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The Canadian prime minister addressed MEPs in Strasbourg, France on 16 February.

Europe must draw "red line" before polls this year, Obama's assistant attorney general warns.

Blow back in US to Trump administration's scandals around Russian relationship have shaken confidence

Founder of Omega Fire Ministries is known for heated sermons that have prompted state intervention.

Home secretary helps launch a new Centre of Expertise on tackling child sexual abuse.

North Korea test-fired a new intermediate-range ballistic missile called Pukguksong-2.

Negotiation deal may be strained after Kabila government says it can not mobilise £1.5bn for polls.

The Rohingya are one of the most persecuted groups in the world. Neither Bangladesh nor Myanmar recognises them as citizens.

Malaysian deputy minister says the assassination will not ruin ties between Kuala Lumpur and Pyongyang.

Musk is serving on two of President Donald Trump's advisory committees.

'Don't let her smile in those photos fool you,' one source claimed.

Dimitry Toukhcher reached out to Francesca Bucolo on LinkedIn after her complaint went viral.

Inter-Burundi Dialogue looking to find solution to Burundi's 20-month deadly political violence.

Over 1,000 people have been evacuated and 11 properties have been destroyed, as the wildfire continues to threaten the country's third largest city.

The internet is having fun with exaggerated claims about Paul Nuttall's life.

The operation had been under way since 9 October when several policemen were killed in attacks by 250 armed men.

Protesters in the 18th District in northern Paris set piles of rubbish on fire in the streets while riot police threw tear gas canisters, which were thrown back at them.

It was not clear if the former abbot, 72-year-old Phra Dhammachayo, was inside Thailand's biggest Buddhist temple.

Buhari has been on medical leave in the UK for four weeks, but presidency denies leader is unwell.

Abu Sayyaf has threatened to behead the German hostage if ransom is not paid by 26 February.

Commissioners have written to Home Secretary Amber Rudd about trafficking risks to child refugees.

Move comes just a week before the Stoke-on-Trent Central by-election on 23 February.

Gruesome details have emerged of serious international crimes committed by rival ex-Seleka militias.

"Children in the IS area have lost their innocence due to all the violence", says intelligence chief.

The boys – aged 11 and 12 – are brothers and were abducted in August 2014 from Iraq's Nineveh Province.

Dormant for years, the secessionist sect from Kongo-Central region has taken up arms again.

Kutcher was speaking as chairman of Thorn at a senate hearing on Wednesday.

President Trump has ordered his defence secretary to present a proposal by February-end to combat the Islamic State.

The party is worried the conversations run afoul of federal record-keeping requirements.