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About 564 people were injured after stepping on landmines in the conflict-hit area, the ministry said.

The women fled after renouncing Islam.

Federal employees rally to call for an end to the partial government shutdown.

The shutdown is in its 20th day.

Lai Ching-te took office in September 2017.

The parliament voted on Wednesday for an amendment asking government to set out plan B within three days.

The attacks killed 130 people.

Gonen Segev delivered information to Iranian Intelligence officials over the past six years.

Democrats are eager to force Republicans to choose between funding the Treasury’s Internal Revenue Service and voting to keep it partially shut.

The British parliament on Wednesday resumes debating the deal ahead of next week’s vote.

Greece claims the name Macedonia and its historic legacy for its ancient northern province.

President Donald Trump in December announced the withdrawal of the 2,000 U.S. troops from Syria.

The U.S. has re-imposed sanctions on Iran following its exit from the landmark Iranian nuclear deal in May 2018.

Protesters will have to pay for damaged property in new sanctions, an official says.

The experts will remove the roof before dismantling the house inside a sealed structure over the next four months.

Almost 2,500 police officers were stationed at the park where devotees converged.

Attacks against school children happen fairly frequently in China

Democrats in Congress have kicked against building a wall on U.S border with Mexico, calling it “immoral.”

The Sultan ruled for slightly more than two years.

The 51-year-old man was knifed on the train in front of his son

The pope says the bishops had “concentrated more on pointing fingers than on seeking paths of reconciliation.”

The journalists was murdered inside the Saudi consulate in Turkey last October.