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"Country has gone mad" in bid for gender equality, says one opposer.

Controversial scholar criticised First Lady Janet Museveni over sanitary pads for poor Ugandan girls.

Ethnic minority delegates and pretty hostesses pose for cameras on Tiananmen Square. Meanwhile, a quiet power struggle is taking place inside the Great Hall of the People.

Automatic detention of all asylum seekers in container camps a response to 'terror attacks by migrants across Europe'.

US Homeland Security Secretary says he'd do 'almost anything' to deter people from making perilous trek.

Tamil Nadu and Indian federal government demand thorough probe as Colombo denies allegations.

The party falsely claimed that a serious travel warning over the terror threat was issued.

Three existing camps at full capacity face rapid flow of refugees, with 1,000 people arriving per day.

Several skiers were reported missing after a wall of snow slammed into intermediate level slope.

The twins became stranded overnight when Martha Williams fell while trying to reach her car.

Buhari,74, has been on medical leave in London since 20 January amid fears leader too unwell to resume office.

'He asked me to put out a rebuttal or repudiation of the dossier which I couldn't do and didn't,' says Clapper.

'We are not going to undertake any actions which would increase tensions in South China Sea,' said Malcolm Turnbull.

European Union launched its military training mission of CAR's army in July 2016.

If the EU withdraws visa-free travel then US passports will drop from third to 26th in global rankings.

Last Week Tonight show host John Oliver met with His Holiness to discuss reincarnation, horses' milk and China.

Duterte told a cabinet meeting that Tobacco company Mighty Corporation attempted to bribe him 'with millions'.

Wilders' anti-Islam message is being well received by Dutch voters angry about immigration and the European project.

Crisis in DRC can only be resolved by the rapid implementation of 31 December power-sharing deal, EU says.

Yasir al-Silmi was in the controversial detention centre in Cuba between 2002 and 2009.

Mahmud Ali Durrani termed the 26/11 incident as 'a classic trans-border terrorist event'.

King Salman's visit to the islands demonstrates the corruption of the regime that seized power in 2012.

Iraq's elite troops and police forces take control of state buildings and museum in western Mosul.

Fifty-year-old Satao II was found dead near the Tsavo National Park border.

Four Republican signed a letter earlier in the week in opposition to a draft version of the plan.

Democrats insist the ban is merely a watered-down version of the first travel ban signed in January.

DoNotPay, the chatbot that helped overturn 160,000 parking fines, is now helping refugees in US, Canada and UK.

The spat deepened after Venezuela called Peru's president a coward and a dog, submissive to the US.

Pakistani media reported that Amna (35) and Meeno (26) had died on 28 February while in Riyadh police's custody.