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Seven other civilians were injured in the blast, which damaged part of the compound and nearby homes.
As the talks began, local media announced that Iran had fired live missiles towards the Strait of Hormuz.
The building of Milan’s Duomo started in 1386 and ended in 1965. Now, some of its centuries-old statues are being restored under an adoption scheme.
Ambassador Bill White had called an investigation into illegal circumcisions an ‘unacceptable harassment of the Jewish community’.
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Disguised in dark glasses and a silver puffer jacket, Anastasia Kucherova says she wept silently as Ukraine got a standing ovation.
The images that appeared over the weekend allegedly show 200 Greek men being led to their deaths on May 1, 1944, at an Athens shooting range.
Independent writer Murray Hunter said that he believes he was improperly arrested by Thai police for articles he had written about Malaysia in his online newsletter.
East Timor’s laws allow its domestic courts to investigate and potentially prosecute serious international crimes regardless of where they were committed.
No one knows what is causing the rise in colorectal cancer cases in younger adults. Here are the symptoms and who is most at risk.
The Veronica III, which sails under the Panamanian flag, is subject to US sanctions related to Iran, the US says.
Talks will centre on Iran’s controversial nuclear programme, as the US deploys a second aircraft carrier to the region.
The glove appears to match the pair worn by the masked suspect in surveillance video of Nancy Guthrie’s front door.
US border tsar says a ‘small’ security force will remain to protect remaining personnel following weeks of volatile protests.
West Bank land registration will force anyone who has a claim to land to prove ownership, a move decried by Palestinians.
The unprecedented medical evacuation meant spacewalks were paused and research cut down due to the small crew remaining.
Epibatidine, a deadly chemical not found naturally in Russia, was detected in samples taken from the body of the late Putin critic.
Africa has the youngest population in the world, with more than 400 million people aged 15 to 35 years old – set to double by 2050.
School shootings are rare in Canada, and the government has responded to previous mass shootings with strict gun control measures.
Migratory beekeepers confront extreme weather challenges while working to fulfil rising demand for honey and support local agriculture.
The vaccination drive has drawn criticism that it might undermine conservation efforts of an animal seen as a symbol of the nation.
Despite being told ‘small can’t ball’, a goat rises in the make-believe sport of ‘roarball’.
The USS Gerald R. Ford would join the USS Abraham Lincoln as Donald Trump ramps up pressure on Iran for a deal.
As a community mourns, details emerge of the 18-year-old shooter and a remote town left vulnerable by a lack of mental health services.
The agreement comes ahead of Trump’s planned visit to China in April and suggests deepening economic ties between the US and Taiwan.
The world-famous museum says it lost nearly US$12 million over the past decade as the result of tickets being reused for different visitors.
Portuguese superstar seen back in training after being absent for three matches amid reports he is unhappy with how the club is being run.
The news is the latest twist in a case that has gripped the US, after the FBI released images of a masked man at the missing woman’s home.
Emotional Canadian PM ordered flags at half-staff for seven days after a female shooter killed nine at a school and nearby home in British Columbia.
The FAA lifted a 10-day airspace closure after mere hours, assuring the public the drone incursion was resolved and travel could continue.
