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Protesters take to US streets on Black Friday
Protesters boycott Black Friday and voice their anger at political repression, economic inequalities and police mistreatment of minorities.

Protesters boycott Black Friday and voice their anger at political repression, economic inequalities and police mistreatment of minorities.

Scotland has set out a set of legal arguments to have a say on Brexit.

Bulgaria to move 1,000 refugees, mostly Afghans, from its largest camp into former army barracks.

George Soros is using Green Party’s Jill Stein as one of his many tools to change the US presidential election results.

Wisconsin officials are going to recount the presidential votes in response to Green Party nominee Jill Stein’s petition.

Bahrainis have expressed their solidarity with senior Shia cleric, slamming Manama's crackdown on dissent.

Russia has protested Ukraine’s plan to conduct missile-firing exercises over the Crimean Peninsula.

Donald Trump has chosen two more people for important positions as he tries to overcome reported divisions in his transition team.

At least four people were shot, two fatally, across the United States during Black Friday sales.

A Sri Lankan court has sentenced 18 men to death over murdering the executive of a US tea company.

If Rudy Giuliani is appointed secretary of state he will follow on Hillary Clinton’s war policies with Russia in Syria.

Yemeni snipers have reportedly shot and killed three Saudi soldiers in the kingdom's southwestern border region of Asir.

Government secretary Geddel Vieira Lima tendered his resignation in a letter to Temer published in the media on Friday.

"Now every drop of this water will be stopped and I will give that to … Indian farmers. I am committed to this," Modi says.

The Iranian energy minister says Iran and Japan must make use of the opportunities offered by the JCPOA to boost cooperation in the energy sector.

Israeli soldiers have gunned down a Palestinian teenage boy over an alleged stabbing attack in East Jerusalem al-Quds.

John Major, the former British prime minister, says there is a "credible case" for a second referendum on Brexit.

Iran urges the Djibouti’s president to stop implementing others’ orders and act based on existing realities.