Jurgen Klopp tells BBC Sport he "doesn't care" about the "increasing pressure" at Liverpool after spending nearly £170m on four new players this summer.

After months of tension Donald Trump and Jean-Claude Juncker vow to lower or scrap tariffs.

As Pyongyang promises to return the remains of US soldiers, it could bring closure to their families.

Nur Warsame says he counsels Muslims across the globe not to feel shame about sexuality.

Streaming platforms are targeting India's young digital audience, often ignored by cable networks.

Conservatives in Congress file articles of impeachment in an effort to oust Rod Rosenstein.

Both candidates have questioned Mugabe's controversial policy, in the run-up to the election.

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Toddlers in court, mothers and children held hundreds of miles apart and a creaking bureaucracy.

Nine Entertainment and Fairfax say it will create Australia's "largest integrated media player".

The race to find new sources of cobalt - the key component in smartphone and electric car batteries.

An EU citizen who lived in the UK for 40 years fears she will not able to return home after Brexit.

The powerful ex-president has given up his Senate seat to face fraud and bribery charges.

Imran Khan is on course to win, but with counting delays it is unclear if he will secure a majority.

The Sarin gas attack on the Tokyo subway in 1995 was Japan's worst terror incident and left 13 dead.

A ruling over coverage of a raid on the singer's home puts press freedom at stake, the BBC argues.

Mohamed Salah wastes no time in returning to goalscoring form as Liverpool come from behind to beat Manchester City 2-1 in New Jersey.

Police say the blast was caused by a "suspected firecracker device" and only the attacker was hurt.

Former cricket star Imran Khan was on the margins of politics for years but now has power in sight.

Celtic could have scored "five or six goals" in an "absolutely magnificent" Champions League qualification win over Rosenborg, says boss Brendan Rodgers.

Kaitlan Collins was barred from an event after asking President Trump "inappropriate" questions.