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A third of a million people donate to American Civil Liberties Union in two days.

Obama appointee is 'relieved' of job after telling Justice Department not to defend executive order.

Lloyd Blankfein's words were unexpected given his bank's perceived closeness to president.

Former head of foreign office warns that Queen has been put in 'a very difficult position'.

Outgoing Obama appointee Sally Yates is not even convinced the executive order is lawful.

Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma sats Trump's travel ban is 'one of the greatest challenges' facing Africa.

Civil rights group condemns president's executive order as a 'Muslim exclusion order'.

Country welcomed back into Africa's 'family' despite opposition from South Africa and Algeria.

The former president said he fundamentally disagrees with discrimination based on faith or religion.

Prime minister promises Enda Kerry there will be no return to the 'borders of the past'

Iraqi army has regained control of the city's east and is now ready to push across the Tigris.

Nomination hearing on Tuesday will see Judiciary Committee rule on Trump's attorney general.

Local authorities in Ragalna, Nicolosi and Bronte took the decision in the interests of safety.

Moshe Kantor also said that all countries need to defend themselves against global terror.

The coalition agreement stated the ban on the veil was consistent with the country's policy of 'open society'.

Google co-founder Sergey Brin, once an immigrant, has joined anti-travel ban protests.

Attorneys say detainees are being handcuffed and taken off site to skirt federal court injunction.

Alternative facts, truthful hyperbole - how Donald Trump handles the media sounds worryingly familiar.

The flight from Hamburg to Stockholm was forced to land back in Hamburg after the foul smell was detected.

Collective Sassoufit invites tourists to witness deadly bombardments and 'dictator' Sassou Nguesso.

The civil rights activist won a landmark Supreme Court case after refusing to go to an internment camp.

Fighting is heaviest in the region for many weeks.

AIVD is recruiting IT people to spy on Dutch people abroad and report back from hacker communities.

Trial verdict of three peaceful Lucha activists is expected on 1 February in Goma, DRC.

The vote in Iraqi parliament asks the government in Baghdad to retaliate against Trump's executive order.

IBTimes UK met Gambian refugees who had fled to Senegal following political crisis in their country.

Known as The Forbidden City, the base in Wünsdorf was home to tens of thousands of Red Army soldiers from 1945 until 1994 and the end of the Cold War.

The wall is a symbol of how Trump wants to deal with everything he doesn't understand: get it out.

Follow developments at airports throughout the US as Trump's 'Muslim ban' takes effect