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Reports emerge of arrests of trio trying to kill Chechen president.

Reports of deaths of fish and turtles on the beaches emerge as oil slick spreads.

IBTimes UK speaks to refugees saying US resettlement 'was only thing that could save them from Somalia war'.

Goldman Sachs, Amazon and Facebook are among Wall Street big hitters criticising the president's executive order.

Asia's first album sold more than 10m copies and was number one in the US for nine weeks.

The survivors had to struggle for 30 hours before being rescued by fishermen.

"We have been, we are and we always will be a nation of immigrants," Insomniac Games CEO Ted Price said.

These are the worst forest fires the nation has seen in modern history.

US would not build anything in the Philippines against the consent of Duterte's government, the envoy said.

The Institute of Labour Economics publishes the first academic paper on the impact of refugees in Germany.

Attacks blamed on Boko Haram continue as government and army claim fight against terrorists nearly over.

The playlist features a range of tracks including Queen's We are the Champions and K'NAAN's Wavin' Flag.

IBTimes UK hears of the devastating impact of President Trump's ban on refugees with protection needs.

He was declared a fugitive after police raided his estate last week and found he had left for New York.

The remote island in the Bay of Bengal is engulfed by several feet of water at high tide, and has no roads.

Anti-aircraft weaponry and helicopters were also used in the exercises in Zagan.

The 2008 Mumbai attacks claimed the lives of 166 people.

Trump accused John McCain of wanting to spark WWIII. But someone close to him thinks it has already begun.

Baname church members told to to stay in prayer rooms to avoid being 'held accountable' when world ended.

Myron Ebell said the green movement was a 'threat to freedom' and had an 'alarmist agenda'.

Daniel Ragsdale is the deputy director at ICE since 2012 and took over as acting director on Inauguration Day.

The test comes within a week since President Donald Trump imposed a ban on people entering the US from Iran.

In June 2009, Saeed was put under house arrest but was released after six months.

The protest comes a day before the annual deadline to enrol in the Affordable Care Act.

After the firing of Sally Yates, Boente holds the seat while Jeff Sessions awaits Senate confirmation.

Over 2,000 Google employees walked out across eight of the tech giant's offices.

Registrations will be based on the gender stated in membership application and not birth certificate.

"No one is above the law — not even the president," Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson said.

Senior Republicans offered congratulations while Democrats called the move 'chilling'.