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A micro fracture was found, most likely it is damage from the outside, it is the result of a micrometeorite

A resignation request is legitimate regardless. Anyone can make it for any clergyman who has made a grave error

Drills come amid rising tensions between Russia and the West over Syria’s rebel-held region of Idlib

The country’s southern shores have become the main gateway into Europe for migrants

Trump doubled down on his suggestion that China was not helping to rein in its Cold War-era ally

NGO expresses skepticism over evidence presented

Journalist face difficulty reporting despite President Widodo's has promises to ease media curbs in Indonesia

Cheung Kie-chung, 53, is a mechanical engineering professor at the University of Hong Kong

Friday's hearing in New Delhi has caused a major spike in tensions in the occupied

As the country grapples with some of Western Europe's worst child obesity rates

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is believed to be considering an assault on the northern Idlib

Salahuddin's other son was arrested in November, 2017

Hussein said Nobel laureate "was in a position to do something"

European and African governments are struggling to keep up with the deaths and identify the bodies

Hayat also met his Chinese and Tajik counterparts during the meeting

Republican critics of the dossier have focused heavily on its DNC ties and US surveillance of Trump associates

McCain stood out during the last two years as a key rival and critic of US President Donald Trump

Couple has three minor daughters

It is Mexico's second mass turtle death in as many weeks

Jeong Kyeong-doo will be South Korea’s first defense minister with an air force background in 24 years

Japanese Ambassador Takashi Kurai met with National Assembly speaker Asad Qaiser

Trump's statement came a day after his defense secretary hinted that the drills could resume

Forcing more than 63,000 people from their homes

The 20 year old man was hit on the shoulder and ribs with iron chain before the attackers fled

A type of artificial intelligence known as deep learning, loosely modelled on the way human brain makes connections

The Israel Defence Forces will continue to take strong action against Iran's attempts to station forces in Syria

Five members of the security forces were among 11 people killed in the blast, which also wounded 16 other people

Dutch PM says he does not endorse Wilder’s contest but will defend right to hold it

she has been reported to have driving her car into a motorway bridge pillar after killing her children; rescue workers

Children wearing chequered uniforms and backpacks throng schools across the Palestinian territories

One of the hunters has been deceased and the two others have minor injuries

Swami Chakrapani Maharaj urges Hindus not to provide relief to cow eaters

French officials asked to postpone all non-essential travel to Iran indefinitely

More than 20 civil rights groups, lawyers forums and trade unions are launching a campaign against Tuesday's crackdown

Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying denied seeking a military presence in Afghanistan

Saudi Arabia's military said its air defences intercepted a missile fired towards the city of Najran

Currently, about 14,000 US troops are in Afghanistan

Dual nationals abdicated from government position

Trump said everything was at stake for his conservative agenda if his party loses in November

Firefighters arrived shortly after midnight with a crane to lift the four-metre tall golden effigy of Erdogan

The death toll could climb as some of the wounded in critical condition

Mattis defended America's ongoing role in the war

Eleftherios Venizelos, carrying 875 passengers and 141 crew, was sailing off the island of Hydra

Myanmar demands strong evidence of any alleged abuses for investigation to be undertaken

Yan offers frank portrayals of Chinese life prompting years of state censorship

A homemade bomb hidden under a motorcycle killed two people, one a child, and wounded 37

Owners appealed to Israeli courts to have settlers evicted from their land

The quake struck at a shallow depth of 10 km

Roy Oliver fired five bullets into a car full of teens last year

The findings suggest livestock species have very sophisticated minds to interpret their environment