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The name for this year's event: a "super blood wolf Moon."

In the fourth annual Arab Economic and Social Development Summit held in Beirut

The moon will not go completely dark but take on a coppery red glow - called a blood moon

The choking contamination peaks in evenings and early mornings when temperatures plunge below zero

After it intercepts a rocket fired from Syrian territory

At least 25 others injured in one of the deadliest strikes against the UN mission in the West African country

In a referendum on June 23, 2016, Britons chose to end their membership of the 28-nation EU

Victim had jumped enclosure's wall

Senior US officials have given contradictory statements about US intentions

The government wins the initial case after filing suit

The poll is the final step in a peace deal with the Catholic-majority country's Moro Islamic Liberation Front

The 3.8 billion people at the bottom of the scale saw their wealth decline by 11 per cent last year

First rule of Iraqi bikers club is: 'you do not talk about politics!'

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham suggests Trump-Imran summit to find common strategic vision

Despite constraints Pakistan has contributed to all efforts for regional peace, says Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa

Chadian President Idriss Deby Itno is one of Africa's longest-serving leaders

More than 13,000 peacekeepers are deployed in Mali as part of UN peacekeeping mission

Carpet pythons are amongst the most commonly caught non-venomous snake in Queensland

Hundreds of buses, especially from northern Greece had brought protesters in for the rally

Ghani’s critics say previous presidential election in 2014 was fraught with irregularities

Airstrike targeted al Shabaab fighters who had rammed into a military base near Jilib

Groups of MPs planning to table amendments this week

Japan has one of the world's highest life expectancies

The bomber detonated an explosives-packed car close to the governor’s convoy

30-year-old was arrested while travelling on a bus outside Dhaka

Part of the Women's March campaign held around the world

The pre-dawn blaze forces the evacuation of some 60 resort workers, including foreigners

The explosion takes place near a security branch in the south of the city says Syrian Observatory

Duke of Edinburgh pictured driving new Land Rover Freelander on his wife's private Sandringham estate

After the deadliest attack to hit US troops since they deployed to Syria

Explosion occurred as residents scrambled to get buckets and drums to a gush at the pipeline

As the United Nations struggles to implement a peace deal

Says these concessions will build trust and goodwill necessary to begin real immigration reform

In a video that sparks criticism from political opponents

'Saudi Arabia is turning a new page'

Thousands of homes lose power but no immediate reports of injuries or damage

Activists say the march is to celebrate gains made in 2018 elections, which saw more women elected to US Congress

Incident generates outrage in occupied valley; politicians seek action against perpetrators

'Kim Jong Un is looking forward to it'

Two US service members, one Department of Defence civilian and one contractor were killed in the Manbij attack

23 regional groups forge a common front against BJP

Victim hits wife leading to argument after which she pours petrol on him

Riyadh has denied any claims of the crown prince's involvement but the case has caused strains with Washington

Report shows some companies using fake documents to conceal fuel donations

One of eight people indicted in November for creating fake advertising schemes through remote data centres

The prime minister vows to "punish" those responsible

No explanation given for resignations

With so much deforestation taking place around the world, wild coffee species are being impacted at an alarming rate

Three days after her body was found in Melbourne

Spokesperson says militant group will not hold any meeting with US special envoy Zalmay Khalilzad in Islamabad