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The Southeast Asian country is in a year of mourning for deceased King Bhumibol Adulyadej.

Fabian Zepeda dies after riding through wire left from car accident moments before.

The two females' lawyer says police failed to share evidence on the North Korean's assassination.

Witnesses told police the boy was driving effortlessly and obeying all the traffic rules.

A civic group claims 40 to 50 soldiers have been put on a list of homosexual individuals.

This was one of the key promises Trump made during the US presidential election.

Arturo Di Modica: the Girl violates artistic copyright and distorts the original positive message of the Charging Bull.

President Nicolas Maduro faces mounting pressure as approval ratings drop below 20%.

Sheila Abdus-Salaam was praised as a 'trailblazing jurist' by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.

Recipients said to have made "inspirational and meaningful contributions to advancing human rights".

Thomas Tuchel says Uefa behaved 'as if a beer can had been thrown at the bus'.

David Dao has filed papers demanding all records of flight are preserved.

Nobel Peace Prize winner shot by Taliban lauds Canada for embracing refugees.

His lobbying company was paid more than $1m by pro-Russian party in the Ukraine.

US president pledges support for military alliance he previously dismissed.

Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov had earlier called for a UN investigation into the incident.

Journalists are in Pyongyang to cover North Korea's national day amid fears of an imminent nuclear test.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said the two countries had agreed that the UN needed to investigate.

The bill was based on minimum wage but was reduced by 50% because she also benefited from her work.

Yad Vashem said his remarks were "liable to strengthen the hands of those whose goal is to distort history".

North Korea is rehearsing for a huge parade to mark Kim Il-sung's birthday – and there are fears they may also be planning something more serious.

The Arsenal stakeholder is suing opposition candidate Navalny for defamation.

Trent Lockett seemed shocked at the sight of people marching in white robes and pointed hats.

A series of six short films show the reality of sexual harassment.

The unlikely bill comes less than two weeks since the state finally repealed the anti-transgender 'bathroom bill'.

Nigerian security service claimed to have stopped a planned attack on UK and US embassies in Abuja.

"On both a personal level and professional level that will go down as not a very good day in my history".

A doctor reportedly told the 19-year-old: "You will die. You better get your affairs in order."

The move is hoped to boost morale among officers in the Central Asian country.