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Francois Fillon has appealed to traditional Catholic values while promising economic reform.

Local leaders urged for protection after ethnic Nande rebels attacked Hutu civilians in Rutshuru territory.

Andrey Melnichenko's newly built 'Sailing Yacht A' was due to carry out sea trials.

Award-winning photojournalist David Ramos joined the crew of the Spanish NGO Proactiva Open Arms vessel Golfo Azzuro during a search and rescue mission off the coast of Libya.

A student from Florida graded his ex's letter and sent it back with a mark.

Iraqi forces are pushing from the south towards Mosul airport.

New leader announces reward days after bombing kills 39 in capital Mogadishu.

Video appears to show female assassin wiping deadly poison on face of Kim Jong-un's half-brother.

The Middle Eastern nation has been gripped by floods, dust storms and avalanches.

Canadian Tories argue surge in number of people crossing US border as refugees is a national security

Breitbart editor described sex between older men and younger boys as a "coming of age relationship."

"We all know what they are capable of in terms of reprisals," said director of Sciences Po institute.

Federal police and elite interior ministry units known as Rapid Response are leading the charge toward the airport, just south of the city.

Deteriorating situation for Tanzanian gay community facing up to 30 years imprisonment.

US and EU must be united in efforts to confront threats to Europe's security and stability, says Pence.

The famine comes as a result of a prolonged civil war and an entrenched economic crisis that has devastated the East African nation.

Union negotiator tells IBTimes UK that Tube bosses were 'not prepared to compromise'.

Mugabe says that the American billionaire should be given a chance to prove himself.

The mobilisation follows cross-border strikes on Islamists' positions.

The US defence chief is expected to meet Iraqi PM Haider al-Abadi to discuss military operations against Isis.

Palms and banana trees are being planted in the city's main square as part of a Starbucks-sponsored project.

The search for Phra Dhammachayo poses one of the biggest challenges to the Thai junta.

Kara-Murza fell ill in February with symptoms almost identical to those of a 2015 alleged poisoning.

'You don't get to tell us what to do any more than Barack Obama did,' Wallace tells Reince Priebus.

Based on a five-year study through 2016, India and Saudi Arabia are the leading importers of weapons.

The deal is another attempt at implementing the Minsk peace agreement.

Of the 25 crewmen on board the MV Giang Hai, 17 were rescued by the Filipinio Coast Guard and soldiers.

Trump's defence secretary sidesteps president's repeated claim US should keep Iraq's oil.

Facilitator Benjamin Mkapa intends to rely on the East African Community to try to unblock the situation.