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New Images Inside London Fire Tower Show 'Indescribable' Scenes
London police Sunday released images taken within Grenfell Tower following its devastating fire, as a police chief said conditions inside verged on the "indescribable" and warned the death toll would rise further.
Two Killed as Resort Outside Mali's Capital Bamako Attacked by Gunmen
Gunmen stormed Le Campement Kangaba in Dougourakoro, to the east of the capital Bamako, a resort foreign residents often visit for weekend breaks
Fresh Syria Peace Talks in Geneva Slated For July 10
A fresh round of UN-sponsored Syria peace talks will begin on July 10 in Geneva, the UN envoy said on Saturday, amid slim hopes for progress towards ending over six years of bloodshed.
US Police Officer Who Fatally Shot Black Motorist Found Not Guilty
St. Anthony Police Department officer Jeronimo Yanez, who testified that he feared for his life when he fatally shot Philando Castile last July, was found not guilty of second-degree manslaughter.
Donald Trump Financial Disclosures Show Mar-a-Lago Resort Business Boom
US President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, which he's visited seven times as president, pulled in millions of dollars more than it had previously.
Helmut Kohl, Chancellor Who Reunited Germany, Dies at 87
Germany's longest serving post-war leader Helmut Kohl, the father of national reunification, dies at 87
US Adds 3 Islamic State Group Leaders to Terrorism Blacklist
The Trump administration on Thursday added three senior members of the Islamic State group to a terrorism blacklist, including the group's leader and chief recruiter in India and a recruiter for attackers who carried out two deadly assaults in Europe.
France's Emmanuel Macron Says EU Door Remains Open to UK
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday that the door to the European Union remains open to the United Kingdom as long as exit negotiations are not concluded, but it would be difficult to walk back once negotiations start.
Turkish President Erdogan Says Qatar Isolation Violates Islamic Values
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan denounced the isolation of Qatar by neighbouring states as a violation of Islamic values and tantamount to a "death penalty" against Doha in a crisis reverberating through the Middle East and beyond.
From 'Caliph' to Fugitive: IS Leader Baghdadi's New Life on The Run
Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is on the brink of losing the two main centres of his 'caliphate' but even though he is on the run, it may take years to capture or kill him, officials and experts said.
Panama Papers: Nawaz Sharif to be First Sitting Pak PM to Appear Before Probe Agency
Beleaguered Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will appear before the Joint Investigation Team probing the high-profile Panamagate graft case on Thursday to become the first sitting premier of the country to depose before such a panel.
China's Shanghai Residents Hit Streets in Rare Show of Dissent
In a rare show of public dissent, hundreds of people came out on the streets in China's biggest city and financial hub Shanghai on Sunday to protest against the recent changes in housing regulations by the city government.
US Attorney General Jeff Sessions Next in Scandal's Spotlight
Concerns have been raised about whether Sessions helped otherwise subvert the ongoing Russia-related investigations.
Afghan Commando Kills Two US Soldiers, Wounds Two Others
An Afghan commando on Saturday killed two American soldiers and wounded two others during a joint operation in eastern Nangarhar province.
Merkel Says Ready For Brexit Talks, Assumes UK Sticking to its Plan
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday she assumed Britain would stick to its plan for leaving the European Union after the country's election upset, and that she wanted to work quickly on talks over Brexit.
May Confirms Top Cabinet Posts to Remain Unchanged
The UK PM got down to the business and announced that her core finance, defence and Brexit team will remain in place.