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The order came a week after Indonesian police shot dead a Taiwanese man in a town near the capital Jakarta.

The 27-year-old, who had thousands of followers online, reportedly committed suicide.

Spicer wanted a fridge so badly he decided to steal one instead of buying his own.

The president's critics accuse him of using law to realise his "dictatorial ambitions."

'Where in the film are the 120,000 French soldiers who were also evacuated from Dunkirk?' one critic asked.

Trump Jr faces the threat of a subpoena if he fails to co-operate with the committee.

Residents and tourists among those sleeping rough on the Greek island.

Trump attacked both the New York Times and the Washington Post in two early morning tweets.

Monthly 'attack warning' sirens to sound in response to Pyongyang's ballistic missile test.

"Thanks for the meme-ories," one person wrote.

The new White House communications director has had some strong words to say about his new boss.

Samuel and his siblings have been living with foster family in Uganda since fleeing South Sudan in 2016.

Controversial president bashes his country's most important ally again.

Men also enjoyed a shave for the first time in years.

Fears of witchcraft have hindered the election process for several months.

Sean Spicer disagreed with the appointment of Anthony Scaramucci as communications director.

Trump may have held more meetings with Putin than previously disclosed.

A High Court ruling reveals that Kim Dotcom was spied on for two months longer than the NZ government admitted.

The driver wasn't hurt.

Three Palestinians have died in violent clashes between Israeli police and Muslim worshippers in Jerusalem.

Tensions running high due to new security measures implemented at shrine holy to both Jews and Muslims.

'Is Trump now tired of winning?' one Twitter user wrote.

'My election as President of India is to represent all such Kovinds toiling away to make a living,' said the president-elect.

A fifth of the Japanese workforce faces the risk of death from overwork, according to a government survey.

It comes as the list of Russian-related investigation expands.

Police say they are not treating the incident as a crime although it was hateful.

Six months in the White House have lead to some weird moments.

German human rights activist and five others are in custody in Turkey pending trial on terrorism charges.

Jordon Steele-John has agreed to replace Greens party senator Scott Ludlam who quit last week over his dual citizenship.