential risks to national security.

Moscow did not admit to a leak but said the concentration of radioactive isotope ruthenium-106 reached 986 times the normal level.

Argentina's navy is investigating a noise thought to emanate from the missing ARA San Juan submarine that has 44 crew members on board.

The US President said the new designation would furhter increase the "maximum pressure campaign" against North Korea as it continues its nuclear ambitions.

Activists fear that an anti-LGBT law could be passed as homophobia starts gaining traction in the country.

A hunter from Pennsylvania has spoken of his gratitude after surgeons reconstructed his face following a savage bear attack.

It was found that when fatty items are cooked, hot oils used in the frying process send droplets of fat into the air, which can be dangerous.

Although the opposition called for calm, at least two people were killed in protests after the court upheld President Uhuru Kenyatta's re-election in a repeat vote that the opposition boycotted.

The issue of abortion is divisive in Italy, where the practice is legal, but doctors can refuse to perform it on religious grounds.

Africa recognising importance of promoting women's rights and empowerment, but more has to be done, Vera Songwe tells IBTimes UK.

India's oldest political party is likely to elect Rahul Gandhi as president in early December, ending months of speculation.

The doctors confirmed that the teen was bitten by a false widow spider, which delivers a neurotoxic venom when it bites.

After weeks of coalition talks, the three parties were unable to come to an agreement, putting Merkel's leadership under the spotlight.

See some of the funniest memes being created as Robert Mugabe misses his deadline to resign as Zimbabwe president or be impeached.

Trump's "petty" remarks immediately triggered furious reactions on Twitter with many slamming the president as a "small, small individual."