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There have been four deaths in the sub-zero temperatures at Moria refugee camp on Lesbos.

The decision, not legally binding, comes amid growing criticism of the court's alleged prejudice towards African leaders.

Some 125 million child brides are still exposed to domestic and sexual violence, despite leaders' efforts.

19-year-old Kadiatu Kamara took up surfing to escape the horrors of the Ebola epidemic which devastated Sierra Leone in 2014.

English Cameroon rocked by months-long protests and strike against perceived marginalisation and use of French.

Seoul has denied all 'abduction' accusations saying the women defected of their own free will.

Clashes between army and infamous General Sultani Makenga confirm M23 revival in the country.

Earlier, President Duterte had urged army generals to help him in the war against drugs.

Ban made the announcement at an impromptu press conference following a meeting with his country's conservative party leaders.

The US had agreed to a refugee resettlement deal with Australia late last year and Trump agreed to honour it.

Bookings for Asian Winter Games athletes from China were cancelled following the scandal.

Ukraine and Russia have accused each other for the increase in violence over the past few days.

Native American groups have vowed legal action against the decision.

Police initially suspected that drug overdose caused the deaths.

Foreign Minister Lubomir Zaoralek said the attack resembles the one recently carried out against the DNC.

Iran neither confirmed nor denied the launch, but said it would never use such a missile to target another country.

Come 15 June, retail consumers will not be required to pay extra for using their networks in other countries.

Green card holder Naimma, 75, died a day after being turned back at Iraqi airport.

Friends claim Alexandre Bissonnette expressed anti-immigration views towards Muslim refugees.

The three men were reportedly planning to travel out to war zones, likely in Syria or Iraq.

Prince of Wales appeared with Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis, who slammed Trump over 'Muslim ban'.

Veteran 'bootstraps' employee takes over at time of change with Mexican wall firmly on agenda.

Ryan Lock is said to have put a rifle to his throat when ambushed by IS fighters.

The entire state could offer protection to immigrants under threat of deportation.

White House press secretary Sean Spicer suggests objectors should 'get with the programme or go'.

Colorado Justice will replace the late Antonin Scalia.

Acting attorney general was fired for refusing to accept president's travel ban.

White House press secretary made comments about the boy who is a US citizen and lives in Maryland.

The late Rae Kushner gave 1982 interview for use in US Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington.