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Google, Microsoft and other tech giants urge US court to back law protecting LGBT employees

50 Silicon Valley tech giants said that ending discrimination 'could save as much as $8.9bn' for the US economy.

Brazil President Michel Temer charged over alleged multi-million bribery case

Temer is accused of receiving bribes worth £9m from meatpacking company JBS SA.

North Korea says Trump's America-first policy is worse than Hitler's Nazism

Pyongyang heaps scorn on Trump's policies such as the Muslim travel and the withdrawal from the Paris climate accord.

Syria making 'potential preparations' for another chemical attack, warns White House

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was blamed for a chemical attack on 4 April on Khan Sheikhoun town in the rebel-held Idlib province.

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Al-Qaeda hostage Johan Gustafsson freed after six years in captivity

The Swedish man has been held by an al-Qaeda affiliate in Africa since being kidnapped in 2011.

Otto Warmbier Dies: Trump Denounces North Korea As A ‘Brutal Regime’

What happened to Otto Warmbier? Alleged video of North Korean detention centre surfaces

Speculation abounds on what happened to dead US student Otto Warmbier while held in North Korea.

Israel vs the Jewish world: Crisis over Jerusalem's Western Wall

Fury at Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to scrap plans for a mixed-gender prayer area at holy site.

Trump's Muslim travel ban will be enforced, rules US Supreme Court

Ruling applies to six Muslim-majority nations.

West Hollywood Gay Pride LGBT resist DonaldTrump

Trump's America embraces gay marriage, survey shows

Pew data released to coincide with U.S. Supreme Court's historic ruling on same-sex marriage.

Congo Republic President Denis Sassou Nguesso

France charges Congo President's daughter with corruption for $3.4m mansion in Paris

Julienne Nguesso and husband suspected of financing house renovation through 'corruption practices'.

London fire: Rainham car yard blaze sends black smoke rising over capital

A spokeswoman for the London Fire Brigade said thirteen vehicles had so far caught alight.

Russians now see Stalin as greatest man in country's history

Young Russians increasingly attracted to Stalin as a "strong leader".

Trump ends White House Ramadan dinner tradition, first hosted by Thomas Jefferson in 1805

Clinton, Bush and Obama all hosted special Muslim meals every year.

South African shack dwellers protest 'politics of lies and oppression'

South African shack dwellers protest 'brutal evictions and killings' by police

Community blames Durban mayor Zandile Gumede's "politics of lies and oppression" for deaths.

'Obsessed and guilty': Twitter slams Trump after he accuses Clinton of 'collusion' against Sanders

"Why are you so obsessed with her?" singer/songwriter Malynda Hale tweeted.

Isis in final fight to hold Raqqa as coalition forces clear militants from Syria stronghold

IS militants cling to last Syrian enclave as US-backed coalition drives them from city captured in 2014.

Violence reported during Eid celebrations in India's restive Kashmir valley

The northern Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir has witnessed violent clashes between citizens and security forces in the recent past.

Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo freed from Chinese jail following terminal cancer diagnosis

Dissident is in the final stage of liver cancer, it was revealed.

Video of black teens pushing parade float for all-white choir sparks race debate in Canada

The video shows a cast of white singers being pushed along by black high school students.

Roman Catholic priest abducted by Isis-linked militants spotted 'alive' in besieged Marawi

Fighting to liberate Filipino town resumes as temporary ceasefire to allow Eid celebrations ends.

World's newest country South Sudan will 'disintegrate' if President Salva Kiir is forced out

Kiir vowed to never give in to military force, insisting it would set a bad precedent for the war-torn nation.

South African Christian activists deported from Israel over Palestine occupation criticism

South African political activists and volunteers have been refused entry to Israel and held in detention.

Qatar Diplomatic Crisis: Chaos Among People After Gulf Nations Cut Ties With Country

Qatar crisis: Turkey and Iran slam list of 13 demands as 'disrespectful' and 'unacceptable'

Four Arab countries have given Qatar 10 days to meet 13 demands to end diplomatic and economic isolation.

South African President Zuma 'accomplice' to President Kabila 'atrocities' in DRC say protesters

"Jacob Zuma cannot welcome an illegitimate president," says protest leader Esaie-Prince Mpinda.

Czech Republic nuclear plant bikini contest

Czech Republic nuclear power plant conducts bikini contest on Facebook to choose interns

Power generation conglomerate CEZ apologised after the competition triggered backlash.

Shark euthanised after swimming along shoreline in Majorca

The repeated spotting over the weekend prompted authorities to close down the beaches in Magaluf.

Watch Israeli Air Force Blow Up Syrian Tanks

Syrian army warns of 'repercussions' after Israeli air strikes near Golan Heights

Air strikes by Israel targeted arms and ammunition posts of the Syrian regime in the disputed Golan Heights.

At least 1500 people evacuated as forest fire threatens Spain's Donana National Park

Ecologists fear that the wildfire could wipe out the nature reserve's most prized ecosystems and protected species.

Air Asia Unveils Flight Deals including Free Seats to Asian and Australian Destinations [VIDEOS]

Malaysia-bound Air Asia X flight lands back in Perth after shaking like a 'washing machine'

The pilot urged passengers to pray twice as they made the trip back to Australia following engine failure.

Protesters in East London clash with police over death of Edir Frederico Da Costa

Da Costa died in hospital days after he was detained by police at a traffic stop.

Crowd catches teenage girl as she falls 25 feet from amusement park ride in New York

The video shows the girl dangling from the ride

Police investigate robbery at property rented by rap star Lil' Kim

Robbers stole £20k cash and caused damage to vehicles.

At least nine dead after tourist boat carrying 150 sinks in Colombia

Colombia's air force and local fire services attended the incident in Guatapé.

'I love Islamic State': US Government sites hacked with pro-Isis messages

John Kasich's website was apparently hacked by Team System Dz on Sunday.

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