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At least 20 militants killed in Nusra stronghold of Kafar Jales in Idlib province, monitoring group says.

Family members of China's Politburo Standing Committee are also accused of setting up offshore companies.

IMF chief Christine Lagarde said the IMF 'conducts its negotiations in good faith, not by way of threats.'

Eyewitness says it could have been much worse as officials investigate the cause of the crash.

The Republican frontrunner claims Kasich is taking votes away from him.

The proposal would also require candidates to disclose their top 10 donors in adverts.

Lethal cocktail was created to thwart skyrocketing price of $5,000 Valent pharma dose.

There are 86 delegates available to Democrats and 42 delegates for Republicans in the next primary.

The US Army grants the lifetime accommodation following a lawsuit claiming religious discrimination.

Known to have links with al-Qaeda he was listed by the US as a 'specially designated global terrorist'.

Fund says it neither invested or transferred funds to Red Granite Pictures for the movie.

Air France says female crew members must wear headscarves when they arrive in Tehran.

Multiple abuse cases stem from original convicted bishop's 'influence over police'.

The controversial leader of the ANC is in trouble after using public funds to upgrade his private residence

US marine Louis Cardin was killed in rocket attack in March.

Northern Irishwoman must remain in Peru on condition of her parole terms.

Terrorists' improvised bomb detonated near a police station in al-Dalam, killing one person.

All services between New York and Philadelphia suspended after crash.

Emergency services evacuated 50 people from the building.

Investigation reveals a north London council 'destroyed evidence' of thousands placed in illegal education centres.

Prime Minister Beata Szydlo's far-right administration wants to return Poland to 'traditional Catholic roots'.

Armenian-backed forces accuse Azerbaijan of continuing onslaught despite ceasefire.

On Friday Obama said he had urged Erdogan not to stifle democratic debate.

At least 65 expats vacated their homes and remain unaccounted for.

Japan's mobilisation seems more like a show of strength to challenge China's territorial claims.

Civilians freed as Iraqi forces retake parts of Heet, Anbar province.

Flights to the Belgian capital are still running from New York's JFK International.

The businessman is working hard to recapture the limelight after a difficult week of campaigning.

IMF refuses to challenge contents of transcript released by WikiLeaks as Athens seeks explanation.