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In two weeks, Donald Trump will replace Barack Obama in the White House.

Guenther Oettinger will be confirmed as head of Budget and Human Resources for the EU on 9 January.

About 50 Boko Haram fighters have surrendered since December as anti-terror regional offensive continues.

Groups are setting up searchable archives of president-elect's statements to aid fact-checkers.

Epiphany, also known as Three King's Day, falls on the 12th day after Christmas.

It is the second time Russia has announced a withdrawal of forces from Syria.

Satellite images show that the submarine had docked at Karachi harbour in May 2016.

Momodou Pa Njie second ambassador to be recalled after urging Jammeh to accept election defeat and step down.

For 50 years, UK denied the right of return to resettle for Chagos people it forcibly deported in 1971.

Two were killed in the attack outside a couthouse in Turkey's third largest city.

The helicopter was found by Yecuana indigenous tribe members on the slopes of the Cerro Duida.

Bodies of Nurul Islam Marzan and another suspected extremist were found in Dhaka's Rayer Bazar.

Japan has also suspends talks with South Korea on foreign currency swap.

The vice president also said it was 'dangerous' for the president-elect to be skeptical of US intelligence agencies.

The Advertising Standards Board found the unofficial tourism campaign for the Northern Territory as a cheap shot.

The Egyptian leader denied allegations made by Isis that al-Qaeda was against attacks on Shias.

Netanyahu was investigated for allegedly accepting 'improper gifts' worth thousands of dollars from businessmen.

People close to Woolsey said he was not included in the meetings on national security with Trump and Michael Flynn.

The bill echo's North Carolina's HB2, which ostracised the state and lost investment.

They claimed Allegiant Air should be held responsible for denying them a last meeting.

This comes just days after the US president-elect attacked General Motors for importing cars from Mexico.

Seoul summoned China's ambassador to protest against Beijing's alleged 'retaliatory measures' on the issue.

The execution comes as Iraqi forces intensify their offensive against Daesh fighters to liberate Mosul.

It could leave the US without Senate-confirmed envoys in nations like Britain and Germany for months.

US Deputy Secretary of State Antony Blinken stressed it was vital to put pressure on the country to suspend these programmes.

The Pentagon said there are 55 inmates in the military detention centre in Cuba.

The director of National Intelligence said there was a difference between scepticism and disparagement.

UN's Syria adviser Jan Egeland warned the act was a war crime.

Twitter users continued to blame the movement for the incident, despite a lack of evidence.