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President Obama has attempted to play down fighting between the teams.

Isabelle Lagace, 28, from Quebec was arrested in Sydney at the end of a 51-day voyage aboard the Sea Princess.

The sportsman joined 300 influential people who spent the night in Edinburgh's Charlotte Square.

Ray John Brown was shot in the stomach and is being treated for the injury, which is not thought to be life-threatening.

The Martinellis are holding on to a piece of land and refusing to sell it to Google, which wants to expand.

US has no firm understanding of what hackers collected on American political leaders — including Republicans

Is Beijing sending a message as the president-elect flirts with Taiwan?

US says DRC situation is 'potentially explosive' since 'efforts to work out an acceptable transition failed'.

President Buhari asked to be given bill for food at the banquet, says Buhari's spokesperson.

Dr George Ellard is appealing a decision to terminate him for retaliating against another whistleblower.

UN mission allegedly gave arms to SPLM-IO general James Koang, whose troops 'massacred' civilians in Bentiu.

Barack Obama has vowed to retaliate against Russia over major hacks that some believe cost Hillary Clinton the election

US political transition may disrupt engagement on DRC as potential for violence remains high.

MPs will vote on a groundbreaking international treaty on domestic violence today.

Unrest in English-speaking provinces in Cameroon over use of French and 'disenfranchisement'.

'What Jesus Christ is for many religious people, Stalin is the same for me,' says one elderly fan.

Tata Sons says Ratan Tata will continue to lead the conglomerate until a new head is appointed.

The van with 20 students of a private school reportedly came under attack in Pakistan-administered-Kashmir.

President-elect tells mainly white audience that blacks are 'smart' for not voting for Hillary Clinton.

Foreign Minister Perfecto Yasay said the country does not want to increase tensions with China on the South China Sea dispute.

Starting from 16 December, private cars will be allowed to ply on Beijing's roads only on alternate days.

Thousands of civilians and rebel fighters have left Aleppo in convoys of buses and ambulances in the past 24 hours.

A new report suggests signs Trump could rein in multi-million dollar development aid streams to Africa.

Islamist groups like al-Qaeda and the Islamic State have referred to the plight of the Rohingya in their material.

Russia and Turkey have agreed a Syrian peace summit should be held in Kazakhstan.

Státní bezpečnost spies reported on the couple's marriage and Trump's early White House ambitions.

Since taking power in the May 2014 coup, the junta has banned political gatherings of more than five people.

Chinese J-15 fighters and aircraft carrier Liaoning flex their muscles in Bohai Sea.

Presidential office says that the Blue House cannot be searched for national security reasons.