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The zoo in eastern Mosul was once home to a multitude of animals including four lions, but under Islamic State rule, they died of starvation or were killed off.

Conservatives demand investigation of Ellen Weintraub after she challenged president for evidence of voter fraud.

If you slow down Donald Trump's speeches they sound like the sermons of a pub bore.

Presidents sat among delegates of 124 countries at newly-elected President Farmajo's inauguration.

Syrian Democratic Force fighters now control most of the villages and towns north of Raqqa.

Four people were arrested following confrontations with the police.

Government investigating police crackdown on hundreds of students, mostly aged 15 and older.

3.8 million people – 40% of the population – are food insecure but the government says the situation under control.

The Islamic court rules surrogacy would remain illegal and urges punishment for violators.

Former EU and Belgian president also said 'it will take a lot of skills to keep the Conservatives together'.

Yasay reiterated the official stand of the Philippines to not push China to abide by international tribunal ruling.

Leader on medical leave for more than four weeks, but presidency says no reason to worry about his health.

Renowned academic spoke to IBTimes UK about the prime minister's surprise move.

The centre also commented on the president's weak speech on Holocaust Remembrance Day.

White House press secretary says Lt Gen HR McMaster has 100% control over committee.

South Africa wants to leave court after criticism for not arresting Sudan's President Bashir, wanted by ICC.

The class Type 002 is likely to be based on US models and not Russian ones unlike the first aircraft carrier, Liaoning.

A spokesperson for the Mayor of London accused the Conservatives of 'more desperate nonsense'.

Kiev's foreign minister demands Russia's veto powers to be curbed during discussions about Ukrainian crisis.

The 27-year-old mother has been classified as a disabled worker since visiting Disneyland Paris in 2013.

'Farmajo' pledged to tackle threat of al-Shabaab violence, famine and corruption.

In a call with China's state councilor, Yang Jiechi, Tillerson 'affirmed the importance of a constructive bilateral relationship'.

The number of individuals making refugee claims at the US border with Quebec doubled between 2015 and 2016.

Philip Hammond will not dip into £27bn fund set aside as he faces calls from Tory MPs to help businesses.

The French presidential candidate said he would learn from the mistakes made by Hillary Clinton and the Brexit campaign.

Benjamin Netanyahu becomes the first Israeli prime minister ever to visit Australia.

The former Labour leadership candidate is now the president of the International Rescue Committee.

The structures do not pose any military threat to US forces in the region.

Chinese health agency says situation is 'controllable' but urges maximum effort from local authorities.