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In his first call with Abbas since taking office, Trump indicated he wanted to discuss resuming Israel-Palestine peace talks.

It will be the first papal visit to the South American country in 31 years.

The two leaders are set to have their first face-to-face meeting in the White House on 14 March.

Democrat leader Charles Schumer warns that speedy exits interrupt ongoing cases and hinder justice.

Mike Kelly suggests former president attempting to undermine Trump administration

Tweets between suspected Russian spy and political consultant pointed to compromised email account of Hillary Clinton's campaign boss.

Line from Melissa McCarthy's satirical role as Trump's fiery mouthpiece used in press conference on strong US job growth figures.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu accuses Tehran of using Syrian civil war to gain foothold on 1967 ceasfire line.

Wilmington police launch internal investigation after traffic cop wrongly tells criminal defence lawyer Jesse Bright he cannot record incident

In recent years there has been controversy over the group's backing of Ukip.

The billionaire, who is suing the US government, owns house rented by Trump's first daughter.

Seen as hotspots by the DfT, selected roads will receive funds for upgrades and better signalling.

The prominent LUCHA member tells IBTimes UK how the UK, US and EU can help deliver democracy in the DRC.

Many Myanmarese believe the wizards were responsible for bringing an end to military rule in 2011.

Pyongyang and Beijing were both angered by her missile deal with the US.

Democrat pays tribute to New York rapper Notorious B.I.G. on 20th anniversary of his death.

Juncker shared hopes country will re-enter the bloc after informal meeting of 27 EU leaders in Brussels.

Attorney general facing complaint to Alabama State Bar from American Civil Liberties Union.

Polls have narrowed in recent weeks but Merkel's CDU still maintain an edge.

Companies across US hurrying to get their proposals in by deadline, but many believe wall will be mostly fence.

Revelation of 2011 deal emerges day after Farage was seen leaving Ecuadorian embassy.

Ari Schultz has been living in and out of hospital since he was born.

Law student is accused of "offending the Prophet" and "denigrating the dogma or precepts of Islam".

Sources tell IBTimes UK that drivers are expected to back the industrial action in 'career block' row.

Exiled resistance also claims network is pivotal for the running of arms to Iranian-backed rebels in Yemen.

BBC interviewee Robert Kelly manages to salvage on-air discussion after family burst in to interview room.

Jong-nam was waiting to board a flight to Macau at Kuala Lumpur airport on 13 February when was assassinated.

Startup incubator doesn't want founders deterred from applying due to Trump's new immigration policy.

Couple had been married for 36 years and had two grandchildren, with a third one on the way.