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Xi Jinping can moan about Interpol's "double standards" all he likes, but not all legal systems are equal.

The new provision would also affect green card holders and naturalised citizens as well.

Boris Johnson calls for Britain to make 'moral case' for global free trade deals after Brexit.

At least 20 rockets were fired at the Kabul airport and nearby areas.

Turkey and Iraq have urged Kurdish officials to call off 'unconstitutional' referendum on independence.

The new law is to apparently discourage non-traditional practices in the country.

Archaeologists found the remains of nine men, all between the ages of 25 and 30, who were sacrificed as part of a Sican ritual.

The initiative is being taken after analysing the impact of anti-smoking clips played in movie theatres.

Military action was not his preferred option, but he was well prepared to use it, the US president warns.

The 22-year-old's parents opened up about how their son was tortured by the reclusive regime.

Celia Lois Hollingworth was on the phone with family when she said she was attacked by stray dogs.

The ultraconservative kingdom is ruled by Shariah law.

Michael Kent and his parole officer Tiffany Whittier have brought a smile to the whole of Colorado.

Cristian Provvisionato fears Mauritania could issue an international arrest warrant for him.

Concertgoers were detained for "promoting sexual deviancy" at gig by Lebanese band Mashrou' Leila.

The Mayor of London said it was "possible" that Labour's next manifesto will pledge to let voters choose whether to accept an exit deal, or stay in the European Union.

The number of refugees arriving in Bangladesh since 25 August has been estimated at 480,000 – 60% of them children.

Over 200 players and staff defied Trump opting to kneel during the national anthem at NFL games.

Hazel Malcolm-Walker, representing Bournemouth West, fainted at the start of her speech on health services closures.

This is the first time Beijing has carried out military drills in its first overseas base.

Four suspects held following discovery of drugs factory in Jardim Avelino, Sao Paulo.

India's Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman conveys New Delhi's decision to visiting US Defence Secretary James Mattis.

Animal lover Dan Brandon may have been the first person in Britain to have been killed by a python.

Although Isis often turns to social media sites for recruitment and propaganda, their poor coding skills limit potential cyberattacks.

Almost 60,000 people have been evacuated following hundreds of tremors.

The terrifying incident took place at Wynard Station, Sydney.

Hate preacher Abu Walaa accused of being a key recruiter for the group.

Footage shows fighter talking in Raqqa with leading Isis recruiter, hacker and executioner.

"I need me some of that rhythm," one Reddit user wrote.