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Switzerland's Turtmann Glacier split in two last month, losing 300,000 cubic metres in a dramatic collapse

Damascus-based medics and relief workers are skeptical of official figures

Fire that started on Friday night rapidly grew to burn some 45,000 acres

A date for the opening round of talks to be hosted in Doha has not been set

China and the United States have been at loggerheads over everything

India is nearly 70,000 cases ahead of Brazil

Everybody has to follow social distancing rules to prevent the spread of infections

The most recent polls show her Labour Party has a strong lead over the conservative National Party

The ruling says the defendants supported Da'ish and planned to kill members of the security forces

Police say fire bombs were thrown at officers, injuring at least one community member

The knife attacks happened in four locations in the city centre

Wuhan remains reluctant to allow light to be shed on the origins of a pathogen that has killed nearly 900,000

Country’s total tally of infections is 237,365 and fatalities to 3,875

Emergency services were working at the scene to ensure those who were injured were receiving medical care

The LDP will elect a new leader on Sept. 14 to replace Prime Minister Shinzo Abe

Restrictions in regional Victoria will ease from Sept. 13

Abdel Karim was drawn to recycling glass after seeing huge numbers of bottles been thrown out

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani castigated Iran’s friends for not standing up to the US

Jews once comprised 40 percent of Baghdad's population, according to a 1917 Ottoman census

A TRIBUTE TO THE NATION'S HEROES

All the polls seem to be going Joe Biden's way ahead of the November 3 presidential election

El Chapo is kept in isolation, incarcerated one of the United States' highest security prisons

Draped in red-and-white opposition flags, students staged protests in several places in Minsk

Cohen worked closely with Trump for years before turning against him

The event had been advertised on Facebook, calling for boats of “all shapes and sizes” to participate with Trump flags

Most of the victims suffered from 60 percent to 70 percent burns

This is a huge thank you to all hospital staff, not just the doctors and nurses but also cleaners

Says I have made up my mind and I am at peace

Ten confirmed cases arriving from outside the mainland were reported Friday

it's Green Drone distributing free cannabis from the sky

India added 86,432 cases of the new virus on Saturday, a global daily record

The August 4 blast killed about 190 people, injured 6,000 more and devastated whole neighborhoods

The death toll in France stood at 30,686 people as of Friday

Fire officials say gas pipeline leaks likely triggered the blasts

Pope Francis will next month visit the Italian town of Assisi

Iranian media says seminaries also reopened on Saturday to about 50,000 students

The government says the real number of infected people is likely significantly higher

The tunnel is 8.65 km long, aims to reduce the time and cost of moving goods

Floods this year have injured 46 people

With 168 new cases the total infections rose to 21,010

Ruling party holds a meeting to review the officials’ wrongdoings and seek strict legal punishment

UK must agree not to implement change to legislation that could distort trade with the bloc says Barnier

Neither country is interested in pushing the dispute to the point that they would engage in war says US govt source

Asia’s worst-hit country is now just around 60,000 cases behind Brazil, which has around 4 million confirmed cases

As Indonesia struggles to contain coronavirus cases, authorities are trying shock tactics to catch public’s attention

UN will be working with international partners to support and host countries throughout process, says Deborah Lyons

This would be the highest level political contact since tensions flared along their disputed mountain border in May

One in every four people in Rajewadi is positive for virus, with police blaming local religious event for the spread

European Union Aviation Safety Agency had banned PIA from flying to the bloc in June over safety concerns

A senior Russian official said Moscow had faced down its critics abroad