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Turkey Deputy PM Numan Kurtulmus denounced killing of dozens of people in the mosque as a "war crime".

UK prime minister also accused Sturgeon of being 'muddled' over her party's pro-EU position.

The socialist government has accused bakers producing pastries of being responsible for wasting flour.

Probe follows footage seemingly showing soldiers shooting at civilians during a counterinsurgency operation.

Germany threatens Trump's proposed 35% tax on German cars – would be hauled before World Trade Organization.

Nuclear meltdown could have been prevented if government had ordered Tepco to take preventive steps, court rules.

Indian and Pakistani authorities are working together to trace the missing clerics.

Helicopter attacked boat Somali refugees were travelling in, said coastguard.

Republican candidate's popularity plummets after allegations he paid family members for fake parliamentary jobs.

New funding formula has been placed under spotlight with some backbenchers speaking out against it.

US President welcomed Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny ahead of St Patrick's Day.

Around 10,000 films were created covering 210 nuclear tests conducted by the US, which are now being digitised.

The hashtag #BoycottHawaii went viral after many supporters said they would not travel to the island state.

It is preparing citizens to react to an enemy attack amid increasing tensions with Pyongyang.

The Republican, of Irish descendent, has unwittingly become the villain of St Patrick's Day 2017.

About AUS$276m was paid in compensation to silence the victims, a report has said.

Top US diplomat lands in South Korea to deliver a combative message to the hermit kingdom.

Calls come as Zimbabwean delegation reports on Universal Periodic Review recommendations.

The situation on the ground remains dire, working group tells United Nations Human Rights Council.

The government had introduced a new rule to bar asylum seekers in detention centres from having mobile phones.

War-torn country became first nation to declare a famine since 2011.

The pygmy hippopotamus, the first born at the zoo in seven years, made its first public appearance.

Some 62 people have died and 12,000 homes have been destroyed across Peru.

The former head of an elite investigation unit made the allegations in a court case being heard in Cape Town.

Merkel, unlike Britain's Theresa May, bided her time to meet with Trump.

Trump said in a recent interview, 'I just want people to know, the CIA was hacked and a lot of things taken.'

The religious group warned such action would "entail disastrous consequences" for religious freedom in Russia.

Facebook said it will send a team to Pakistan to address the country's concerns.

Activists are asking why officials did not tranquilise Grizz instead of killing him.