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Wildfires fuelled by record heat are ravaging Europe, burning around 500,000 hectares and forcing thousands to flee.
Israeli soldiers accused of supporting ‘terrorist’ settlers in Qusra
Members of the US Congress have called for a probe into conditions amid reports of sailors attempting to jump ship.
In tonight's edition: The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is spreading, with the virus now confirmed in a sixth province, raising fresh concerns about new infections and the challe...
The Italian military police said that art collectively valued at more than $10 million had been found five months after being taken in a nighttime heist near Parma.
Flights will be suspended until at least Saturday afternoon, leaving hundreds of travellers stranded.
Defense Minister Katz called for the military to turn over to the police the responsibility for protecting Palestinians after two West Bank families were besieged by violent settlers.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said Saturday the death of Jason Arday was "a tragedy on so many levels". Cambridge's youngest ever Black professor, who resigned from the university last week followin...
Police are treating sociology professor Jason Arday's death as unexpected but not suspicious.
The authorities tracked the animal after a string of close encounters with residents, reigniting a bitter debate over how a small, densely populated country should live with wolves.
Officials say the blaze, near the port town of Omis, is one of the worst in Croatia's history.
US President Donald Trump on Friday dismissed concerns about the toll on sailors aboard the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, who have endured a record deployment of almost nine months, saying th...
The US has not confirmed the revocation which comes amid crackdown on Mexican politicians with alleged ties to cartels.
A potential environmental disaster is unfolding off Oman, where a grounded tanker is leaking sanctioned Russian oil.
"I shot Mr Thompson in Manhattan and he died," the 28-year-old said after pleading guilty to charges of stalking resulting in death.
Forcing the US president to go "hat-in-hand to Congress" for permission would be "dangerous", the administration says.
Appeals court previously ruled that Trump administration must seek authorisation from Congress to continue with project.
The arrest comes weeks after Trump criticised Jeanine Pirro for dropping charges over damage to the Reflecting Pool.
It marked the first time a court had heard Mangione describe how he committed a crime that garnered worldwide attention.
Control over the strait has been a sticking point in the ongoing ceasefire negotiations between the US and Iran.