RASAI now has 1,400 registered users and more than 300 participating vehicles

Dozens of govt representatives from around the world joined PM Ardern at the remembrance service in Hagley Park

Russia introduced tougher internet laws, requiring search engines to delete some results

Authorities are investigating whether Gokmen has confessed to judge during a closed hearing of his motives

Cave discovered near desert site where according to the Bible, Lot's wife was turned into pillar of salt

The pope’s refusal quickly entered what are known as the Catholic cultural wars between conservatives and progressives

The activist was arrested for organizing meeting to help guide poor access subsidized food supplied by the government

Governments in Quebec have been trying for years to restrict civil servants from wearing overt religious symbols

Decision comes after Pakistan clarified PM's comments on Afghanistan 'misinterpreted and reported out of context'

Currency weighed down by concerns over Turkey's balance of payments, foreign debt