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Alexei Navalny says the conviction for theft is politically motivated.

Unregulated tinkering with DNA could invite a poison gas attack.

The move adds a new wrinkle to a debate already raging in the new, Republican-led U.S. Congress.

The news fired up center-left opponents before a parliamentary election next month.

The Islamic State also burned to death a Jordanian pilot earlier this month.

‘Israel is your home,’ said Netanyahu to Europe’s Jews last week, a vision not shared by all.

Some have questioned the silence of French feminists over increased attacks on Muslim women.

If you want a lot of quiet areas, head west.

Alexis Tsipras is confident a deal will be found but refuses to compromise on his pre-election pledges.

Despite falling attendees to their marches, the anti-Islamic group are continuing the movement.

More U.S. troops, a no-fly zone over Syria and, yes, boots on the ground are needed.

The sex worker’s trade union say calls for criminalisation are fuelled by an ulterior motive to send home illegal migrants.

Reports estimate ceasefire violations stand at around 5,000 for January - the highest monthly figure since the 1994 truce.

His ruling means the Homeland Security department may not shut down—for a while.

More than 2,000 people took to the streets last night to protest the Russian president's visit.

“We are ready to bear witness to whom we are and what we do according to the words of Christ.”

Swedish daily Dagens Nyheter reported the state prosecutor believed the suspects sent money to Islamic State.

The suspect, a homeless man, claims the fire was an “accident.”

Hating minority groups like Muslims is alien to America’s culture of tolerance.

A Ukrainian official said the pro-Russian forces used small arms and grenades.

Russian Court Ends House Arrest, Upholds Sentence for Kremlin-Critic Navalny