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Last year, Francis allowed a boy with autism to romp around the stage undisturbed

A doctor said most of those who survived the initial blast had suffered burns on over 80 percent of their bodies

Locals blame them from everything from increased pollution and a rise in petty crime, to a lack of work

Indonesia's Papua was hit by fresh unrest

Beijing says US arms sales to Taiwan 'constitute severe interference in China's internal affairs'

Trump announced on August 1 his plan to impose 10 percent tariffs on $300 billion in Chinese goods

Multiple hospital sources told AFP at least 100 people had been hurt, some of them by firearm injuries

The man had placed plastic bottles cut in half and partially filled with gasoline throughout the bus

Pell had been trying to overturn the verdicts and six-year sentence for sexually assaulting two 13-year-old choirboys

Morrison says Australia will send a "modest" contribution

Forest fires tend to intensify during the dry season, which usually ends in late October or early November

Seven people were wounded and five others were missing

In 1900, more than 100,000 tigers were estimated to roam the planet, that fell to record low of 3,200 globally in 2010

We're open for business, not for sale, says Greenland's foreign ministry

Dr Keren Tzarfaty says the results of the trial's first two phases were "extraordinary

Johnson makes his international debut at a gathering of G7 leaders

Industry body calls on authorities to implement govt guidelines

US president says will raise matter with Indian premier Narendra Modi over the weekend at G-7 Summit

Questions have been raised about the royal couple's use of private jets and their environmental impact

Spokesperson cites successful completion of 1,320MW coal power plant

Upgraded version of the same jet was flown by Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman which was shot down by PAF aircraft

'Victim' says that wife approached 'tantrik' who asked her to make him only eat the local sweet

Irish Police launch investigation after video of incident goes viral

Filming for the new movie, previously known only as Bond 25, got under way in Jamaica in April

Senior state department official calls on India 'to quickly release detainees' and 'restore basic liberties'

The show of 90 works first displayed in London's National Portrait Gallery in 2018 to widespread critical acclaim

In Doha, Ambassador Khalilzad will resume talks with Taliban, says State Department

The new tool is to give clients access to their so-called 'off-Facebook activity'

Mother played 'active consent' who even gave her daughter contraceptives

'They just barged in and dragged my two sons away'

Test will trigger new round of arms race, leading to escalation of military confrontation, says Chinese spokesperson

Indonesian tourist haven offers easy access for folks with green passport

Armed police surround the bus as they negotiate with the gunman, who is armed with a gun and gasoline

About half of a 500-inmate prison in Sorong city fled their cells when the prison was set ablaze by angry protesters

It was shared after The Wall Street Journal reported the president's interest in buying the island

Governments around the world are grappling with how to tackle the scourge of single-use plastic

Last year total visits from all countries rose more than 7.5 per cent compared to 2017

Heroin wrapped in 228 bundles confiscated inside trailer coming from Iran

The protests began against a proposed extradition law to China but morphed into a pro-democracy movement

The Pangu Plaza went on sale for 24 hours on the auction site of Chinese internet giant Alibaba

Thousands of IS members, including foreigners, women and children, are being held by Kurdish-led authorities

The United Kingdom is heading towards a showdown with the EU

Filmmaker Shero Hinde is screening films in remote villages using just a laptop, projector and a canvas screen

2017 verdict overthrown over failure to consider key forensic evidence indicating that the baby had choked in the womb

New law is partly a response to police shootings of unarmed black men

Crowds protest frequently in the city despite a severe clampdown on phone and internet services

It was conferred earlier in April 2019 to Modi for boosting bilateral ties between the two countries

He says there is now a danger of terrorist organisations like ISIS being revived

A jury decided the accused assaulted four members of Antifa, an anti-fascist group

Naik was questioned by the police for a second time for his provocative remarks