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Two Years on, Paris Attacks Suspect Keeps His Silence
Captured after four months on the run following a massive international manhunt, Salah Abdeslam is now France's most closely guarded detainee.
UK Landlord Bans Curry-Cooking Indian Tenants, Court Deems Unlawful
Fergus Wilson, who owns hundreds of properties in Kent in south-east England, had denied being racist but lost the legal action brought by the UK's human rights watchdog when Maidstone County Court granted an injunction against the policy this week.
Putin Says US Plotted Doping Scandal to Swing Russian Vote
President Vladimir Putin on Thursday accused the United States of inventing doping allegations against Russian athletes to influence next year's presidential election, which he is widely expected to contest and win.
Syria Declares Victory Over Islamic State
Syria's army declared victory over Islamic State on Thursday, saying its capture of the jihadists' last town in the country marked the collapse of their project in the region.
For Some Palestinians in Love, This Slum is The Only Place to Live
Kafr Aqab is no one's dream destination: the overcrowded neighbourhood separated from adjacent East Jerusalem by Israel's barrier in the occupied West Bank is notorious for rutted roads, drugs and violence.
Former US President Barack Obama Answers Call for Jury Duty in Chicago
As a prospective juror, Obama -- a former law professor -- will join fellow citizens at the courthouse, waiting to see if he is chosen to serve on a trial. He will earn the standard compensation of USD 17.20 per day.
Desperate Rohingya Use Plastic Rafts to Flee Myanmar
Bangladesh border guards spotted the makeshift raft overloaded with more than 50 passengers as it drifted toward the coastal village of Shah Porir Dwip village.
Tough Conditions for Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh, Says Official
"What we saw in the camps was shocking. The scale of the refugee crisis is immense," Simon Henshaw, the Acting Assistant Secretary of State for Population, Refugees, and Migration told reporters at a news conference.
Thief Steals Botero Statue From France's Most Guarded Street
According security camera footage, the bearded thief caressed the 10-kilo statue of typically fleshy Botero figures, then looked around him before taking the statue from its plinth and discreetly making an exit.
Theresa May, Party Leaders Agree to Tackle Sexual Harassment with New Measures
Britain's parliament is the latest institution to become embroiled in a sex scandal after abuse allegations against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein prompted thousands of women and men to share stories about improper behaviour.
Donald Trump Praises Saudi Rulers After Mass Arrests for Corruption
Trump, who has cultivated much warmer ties with Riyadh than his predecessor Barack Obama, tweeted on Monday that he has "great confidence in King Salman and the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia" following the mass arrests, which was the biggest anti-corruptio...
Kim-Trump Meet? US President Open to Sitting Down With 'Rocket Man'
Trump's conciliatory-sounding comment came after months of fiery rhetorical exchanges between the two leaders, prompted by a series of internationally condemned nuclear and missile tests by the North.
Man With Assault Rifle Guns Down 26 Churchgoers in Deadliest Texas Shooting
The gunman was killed in the aftermath, the local media quoted police as saying, although it is not sure if the deputies killed the shooter or he took his own life.
'America First' to 'Zero': The A to Z of Donald Trump's First Year in White House
As US President Donald Trump completes one year in office. Here's a look at the major takeaways from his tenure in the Oval Office.
Twitter Employee Marks Last Day at Work by Taking Down Donald Trump's Account
"Earlier today @realdonaldtrump's account was inadvertently deactivated due to human error by a Twitter employee," the company said in a tweet.
Police Catch 'Nonchalant' Gunman Who Killed 3 at Colorado Walmart
Authorities named the suspect as Scott Ostrem, 47, and released a surveillance camera photograph of a middle-aged white man wearing a black jacket and blue jeans.