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Friday's meeting came amid uncertainty about how Trump's 'America First' stand could affect Japan.

The 6.5 magnitude quake was triggered by movement in the Philippine fault, which sits in the Pacific 'Ring of Fire'.

Rachid Kassim is believed to have guided half of the 17 terrorist attacks against France in 2016.

Deporting Snowed is reportedly being considered to "curry favour" with the US president.

The guitarist reportedly said he thought it was OK to have a loaded gun on a plane.

Several different messages came from the White House, with a revised order also a possibility.

The actor was arrested a few days after the exhibit opened.

Officials said hundreds of football supporters stormed the gates at the 4 de Janiero Stadium.

Justice Roberto Barroso said the war on drugs had failed.

The controversial appointment upset teachers' unions.

West African force deployed in January to help resolve post-election political crisis.

A group of students had invited Grasso, who fought with the YPG in northern Syria, to speak at the university.

FBI's own data contradicts Sessions claim that there's a rising trend in crime.

Some 2.7 million people in Kenya are affected by drought and face food insecurity, NGOs warn.

Thirteen injuries confirmed and metro evacuated after 60-year-old self-immolates - police rule out terrorism.

Germany already in talks over reparations for Herero and Namaqua massacres in former colony Namibia.

Assange has claimed emails obtained from Hillary Clinton held compromising information on the centrist.

A court has questioned the imprisonment of the peaceful protester.

Central Michigan University College Republicans apologised for the obscene message mocking the Holocaust.

From 'cuck' to 'libtard', the movement has developed a distinctive terminology.

Battle for self-determination in English speaking areas rages on amid internet shutdown and arrests.

Catalans could follow Quebec and hold a referendum on independence without Spain's permission.

Death of 'Popeye Charping' was said by his relatives to prove that 'evil does in fact die'.

Lawmakers argue it's their job to give due process under US law and review executive orders.

US president's top man in Brussels has compared EU to Soviet Union and said the bloc needs "taming".

Le Penn told an interviewer that Israelis needed to make a choice over their nationality.

Kenya High Court ruled to keep Dadaab refugee camp open as 260,000 Somali refugees would be at risk.

He is often portrayed as the son of Venus, the goddess of love.

Corruption campaigner Alexei Navalny's guilty verdict has ruled him out of the running.