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The French presidential candidate said that left-wing extremists were responsible for the damage.

Afghan defence ministry says no civilians were affected in the GBU-43/B bombing.

Twitter erupted with criticism over the comparison between the US president and civil rights activist.

Shinzo Abe is concerned Japan could be a target if Pyongyang mounts sarin nerve agent on warheads.

Mashal Khan, a student of journalism, was reportedly assaulted by a group of fellow students.

A former Odebrecht executive claims the leader had asked for an illegal payment towards his political party in 2010.

Vice foreign minister warns Pyongyang would not 'keep its hands crossed' if US attacks.

The victims were mostly vacationers heading to the beach for the Easter weekend.

Intelligence officials fear rogue republic's 'big, important event' may be nuclear missile test.

Liberal coalition says media instead describes these hate groups simply as 'conservative' or 'Christian.'

Sa'a got away on the night of the school raid in northern Nigeria – hundreds of others did not.

Inspectors at Palm Springs club have found 78 violations in last 3 years.

Royal Navy expels Infanta Cristina from Gibraltarian waters for second time in 10 days.

States no longer obliged to give funding to medical practitioners who provide abortions.

Pentagon says this is the first time the 'mother of all bombs' has been used in combat.

Defence contractor wants new weapons that make use of infrared, ultraviolet, lasers and visible light.

Central Command said US forces were given wrong data for a strike meant to target Isis.

Someone used the Tor exit node operated by Dmitry Bogatov to post incendiary comments online.

Mass murder and rape of citizens who are not part of the dominant Dinka tribe is "genocide" says Priti Patel.

Christians are abused across the world and not enough people care.

Vast sum of money was found wrapped in sealed bundles and hidden behind wardrobe panels in Nigerian city.

Bashar al-Jaafari also accused the West of plotting a way back into the conflict before the chemical attack.

Syrian president accused US of being "hand-in-glove" with terrorist groups during an AFP interview.

Donald Trump said to be pushing out influential chief strategist following fallout with Jared Kushner.

Somalia already faces famine, described as the "largest humanitarian crisis in history of the UN".

Vladimir Safronkov appeared to lose his cool as he responded furiously to UK criticism of Russia and Syria.

Officials said "his behaviour of 'not daring' to smoke conforms with extreme religious thought".

The move reportedly came in a bid to counter military activities by the Chinese in the East China Sea.

197 teenagers abducted on 14 April 2014 are still missing.