Dutch minister Lilianne Ploumen disappointed by Trump signing policy through executive order on day three in office.
Israel announced the building of 2,500 new settler homes on Tuesday.
The last three wrestlers promoted to 'Yokozuna' were Mongolian.
The jihadist group is said to have beefed up security to prevent further escapes.
The Indian leader said he was looking forward to strengthening bilateral ties with the US.
Park was impeached after being implicated in a corruption scandal involving her aide Choi Soon-sil.
It will restrict Trump's ability to fire a nuclear first strike without a declaration of war by Congress.
The minister said his country would be willing to engage given there is mutual respect for each other's interests.
However, an investigation into the matter may lead to criminal prosecution, Hong Kong said.
'I'm focused on building our community at Facebook and working on the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative,' he said.
A ruling to unseat or reinstate Park requires the approval of six out of the court's nine justices.
Bana Alabed and her family were evacuated from east Aleppo in December 2016.
Plaintiffs want a federal judge declare the state's 1998 assault weapon ban unconstitutional.
The conflict began after a senior knight allowed the distribution of condoms in a medical project for the poor.
The new president indicated his intention with a tweet that said: 'We will build the wall'.
Somalia is the most corrupt country in the world for the 10th year running, says Transparency International.
Reshall Jimmy was incinerated inside his car after it burst into flames.
Badlands National Park posted climate change science on Twitter but tweets were then removed.
Protestors call for people across America to stand up against president's decision.
Prime minister's decision not to meet with Democrats criticised as 'breach of protocol'.
Canberra is also considering opening TPP to China after Trump ditched trade pact.
Washington Post says Trump was angered by unflattering comparisons with his inauguration crowd.
New US president tweets: 'Big day planned on national security tomorrow ... we will build the wall.'
Mike Pompeo has encouraged agency employees to reach out to him.
Up to 300,000 Chinese died when Japanese troops occupied Nanjing in 1937.
Scottish poet Robert Burns loved haggis so much he wrote a poem to it.
Mark Dayton fainted while delivering state of the state address but expects to make full recovery.
Similar communication bans imposed on Departments of Agriculture and Interior.
Veteran Democratic California governor vows to protect immigrants and fight deportations.
House Speaker Paul Ryan said he has 'seen no evidence to that effect'.