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Steps aside as archbishop but does not resign

The two Koreas also announce they will field joint teams in three sports at the upcoming Asian Games

British police said Wednesday that two people are in a critical condition in a Salisbury hospital

69 passengers rescued while 41 remain missing

The United States also holds regular air and naval patrols in the South China Sea

A wildfire in Northern California swelled, as firefighters battled the blaze that threatened hundreds of homes

Warns that India risks falling even further down its World Press Freedom Index from its current place of 138th

Bodies of 11 members of a family were recovered from their home on Sunday

Woman accused of fatally shooting son over his plans to put her in an assisted living facility

A 22-year-old man was shot dead by an officer during a police check

Authorities are pumping out water round-the-clock aware of the bad weather forecast in the days ahead

The rescue teams and volunteers hailed as heroes

At a hearing Tuesday, the two suspects said the words 'no contest' after the names of all 36 fatalities were read out

The two Dutch nationals were detained upon their arrival at Schiphol airport

This is their first mass mobilisation since protests erupted on the border three months ago

Suspected head of a radical far right group feared to have been planning anti-Muslim attacks has been released on bail

Erdogan will be able to form and regulate ministries and remove civil servants, all without parliamentary approval

Afghan civilian casualties increased sharply, according to a US Defense Department report

Brazilian police said Tuesday it was investigating the murder of six members of the same family in Rio de Janeiro

Najib denies any wrongdoing in relation to 1MDB.

Zoo management is pushing the city council to approve a third veterinary position for the zoo's population

Arrival of thousands of uprooted Syrians near Jordan’s border is creating new security challenges

Nearly 10,000 people are killed since fighting in Yemen began in 2015 to restore internationally recognised government

Sex hormone is a major influencer of male consumer behaviour

Argentina's 72 senators are largely opposed to abortion bill

Nigeria home to over 180 million people produces nearly two million barrels of crude oil per day

'Some witnesses recalled seeing people cutting up, cooking and eating human flesh'

False messages about child abductors on WhatsApp have helped to trigger mass beatings of more than a dozen people

Sweden reached the World Cup quarter-finals for the first time in 24 years

Hanson-Young, who is divorced, is threatening to sue him and Sky News, the network that aired the interview

During the meeting, the ministers are to discuss 'incentive package' they will offer Iran to stay in the agreement

Deputy speaker of the lower house of parliament says Individuals would have to publish reports about their financing

US delegation is in Russia until Thursday at a time of high tension between Russia and the West

The diplomat is one of the six people arrested in Belgium, France and Germany over the alleged plot

Six people died Tuesday after a ferry sank off the coast of Indonesia, officials said

British female healthcare worker has been arrested on suspicion of murdering eight babies

An investigation has been started based on the woman's complaint, says police

Heavy rain delayed flights on Tuesday in and out of India's financial capital of Mumbai where a footbridge collapsed

Talley defends her actions as a 'conservation' attempt as she posed with the corpse of the 18-year-old giraffe

Najib is expected to be charged in court on Wednesday after being remanded for one night, sources say

Iran, the third-largest producer in the OPEC, exports about 2 million barrels of crude oil per day

Rescuers said Tuesday they plan to supply the boys with up to four months' food while a rescue can be planned

A woman confronted EPA chief Scott Pruitt at a Washington restaurant and called on him to resign

Cartoons have been delighting Indians for half a century with pun-filled takes

Palestinian officials say that some 6,500 Palestinians are currently being held in Israeli jails

Japanese women's university said Tuesday it will admit transgender students who were born male but identify as female

Kleinfeld will take up his new post on August 1

The Quidditch World Cup is based on the game dreamt up in JK Rowling’s Harry Potter books

The US goal remains the final, fully-verified denuclearization of North Korea, State Department says

LGBT rights group Stonewall defines conversion therapy as a treatment which aims to stop same-sex attraction