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Daniel Russel, assistant secretary of state for East Asia, said the deployment will happen 'as soon as possible'.

Trump's latests response about his 1996 Miss Universe: She was fat!

The Nobel Peace Prize winner was a towering figure in Israeli politics.

The stop-gap funding bill failed to pass the Senate on a vote of 45 to 55.

Sarkozy pledges to reform EU to keep UK, but says Turkey's bid for membership would be refused.

The Kingdom announced radical new measures following a reported $98bn budget deficit in 2015.

Trump also blamed his microphone for what sounded like sniffles throughout the first debate.

19 civilians were killed when Saudis bombed a hospital in Hajja Province of Yemen on 15 August, 2016.

Officials approved proposals for the area on Monday night.

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei asked the controversial former president not to stand.

Judges ruled that many Pakistani prisoners were mentally ill and they 'couldn't let everyone go'.

The government advances in the heart of the city follow days of intense bombing by pro-Assad warplanes

R'n'b singer belted out a song about race and police brutality during an interview for Apple Music's The 411.

A local zoo later identified it as a non-venomous Japanese rat snake.

The two-day celebration is the first of the Jewish High Holy Days.

FBCP among groups protesting against organisations behind rights violations and killings.

More than 5,300 people have been evacuated and at least 950,000 homes have lost electricity.

Advert criticised as 'sexist' intended to advertise city's commitment to sustainable eel farming, says authority.

Hindus are 1.6% of Pakistan's population but have never been privileged to register their marriages since 1947.

It follows the president's invitation to the UN and EU to investigate the anti-narcotics crackdown.

Colombian president Santos and Farc leader Timochenko use pen made from a bullet to sign peace deal ending 52-year war that killed quarter of a million people.

Violence continues in South Sudan, where rights groups say journalists reporting on conflict are persecuted.

The Pakistani army says it is 'fully prepared to respond to any attack'.

China's state-run newspaper has stood by its story.

Isis has claimed the blast in Baghdad al-Jadida in an online statement.

Mahdi claimed he had been caught in an "evil wave" by al-Qaeda when he joined the Islamist group.

From Isis to tax returns, here's what the candidates had to say.

Drugs are a problem in the Philippines – the real issue, though, is poverty.

IBTimes UK speaks exclusively to #Tajamuka leader about release of pro-democracy campaigner Linda Masarira.