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New census shows number of unaccompanied minors in Jungle camp rose by 51% since August.

Japan and US accept tribunal ruling that states China has 'no legal basis' to claim resources in the South China Sea.

New Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal urges all political parties to come together to deal with health crisis.

Images released of suspect who left 29 injured after bomb exploded in Manhattan

He also suggested Tim Kaine should be "ashamed of himself" for suggesting incitement to violence.

Heads of state gathering in New York aims to come up with a more co-ordinated and humane approach to crisis.

One UN 20-truck aid convoy meant to go to Aleppo never made it across the Turkish border.

Film-maker made comments backstage at the annual awards show after winning the best director prize.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi chairs top-level security meeting on Kashmir situation.

Six million visitors, seven million litres of beer and quite a lot of rain – the world's most famous beer festival got off to a wet start in Munich.

Oil-rich Niger Delta has seen resurgence of violence by militants who target oil and gas facilities.

Hip-hop style musician highlighted social problems affecting the country and appealed to both blacks and whites.

Former Australian PM says "Too many are coming ... with the insistence that Europe should make way for them."

Two locations were bombed over the weekend in attacks described as deliberate.

Muslim insurgents were supposedly disbanded but UN peacekeepers say they had to intervene to stop further violence.

US President calls Trump a 'reality show' not fit to lead country.

Microsoft, Yahoo, and Google comply with national law that prevents pre-natal sex determination.

The two leaders have had a difficult and tense relationship since they assumed office.

Kerry has urged Kim Jong-un to freeze nuclear missile tests and return to denuclearisation talks.

Sudan says South Sudan has not fulfilled its commitment to expel rebel groups within 21 days.

The air force says the militants' hideouts on the outskirts of Tumbin Gini and Tumbin Kayewa were hit.

Rosmah Mansor was initially set to receive award for developing the potential of children in Malaysia.

The organisation has blamed the shortage of staff for the crisis.

Chandana Keerthi Bandara was sacked after 18 years of employment with BBC Sri Lankan news service.

Moscow said 'opposition and terrorists' were using the ceasefire to 'boost their forces and prepare for renewed hostilities'.

After Armeggedon on Earth, Jrump must climb walls in outer space to 'make the galaxy great again.'

President Rodrigo Duterte seeks six-month extension to ongoing bloody drug war.

Bush was one of several celebrities to 'help' host Jimmy Kimmel make it to the Emmys.

Donald Trump finally pust the 'birther movement' to rest.