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The earliest date for the Artemis II lunar mission has been set thanks to ‘major progress’ made after a previous failed rehearsal.
The Sagrada Familia became the world’s tallest church last October, rising over the spire of Germany’s Ulmer Munster.
The former president maintains his short-lived 2024 martial law decree was done ‘solely for the sake of the nation and our people’.
Forget fast food in boxes: chefs at upscale restaurants in the US are elevating Chinese cuisine to fine dining status, tasting menus and all.
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US president directs the Pentagon to release records on extraterrestrial life after accusing Obama of disclosing ‘classified information’.
A US general said Jakarta will take a deputy commander role in the international stabilisation force in Gaza.
The jury rejected an insanity defence by Randy Santos for the killings of Chuen Kok, 83, and three other homeless men in 2019.
The Burma National Revolutionary Army leader’s surrender is a dramatic reminder of fractures within the armed resistance movement.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is suspected of sharing sensitive information with Jeffrey Epstein while serving as the UK’s trade envoy.
Air Force One’s next look marks a big departure from the current white and two-tone blue livery.
The Islamic holy month is a time of increased worship, reflection and charity, and starts with the sighting of a crescent moon.
Britain, France, Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands claim Russia had the ‘means, motive and opportunity’ to kill its opposition leader.
This is the first known use of a temporary exclusion order introduced in 2019 to prevent high-risk citizens from returning to Australia.
This is the deadliest avalanche in the US in over four decades.
Filmed at 490-metre depth, the sighting challenges beliefs about shark habitats in the Southern Ocean.
Conservation and historical organisations sued over National Park Service policies, claiming they erase history and science.
Manny Pacquiao looking forward to ‘great fight’ against former world champion Ruslan Provodnikov on April 18.
It was one of the deadliest days in the Trump administration’s months-long campaign, and brings the toll to at least 145 fatalities.
The gunman was wearing a tactical vest and gloves and had a Kevlar helmet and gas mask in his vehicle.
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’.
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.
