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Andrew Bowen, a visiting scholar with the American Enterprise Institute, didn't get the reaction he expected.

On 4 April 2002 warring parties signed an agreement to end 27 years of civil war.

New Delhi asks Beijing not to interfere in its 'internal affairs' and politicise the Dalai Lama's religious visit.

An avalanche of mud, water and debris smashed into Mocoa, engulfing homes and killing at least 273 people, many of them children.

The family was reportedly involved in helping flood victims before the tragedy took place.

UK prime minister is set to meet Saudi Arabia's King Salman a week after triggering Brexit talks.

Melbourne artist Lushsux has reincarnated the footballer's famous bust.

The issue could be raised at the upcoming meeting between Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

The music was played by two European DJs near the famous seaside resort of Hammamet.

Government says charges against staff from Médecins Sans Frontières are valid.

Labour leader will issue attack against the Tories as he launches his party's local elections campaign.

Atop gas fields and Grangemouth refinery, Ratcliffe's Ineos will soon manipulate infrastructure that delivers 40% of North Sea oil and gas.

The attacks were triggered following the death of an Indian student, who allegedly died of drug overdose.

Kyrgyz security service names suspect believed to have killed 11 people as Akbarzhon Jalilov.

The Japanese foreign minister said the ambassador is returning in view of the changing political situation in Seoul.

The Oscar-winning director fled the US ahead of sentencing in 1978, a year after admitting raping a minor.

The bill drew fierce criticism from Democrats as well as data privacy groups and consumer advocates.

Former model Melania Trump married Donald Trump in January 2005.

Ismael Sueno is the senior-most minister to be dismissed by the Philippine president.

A 'no deal' would see the UK fall back on trading under World Trade Organization rules.

During his campaign, Trump had pledged to donate his annual salary of $400,000 to charity.

Justice Department cautions employers petitioning for the visa not to discriminate against US workers.

The death toll reached 273 as the search for missing people continues.

A pilot project was launched at the New Delhi airport in the Indian capital.

'Happening all over the world. Absolutely a terrible thing,' the US president told reporters.

Prosecutor Aramis Ayala sparked controversy while handling the murder case of a police officer in March.

The country's Supreme Court has ruled that all liquor establishments in the vicinity of national and state highways be shut.

Dr Rebecca Ovenden, 32, was described as 'talented' and 'much respected'.

'It has become clear that Judge Gorsuch does not have the 60 votes necessary to end debate on his nomination.'