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The former lawmaker pleaded guilty to the crime.

“I got into a topic that I shouldn’t have and I screwed up.”

Mr. Putin said Damascus had given up its chemical weapons stocks.

The deal went into force near midnight Wednesday.

On Wednesday, the Daily Mail apologised for the article and said it would issue a retraction.

At least 87 people, including many children were killed in the attack.

Russia is the main military backer of Syria’s ruling regime, a long-time ally.

The ministry said ammunition, weapons, a motorcycle and Islamic State books and publications were found at the scene.

“Mauritania, Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger and Chad also known as the Sahel G5 are the focus of the initiative.”

President Trump had said if China refused to cooperate on North Korea, U.S. would act alone.

The so-called Islamic State claimed responsibility for the bombings.

U.S. deployed an aircraft carrier, two guided-missile destroyers and a guided-missile cruiser.

“…I appeal for restraint to avoid any acts that could deepen the suffering of the Syrian people.”

Andreea Cristea was a Romanian tourist.

Thousands marched in major South African cities to protest against Mr. Zuma.

Five additional seats will be appointed by Mr. Barrow, who took power on January 19.

British and Turkish officials confirmed they were briefed before the air strike.

“The Yugoslav-made single engine Galeb G4 crashed at Ub, 50 kilometres south of Belgrade.”

“This step by Washington will inflict major damage on U.S.-Russia ties.”

President Trump ordered the attack in response to chemical attack that killed 80 civilians.

At least 70 people including at 20 children died in the attack.

The three, all residents of Gaza, had been sentenced to death by a Hamas court a few months ago.

Mr. Zuma’s sacking of two ministers sparked calls for him to step down and threatened to split the ANC.

Five seats would be appointed directly by President Adama Barrow.

The interview appeared to have been conducted before U.S. President Trump accused Mr. Assad of crossing “many, many lines” with...