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The 29-year-old was diagnosed with Ewing’s Sarcoma, a rare type of cancer

I called her on the pretext of a photoshoot and demanded to have sex with her, says the photographer

Emergency services responding to the situation

Queen Elizabeth II message comes amid intense argument in parliament about how to proceed on Brexit

Wyllys is one of 10 elected PSOL deputies and will be replaced by David Miranda

Moroccan society remains torn between religious conservatism and modernity

The statue of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel is more than twice the size of Statue of Liberty

White Rabbits bombed Dar Al-Farooq Islamic Center in Minneapolis suburb

Greek prime minister hails ratification of the name change by parliament as 'historic day'

Muslims have long been battling for independence or autonomy on Mindanao

Since August 2017 some 730,000 Rohingya have fled Rakhine to Bangladesh

Death toll from days of street protests jumps to 26

Marzieh Hashemi testified as material witness in an undisclosed federal investigation

Says military operations against the Islamic State group are wrapping up

Sends aircraft over the Yellow Sea to carry out cloud-seeding experiments in an effort to tackle air pollution

According to US constitution, children born on American soil automatically gain citizenship

25 people still missing

Archaeologists find coffin plate identifying last resting place of Royal Navy captain Matthew Flinders

The new policy to be launched initially at the busy Tijuana-San Ysidro border crossing south of San Diego

In a new measure aimed at deterring illegal immigration across the southern border

The disaster occurred as the government wages a huge effort to clamp down on fuel theft

Mullah Baradar was captured in a joint ISI-CIA raid in Karachi in 2010, released in October 2018

Project an outcome of an Afghanistan-Pakistan Partnership Summit organised by Hollings Center in Jan 2017

Thousands of workers, including children, have been killed in so-called rat-hole mines

FO says Pakistan also takes part in the ongoing US-Taliban meeting for Afghan peace in Qatar

Officials say 26 people have died in the violence, but human rights groups have put the death toll at 40.

According to Vatican, this year's World Day of Social Communications will be marked on June 2

Brown and his associates were released without charge after being held overnight for questioning

During first two days, high-level huddle focused on a roadmap for withdrawal of foreign forces from Afghanistan

Former SNP leader says he's 'innocent of any criminality whatsoever'

Pandya boasted on a TV celebrity show earlier this month about his success with multiple women

The grisly crime was discovered when residents found chunks of flesh blocking their drains

Venezuela is friendly to us and is our strategic partner, says Ryabkov

US Senate prepares to hold two showdown votes on measures to reopen shuttered federal agencies

Rescuers race to find still-missing victims

Climate change is the defining issue of our time, says Guterres

Temperatures in Alice Springs exceed 42°C in two weeks

Hopes other victims will take heart from the jailing of the senior prosecutor she accused of assault

Iraq is seeking economic benefits from closer ties with Riyadh

The book details certain cities' population statistics and key Jewish organisations and media outlets key at the time

New Delhi fears places like Pakistan could become naval outposts

Zephen Xaver, 21, called 911 dispatchers, said he had shot five people inside the bank

'United States does not recognise the Maduro regime as the government of Venezuela'

With days to go before the United States plans to start pulling out

Attended by world leaders and beamed across the nation, the parade showcases India's military might

Guaido declared himself interim president with Washington, many Latin American nations backing him

South Korea’s pet industry is booming while the birth rate remains lowest in the world

Indian premier says he used to spend five days annually in a jungle for introspection

New king will be sworn in on January 31

In connection with what WikiLeaks says were secret criminal charges filed by the Trump administration