Biden reschedules meeting with NATO leader after root canal treatment
Biden reschedules meeting with NATO leader after root canal treatment
Driver charged after Australia's worst bus accident in decades kills 10 wedding guests
Driver charged after Australia's worst bus accident in decades kills 10 wedding guests
Romanian PM Ciuca resigns in power swap agreed by ruling coalition
Romanian PM Ciuca resigns in power swap agreed by ruling coalition
'Livid' US House conservatives poised for next battle with McCarthy
'Livid' US House conservatives poised for next battle with McCarthy
China's Unipec boosts Oman crude sales, caps oil prices despite Saudi cuts
China's Unipec boosts Oman crude sales, caps oil prices despite Saudi cuts
Israel's Percepto gets US FAA waiver for drone use, raises $67 mln
Israel's Percepto gets US FAA waiver for drone use, raises $67 mln
Indonesia court to rule on voting system change as election nears
Indonesia court to rule on voting system change as election nears
Three British tourists dead after boat fire in Egypt's Red Sea
Three British tourists dead after boat fire in Egypt's Red Sea
China's Xi says willing to begin free trade talks with Honduras
China's Xi says willing to begin free trade talks with Honduras
India's top court backs Delhi ban on bike taxis in setback for Uber
India's top court backs Delhi ban on bike taxis in setback for Uber
Netherlands and Canada take Syria to world court over torture claims
Netherlands and Canada take Syria to world court over torture claims
Russia arrests US citizen on drug dealing charges
A US State Department spokesperson confirmed that Leake was detained in Moscow
Italy's scandal-hit Berlusconi dies at 86
Despite being diagnosed with leukaemia, he was active in politics
China opposes new US Iran-related sanctions on Chinese entities
Says action lacks factual basis and due process; Vows to protect rights of its nationals
Driver charged after Australia's worst bus accident in decades kills 10 wedding guests
Twenty-five people were injured in the accident around 11:30pm on Sunday
Iran says prisoner exchange with US could happen soon
Regarding the issue of exchanging prisoners with America.. negotiations are ongoing through mediators
China says allegations of Chinese spying in Cuba are false
A Biden administration official said on Saturday China had been spying from Cuba
NATO begins unprecedented air drill in 'show of strength'
Up to 10,000 people will participate in the drills intended to boost interoperability and preparedne
The painstaking task of identifying WWI dead
The first step to is to determine whether discovered remains are really those of a soldier from WWI
New Zealand PM Hipkins to visit China at end of June
Unlike Australia, NZ has not faced Chinese trade barriers in connection with various disputes
British man detained climbing South Korean skyscraper
He reached73rd floor where authorities forced him to get into maintenance cradle and enter building
Bus accident kills 10 wedding guests in Australia
Some people could be still trapped beneath the vehicle, police said
North Korea's Kim vows to 'hold hands' with Putin for strategic cooperation
Kim made the pledge in a message to Putin marking Russia's National Day
Ukraine announces gains in "first results" of counterattack against Russia
Ukraine said on Sunday its troops had made territorial advances on three villages in its southeast.
UN nuclear watchdog concerned over water levels at Ukraine plant
UN atomic watchdog said that it needs wider access around the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant.
Russia says it hits Leopard tanks, U.S. Bradley vehicles in Ukraine
Russia on Sunday said it had destroyed at least seven German-made Leopard tanks.
Fighting rages in Sudan's capital after 24-hour truce expires
Heavy clashes and artillery fire erupted across Sudan's capital Khartoum on Sunday.
'I'm hungry': first words of the children who survived the Colombian jungle
The Huitoto Indigenous children -- ages 13, nine, five and one -- were found alive Friday.
Elevated section of heavily traveled I-95 collapses in Philadelphia
Elevated section of heavily traveled I-95 collapses in Philadelphia
World Bank needs new playbook to boost private investment in emerging markets
World Bank needs new playbook to boost private investment in emerging markets
Trump is 'toast' if classified records case is proven
Trump is 'toast' if classified records case is proven
Former Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon arrested over SNP funding probe
Former Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon arrested over SNP funding probe
Kherson's unending nightmare through occupation, shelling and now floods
Few places have felt the extent of suffering that Kherson has since Russia invaded Ukraine
Romania recalls envoy from Kenya for 'calling Africans monkeys'
The Romanian foreign ministry said it had only been informed of the incident this week
South Korea sea salt demand grows ahead of Japan's Fukushima contaminated water release
South Korea's fisheries authorities have vowed to ramp up efforts to monitor natural salt farms
Air fares may stay sky-high, say industry experts
The gradual return of demand for travel after Covid-19 had already given the signal for higher fares
Berliners flock to parks and beaches as sizzling temperatures arrive in Germany
The unusually high temperatures were also a cause for concern for people out
Several killed, wounded in Vietnam police station attacks
Investigators were searching for more suspects
Renowned artist confronts destruction of African wildlife in latest art show
Art exhibition in the heart of Johannesburg is questioning relationship between humans and animals
German shepherd injured in Ukraine gets new start with Hungarian police
He is learning how to interact with children, older adults and disabled people at police institution
Thousands evacuated as Philippine volcano spews ash, rocks
More than 12,800 people have been moved to evacuation centres, the civil defence office said
One dead and thousands evacuated as floods batter Cuba
Floods have left several villages cut off, crops destroyed, and power outages
Magnitude 5 quake hits South Africa largest province
The tremor struck at 2:38 am (0038 GMT) around 10 kilometres below the surface, the USGS said
Taiwan sends up fighters as Chinese warplanes cross strait's median line
This is the second time in less than a week that Taiwan has reported renewed Chinese activity
Two drones crash in Russia's Kaluga region - local governor
One drone crashed near the village of Strelkovka, another in the woods in Medynsky
'Joys of life': Hong Kong food traditions endure in city of flux
It's a craft the 93-year-old has been perfecting for seven decades
Fighting resumes in Sudan's capital after 24-hour truce expires
Witnesses said fighting resumed soon after the ceasefire expired at 0400 GMT in the city of Omdurman
Taiwan says 10 Chinese warplanes cross strait's median line
Taiwan activated its defence systems after 37 Chinese military aircraft flew into its airspace
In Cyprus no-man's land, owls come to the rescue of farmers
The rodents that once ran rampant and destroyed crops are being driven out by owls
Youth environmentalists bring Montana climate case to trial after 12 years, seeking to set precedent
It's the first trial of its kind in the US
Intensifying Canadian wildfires could last 'all summer', minister warns
The fire is so out of control that some forestry crews have had to back off
Freight train derails near Russia's border with Ukraine, governor says
The accident happened near a station in the Alexeyevsky municipal district and the train was empty
Honduras opens embassy in China after cutting ties to Taiwan
The embassy in Beijing was opened by foreign ministers from the two countries, CCTV reported
Iran and Afghanistan dispute Helmand water rights as climate change deepens crisis
Iranian and Afghan Taliban forces clashed on the border on water rights dispute
Several British royal guards faint due to heat during ceremony with Prince William
At least three guardsmen fainted during the military parade known as the Colonel’s Review
DeSantis argues he's top Trump alternative even as ex-president's indictment overshadows 2024 race
DeSantis says his record has put him at the cutting edge of the next generation of Republicans
French stabbing suspect charged with attempted murder as toddlers remain in hospital
The suspect was examined by psychiatrists who deemed him fit to face charges
UN aid chief says Ukraine faces `hugely worse' humanitarian situation after the dam rupture
The rupture of the dam added to the misery of the people of the region
Explosion at rocket factory in Türkiye's capital leaves several dead
The facility is owned by Türkiye's Machinery and Chemical Industry Corporation
Iraq to pay $2.76bn in gas and electricity debt to Iran
The US sanctions on Iranian oil and gas have hampered Iraq's payments for imports
Ukraine's army reports new gains against Russian forces near Bakhmut
Ukraine claims to have managed to advance up to 1,400 metres on various sections of the front
Trump magnifies attacks on Justice Department after his indictment
Trump said this after his indictment for mishandling classified documents having sensitive secrets
Montenegro holds parliamentary vote to secure reforms, EU path
Montenegro aspires to join the EU, but demanded to root out corruption, nepotism and organised crime
Mexico arrests 16 soldiers involved in 'execution' of five men, ministry says
The soldiers were investigated after the video of killings went viral
Rain to help clear Canada's air soon, but days away from Quebec fires
Rain to help clear Canada's air soon, but days away from Quebec fires
German Chancellor Scholz says he plans to speak to Putin soon
German Chancellor Scholz says he plans to speak to Putin soon
Zelensky guarded on Ukraine's counteroffensive, but says generals happy
Zelensky guarded on Ukraine's counteroffensive, but says generals happy
Canada's Trudeau visits war-time Kyiv, announces military aid
Canada's Trudeau visits war-time Kyiv, announces military aid
Turkiye seizes $1 billion of counterfeit money headed for Africa
Turkiye seizes $1 billion of counterfeit money headed for Africa
5 killed in explosion at rocket and explosives factory in Turkey
Gray smoke was seen rising from the compound as ambulances and fire trucks rushed to the area
Most garden plants will bounce back from exposure to smoke and ash. How to care for them
Pollutants and small particulate matter landing on your plants can block sunlight
UK hobbyist stuns maths world with 'amazing' new shapes
The 13-sided polygon, which 64-year-old Smith called "the hat"
Paws and popcorn: Thai cinema goes pet-friendly
Pet ownership grew further during coronavirus pandemic and now some businesses are trying to cash in
French court sentences man to 18 years for burning alive pregnant teenager
The 2019 killing of the secondary school pupil revived outrage in France
Women rule on the Greek island of Karpathos
In contrast to most of patriarchal Greece, the women of Olympos play a commanding role in village life
Children lost for 40 days in Colombian Amazon found alive
The children had been wandering alone in the jungle since May 1 when their plane crashed
Ukraine reports 'heavy combat' after Putin says offensive has begun
Moscow and Kyiv both reported heavy fighting in Ukraine on Friday.
Russia has received hundreds of Iranian drones to attack Ukraine White
White House said on Friday that Russia appeared to be deepening its defense cooperation with Iran.
Decrying 'witch hunt', Boris Johnson resigns from UK parliament
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson abruptly quit as a member of parliament on Friday.
Trump took secret docs on nuclear and weapons programs: indictment
Trump took "hundreds" of classified documents to his Mar-a-Lago residence, the charge sheet said.
UN voices support for Sudan envoy declared 'persona non grata'
UN on Friday said declaring Volker Perthes 'persona non grata' was a violation of international law.
Blinken to be in Beijing for talks on June 18: US official
US official said Antony Blinken is expected to travel to China on June 18.
One UN peacekeeper killed and four injured in north Mali attack
One UN peacekeeper killed and four injured in north Mali attack
Blinken to visit China for talks next week: US official
Blinken to visit China for talks next week: US official
Wildfires spread in British Columbia, Quebec sees signs of progress
Wildfires spread in British Columbia, Quebec sees signs of progress
Islamic State claims responsibility for Afghanistan mosque blast
Islamic State claims responsibility for Afghanistan mosque blast
Trump lawyers quit documents case, and a former Trump aide is indicted
Trump lawyers quit documents case, and a former Trump aide is indicted
Russia to deploy tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus in July
Russia to deploy tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus in July
With eye on China, US and five allies condemn trade-related 'economic coercion'
With eye on China, US and five allies condemn trade-related 'economic coercion'
Palestinian couple brace for east Jerusalem eviction
After long legal battle, they are set to be evicted from their home to make way for Jewish settlers
Smoke from Canadian wildfires detected in Norway
Measurements have varied depending on the fires' intensity, wind direction and precipitation
Child victims of stabbing attack in France in critical but stable condition, president visits
Most of the children were rushed after the attack to a hospital in the French Alpine city of Grenoble
Heavy rain drenches southwest China, some cities flooded
A harsh first bout of summer rains known locally as "dragon boat water" saw Beihai city log 453 mm
GM's electric vehicles will gain access to Tesla's vast charging network
In addition, GM will adopt Tesla’s connector, the plug that links an electric vehicle to a charger
Social media and duct tape are helping people make DIY air purifiers that filter out wildfire smoke
Some East Coast residents are learning about the box fan method for the first time
Japan calls for power saving for Tokyo households, industries during summer
The country's power market is predicted to be less tight this summer
South Korea summons China envoy over warning on 'wrong bets' in ties
Xing blamed Seoul for creating "difficulties" in bilateral ties
France hails 'backpack hero' who fought Annecy knife attacker
Video footage shows him trying to block the assailant with one of his two backpacks
Threat to whales complicates US research into seaweed for biofuel
The biggest threats they face include being struck by passing ships or getting entangled in ropes
Here comes El Nino: It's early, likely to be big, sloppy and add even more heat to a warming world
Hurricanes strengthen and grow when they travel over warm seawater
Canada wildfires spark 'ecoterrorist' conspiracy theory
So far in 2023, Canada has seen larger wildfires than any previous year at this point in the season
New Madrid museum showcases Spain's royal treasures
Located just across from the Royal Palace, the Royal Collections Gallery, which opens on June 29
Deadly dreams: record Everest season among most dangerous
This season, 12 people died and five others are missing
Russian citizen killed in shark attack in Egypt
Egypt's Environment Ministry said a tiger shark was responsible for the death of a beachgoer
Syrians lose life-saving care as Turkey halts medical visits
But the main crossing there for medical visits slammed shut after a deadly earthquake in Turkey
International help rolls in to fight persistent Canadian wildfires
The US has sent hundreds of firefighters over the past few weeks and said more help is on its way
Thousands evacuated in China's Tianjin after cracks appear near high-rises
Large fissures appeared on roads near a residential complex in Tianjin's Jinnan district
Washington quiets as Canadian smoke blankets US capital
Government data showed air quality readings above the "hazardous" level in Washington on Thursday
Sudan declares UN envoy Volker Perthes 'persona non grata'
Since late last year, Perthes has been targeted by military and Islamists as foreign interference
Extreme weather expected as El Nino climate pattern returns, US forecaster says
After three years of the La Nina climate pattern, the hotter El Nino is back in action
Trump faces US criminal charges for mishandling documents, obstruction: source
The criminal case, brought by US Department of Justice, amounts to another legal setback for Trump.
Rebel mobilisation in southern Sudan raises fears of conflict spreading
Residents of Sudan's South Kordofan State reported mobilisation by a large rebel force.
After Saudi visit, Blinken raises Palestinian state with Israel PM
Blinken on Thursday urged Israeli PM not to undermine prospects for a Palestinian state.
US and Iran both deny report of nearing interim nuclear deal
This report is false and misleading," said a spokesperson for White House National Security Council.
Erdogan names Erkan to head Turkey central bank, policy pivot expected
Erdogan on Friday appointed Hafize Gaye Erkan to head Turkey central bank.
Trump says he has been indicted in classified documents probe
It remained unclear on Thursday exactly what Trump was being charged with in the latest case.
Italy, Netherlands and EU leaders to visit Tunisia hoping for IMF deal
Italy, Netherlands and EU leaders to visit Tunisia hoping for IMF deal
China to establish spy facility in Cuba off southeastern US
China to establish spy facility in Cuba off southeastern US
UK's Sunak, Biden to focus on deepening economic ties at White House meeting
UK's Sunak, Biden to focus on deepening economic ties at White House meeting
Finland's Foreign Minister Haavisto to run for president
Finland's Foreign Minister Haavisto to run for president
France stabbing: Four children wounded in Annecy knife attack
France stabbing: Four children wounded in Annecy knife attack
Tensions in US-Saudi ties cloud Blinken visit to Riyadh
Tensions in US-Saudi ties cloud Blinken visit to Riyadh
India rebukes Canada over parade float showing assassination of Indira Gandhi
India rebukes Canada over parade float showing assassination of Indira Gandhi
Spain hatches plan to win Macron over to EU-Mercosur trade pact
Spain hatches plan to win Macron over to EU-Mercosur trade pact
India test fires Agni Prime ballistic missile
This was the first pre-induction night launch conducted after three successful developmental trials
Four children injured in knife attack in French town, two in critical condition
French Interior minister Gerald Darmanin said on Twitter that attacker had been arrested
China, India must step back from Himalayan border confrontation - Indian minister
Both militaries have fortified positions and deployed more troops and equipment in the last 3 years
World warming at record 0.2C per decade, top scientists warn
From 2013-22, "human-induced warming has been increasing at a rate of over 0.2 degrees C per decade
Blast tears through mosque at funeral of deputy governor in northern Afghanistan
Mahzudeen Ahmadi said the explosion had caused casualties but did not clarify how many
Japan protests Chinese navy ship entering Japanese waters
Two Chinese Coast Guard vessels also entered Japan's territorial waters around the Senkaku Islands
Two dozen people dead after van falls into Afghan ravine
Due to the neglect of the driver, the vehicle deviated from the road and fell into a ravine
Israeli army detonates home of Palestinian 'assailant' in West Bank
The Israeli army released video footage showing soldiers setting explosives and demolishing the home
In unusual orca sighting, tour spots at least 20 killer whales off San Francisco
Killer whales are more commonly found around the deep ocean canyon beneath Monterey Bay
About 600 sq km of Ukraine's Kherson region under water after dam destroyed - governor
Governor Oleksandr Prokudin said 68% of the flooded territory was on the Russian-occupied left bank
With Saudi-PGA deal, once-shunned crown prince makes dramatic move to extend kingdom's influence
The move by Crown Prince MbS advances Saudi influence regionally and around the world
The Republican presidential field is largely set. Here are takeaways on where the contest stands.
A handful of stragglers may jump in later, but as of now there are at least 10 Republican candidates
NATO allies prepare unprecedented air deployment exercise over Europe in show of force to Russia
Some 10,000 participants and 250 aircraft from 25 nations will take part in Air Defender 23 exercise
Kuwait's election brings little change to parliament or hope of overcoming years of gridlock
Thirty-seven lawmakers kept their seats in the 50-member assembly following Tuesday’s election
UNICEF says 300 trapped children rescued from a Sudanese orphanage after 71 others died
The tragedy at the Al-Mayqoma orphanage made headlines late last month as fighting raged outside
World Bank to assess damage after Ukraine dam destruction
The bank tweeted it has "many serious consequences for essential service delivery and environment"
Justice Dept. moves closer toward possible indictment of Trump in classified documents investigation
Last week, his lawyers have met with Justice Department officials to argue against an indictment
Millions breathing hazardous air as smoke from Canadian wildfires streams south over US
Canadian officials asked other countries for additional help fighting more than 400 blazes nationwid
Ukrainians face homelessness, disease risk as floods crest from burst dam
Ukraine said deluge would leave hundreds of thousands of people without access to drinking water.
Zelenskiy 'shocked' at failure of UN, Red Cross to help after dam breached: Bild
"They aren't here", Zelenskiy told German newspapers Bild and Die Welt and also Politico.
Massive fire as Sudanese factions battle for control of arms factory
A massive fire broke out on Wednesday near a military complex containing an arms factory.
Myanmar lawyers face harassment, intimidation in junta courts: HRW
Myanmar lawyers defending political detainees in junta-run courts are being harassed.
Raging Canada wildfires threaten critical infrastructure, force evacuations
Hundreds of uncontrolled forest fires blazed across Canada on Wednesday.
Nigerian parents pay school bills with recyclable waste
Nigerian parents pay school bills with recyclable waste
Who are the candidates running in the 2024 US presidential election?
Who are the candidates running in the 2024 US presidential election?
Ex-US Vice President Mike Pence launches 2024 election bid, challenging Trump
Ex-US Vice President Mike Pence launches 2024 election bid, challenging Trump
El Salvador slashes size of Congress ahead of elections
El Salvador slashes size of Congress ahead of elections
Germany's far right rides high on anti-immigration, anti-green agenda
Germany's far right rides high on anti-immigration, anti-green agenda
Fate of Israel's judicial plan may hang on June parliament vote
Fate of Israel's judicial plan may hang on June parliament vote
India gets 57pc below-average rains in first week of June
India gets 57pc below-average rains in first week of June
China's targeting of US firms is politically motivated
China's targeting of US firms is politically motivated
Mexico's rulers scoop up opposition bastion ahead of presidency vote
Mexico's rulers scoop up opposition bastion ahead of presidency vote
Prince Harry back in court for second day of grilling over UK tabloid claims
He said the press had destroyed his relationship, and that he believed British media hit rock bottom
Bangladesh shuts schools, cuts power in longest heatwave in decades
The Bangladeshi taka depreciated about 25 per cent against the US dollar last year
About 83 bodies remain unidentified four days after Indian rail crash
The state government revised the death toll upwards to 288, from 275 earlier
'Home is like a jail': Afghan soldier weathers injuries, uncertainty in US asylum bid
Wasi Safi reached US after crossing 10 countries
Earthquake kills several people in Haiti following deadly floods
The quake struck before dawn near the southwestern coastal city of Jeremie at a depth of six miles
Self-made millionaire sits China's university exams for 27th time
Liang, 56, is no fool. He worked his way up from a menial job on a factory floor to big business
Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson kicks off new show on Twitter
The show is named "Tucker on Twitter" and Carlson said he would be "back with much more very soon"
Saudi crown prince, Blinken had 'candid' talks in Jeddah - US official
The top US diplomat arrived in Jeddah amid frayed ties due to deepening disagreements on everything
Beyond sushi: Japan expands veggie options to tempt tourists
She said plant-based options were limited in Japan
Fossil finding and cliff walking are highlights of a hike along England's Jurassic Coast
Beneath us were the fossilized remains of sea creatures and birds dating back 150 million or more years
Protesters call for arrest of white woman who fatally shot Black neighbour
About three dozen protesters gathered outside the Marion County Judicial Center to demand arrest
Ukraine evacuates 17,000 people from flooded areas after dam destroyed
Over 40,000 people are in danger of being flooded. Ukrainian authorities are evacuating over 17,000
Kakhovka dam: what happened and what do we not know?
Ukraine said Russia had destroyed it, while Russia said Ukraine sabotaged it
Smoke from Canadian wildfires sets off health alerts in New York, Ottawa
An unusually early and intense start to wildfire season has set Canada on track for its worst year
Gunman shoots two dead, wounds five others at Virginia high school graduation
The suspect was likely to be charged with two counts of second-degree murder and other offenses
Ukraine nuke plant safety at stake after dam damage
IAEA is exploring options to get water to keep cooling Europe's biggest atomic plant.
At UN, Ukraine, Russia blame each other for burst dam, US 'not certain'
The US said on Tuesday it was "not certain" who was to blame for a burst dam in Ukraine.
Zelenskiy says dam destruction is 'environmental bomb of mass destruction'
Zelenskiy described the bursting of the Kakhovka dam as "an environmental bomb of mass destruction".
Khartoum islanders 'under siege' as Sudan fighting rages
Battles raged in Sudan's war-torn capital on Tuesday, witnesses said.
Saudi crown prince, US Secretary of State discuss bilateral ties
Saudi Arabian Crown and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken met and discussed bilateral relations.
China, Russia launch joint air patrol, alarms South Korea
China and Russia conducted a joint air patrol over the Sea of Japan and East China Sea.
US had intelligence of Ukrainian plan to attack Nord Stream project: Washington Post
The Washington Post said it obtained a copy from one of Jack Teixeira's online friends.
Two Chinese players handed life bans for match-fixing
Two Chinese players handed life bans for match-fixing
Party backing Ecuador's Lasso will not field candidates in elections
Party backing Ecuador's Lasso will not field candidates in elections
Britain says China has closed unofficial police stations in UK
Britain says China has closed unofficial police stations in UK
Philippines, Japan, US hold first trilateral coast guard manoeuvres
Philippines, Japan, US hold first trilateral coast guard manoeuvres
Chinese universities raise tuition fees by as much as 54pc
Chinese universities raise tuition fees by as much as 54pc
Thailand's Pita confident of surviving move to thwart his PM bid
Thailand's Pita confident of surviving move to thwart his PM bid
French pension plan protesters briefly storm Summer Olympics HQ
French pension plan protesters briefly storm Summer Olympics HQ
UAE to tighten insurance cover for ships flying its flag
UAE to tighten insurance cover for ships flying its flag
Top Polish court rules minister's abuse of power case should be reopened
Top Polish court rules minister's abuse of power case should be reopened
Pier flooded in Kherson after Kakhovka dam destroyed
A local resident said water level in one of the Dnipro River's tributaries had risen by one meter
Hong Kong seeks court ban on protest anthem
The government has also sought to ban "any adaptation" of the song or its melody
Accounting for war: Ukraine's climate fallout
The overall tally included greenhouse gas emissions from outside Ukraine linked to the conflict
Iran presents its first hypersonic ballistic missile, state media reports
Iranian media published pictures of the missile named Fattah at a ceremony attended by the president
Australian mother thanks 'science' for child murder pardon
Kathleen Folbigg was jailed in 2003 after she was convicted of killing her four infant children
Over 100 dead bodies remain unclaimed after Indian rail disaster
A passenger train hit a stationary freight train, jumped the track and hit another passenger train
Finland's nuclear catacombs nearly ready to house waste
There is a reason the catacomb on the lush island of Olkiluoto was buried 400 metres below ground
The incomplete count of Ukraine's civilian dead
The official Ukrainian toll counts at least 10,368 civilians killed and 14,404 wounded
