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The US president has said he is in the early stages of considering lifting the sanctions.

Satirist Shahak Shapira started the photo project 'Yolocaust' to criticise tourists for taking selfies at the memorial.

'I call on the president not to go down the road of isolation,' Mueller told US President Donald Trump.

The president's actions have been described as a de facto Muslim ban.

The president said the pair were working to build a fair relationship.

The Washington-based monitoring project 38 North say that a plutonium plant is 'very likely operating'.

Body language expert and psychologist Judi James explains why May and Trump held hands.

Donald Trump met Theresa May face-to-face for the first time at the White House on 27 January.

The president's comments have already prompted criticism on social media.

Some Trump fans have criticised the journalist for her line of questioning.

The pair discussed Isis, Nato, post-Brexit trade and the 'special relationship' between the US and UK.

Enigmatic alt-right figure to join former Breitbart boss Steve Bannon as an adviser to Trump administration.

France's top court has rejected a law condemning the smacking of children.

First Lady is suing for $150m (£113m) following the publication of false claims about her past.

The British prime minister and the US president talk face-face for the first time.

Risk management firm PGI warns divisions pose 'significant threat to stability' ahead of 2020 polls.

Arrests come after alleged attack on military camp earlier this week, amid fears they may lead to civil war.

Legal action by Atlatszo comes amid fears in Hungary of a growing civil society crackdown.

The meeting to talk trade will be Trump's first diplomatic meeting with a foreign leader as president.

Britain sees executors such as Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Kuwait as vital allies after Brexit.

William Ballard and Delenay Crissinger spotted in car in Sarasota, surrounded by drugs and paraphernalia

The women have had a protest permit against the bill rejected a second time.

There is no such thing as a partial-birth abortion.

Republican gets mixed reaction after signing slew of executive orders from healthcare to immigration.

Survivors gathered at the former Nazi death camp to commemorate its liberation by Soviet troops in 1945.

Claims that his wife received half a million euros will add to anti-establishment anger.

Barcelona introduces moratorium on licenses and restrictions on hotel rooms to reduce overwhelming tourism.

Ousman Sonko arrested as Gambia welcomed arrival of Jammeh's successor, Adama Barrow.

Privacy activists say Microsoft shouldn't be trusting Thailand's national root certificate as it can be hijacked.