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Major towns and cities across Ethiopia's Oromia region are experiencing unrest and widespread violent protests.

Baltic neighbours have expressed concern about deployment of nuclear-capable missiles to Kaliningrad.

The former employee accuses Mayer and two other female executives of illegally purging male workers.

Families of those who were raped, shot, or beaten to death have not had redress, say human rights groups.

Balwinder Sahani won the auction for the D5 number plate.

Hundreds of women are attacked for rejecting marriage proposals or sexual advances, but acid is widely available.

Shia Muslims are gathering for Ashura, which commemorates the death of the Prophet Muhammad's grandson Imam Hussein at the battle of Karbala.

The president said China should recognize her government's existence.

Officials are concerned that the bodies are beginning to decompose.

At least 19 dead in the US, but the authorities warn rising river levels still pose a deadly risk.

State of emergency comes as activists claim violence has led to hundreds of deaths in past year.

French minister to tell Home Secretary Amber Rudd to speed up asylum claims.

There are still 2,905 people on death row in the US and 8,200 in Pakistan.

Ramos wants government to focus on important issues like poverty, unemployment and foreign investments.

Fans show off their costume design and make-up skills at the NYCC Eastern Championships of Cosplay.

Trump made the comment when he was asked how to tackle Islamophobia during the second presidential debate.

Reports have claimed that David Sneddon was kidnapped by North Korea and forced to teach Kim Jong-un English.

The octogenarian Adulyadej has been the king of Thailand for the last 70 years.

Missiles plunge harmlessly into sea in attack that followed deadly Saudi-led coalition strike on Houthi funeral.

The drill called Invincible Spirit, will improve maritime interoperability of the two allies, the South Korean Navy said.

Demonstrators blamed the UN for not ending the conflict and demanded an investigation into the air strikes.

This latest development could come as a fresh blow to the German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Rand Corporation says Pyongyang is testing nuclear missiles that can threaten targets across the Pacific Ocean.

British military personnel are also engaging in the information battle to defeat the jihadists.

The two candidates will meet once more on 19 October before the November election.

Trump's recorded comments on sexually assaulting women were one of the most discussed topics of the night.

Santos has vowed not to give up his efforts to bring peace to the country after 52 years of war.

Staff connected to the programme could reportedly face a $5m contract penalty if video is leaked.

The nominees took part in a town meeting style debate at Washington University in St Louis.