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'A bullet went through my skull': Tanzania abduction survivor
Activist Edgar Mwakabela describes his ordeal after he says he was kidnapped and shot by suspected state agents.
Watch: Captain Scott’s famous polar shipwreck as never seen before
The Terra Nova carried Captain Scott and his men on their doomed expedition to the South Pole.
Compassion v fear: Delhi divided over feeding stray dogs
Activists are pushing for the welfare of stray dogs, while anxious residents cite safety risks.
Australia-Israel relations have hit a low point. Behind the scenes, it's business as usual
The two democratic allies have had a spectacular falling out - but what has actually changed?
Watch: Timelapse shows Northern Lights display over North Sea
Monday night's dazzling sight was filmed from Flamborough in East Yorkshire, over three hours and 40 minutes.
Trump accuses Xi of conspiring against US with Putin and Kim
Donald Trump's comments came as China held a massive military parade attended by the Russian and North Korean leaders.
U.S. kills 11 in strike on alleged drug vessel from Venezuela, Trump says
The attack is a dramatic escalation that coincides with the administration’s growing counternarcotics focus and its intensifying feud with the Venezuelan leader, Nicolas Maduro.
China’s Xi, flanked by Putin and Kim, shows off ‘new generation’ weapons
As Xi Jinping declared China as a nation “never intimidated by bullies,” President Trump urged him to acknowledge the United States’ support in winning World War II.
'Lucky' Djokovic to face Alcaraz after battling past Fritz
Novak Djokovic sets up a blockbuster US Open semi-final encounter with Carlos Alcaraz after battling past American Taylor Fritz.
Trump addresses online health rumours in Oval Office
In response to a reporter's question, the president said he was ‘very active’ over the Labor Day weekend.
Afghan quake victims buried on mountain top as aftershocks continue
The BBC's Yama Bariz travelled to a region devastated by the 6.0 magnitude earthquake.
Thousands of Israeli reservists report for duty ahead of Gaza City offensive
Ground forces are already pushing into the city, where hospitals say more than 50 people were killed by Israeli strikes on Tuesday.
What do we know about Kim Jong Un's daughter - and potential successor?
Kim Ju Ae's visit to China with her father is likely to further fuel speculation she may succeed him.
The story behind Kim Jong Un’s train, a luxurious and armored behemoth
The former Soviet train has been modernized and used by generations of North Korean leaders, reportedly dining on fresh lobster and French wines.
Burkina Faso's parliament votes to outlaw homosexual acts
People could face up to five years in prison for breaking the new measure once signed into law.
Trump's use of National Guard in Los Angeles was illegal, judge rules
The ruling comes as Trump seeks to use National Guard troops in order to crack down on crime in other US cities.
Gérard Depardieu to face trial over rape and sexual assault allegations
His accuser, Charlotte Arnould, says she is relieved the case is going to court, seven years after she filed a complaint.
Chloe Malle to become top editor at American Vogue
The 39-year-old's appointment marks a new era for one of the most influential and glamorous fashion publications.
Germany's far-right AfD suffers series of candidate deaths ahead of local vote
Police say there is no evidence of foul play, ahead of local elections in western Germany.
Taliban call for international aid as Afghan earthquake toll tops 1,400
Officials and aid groups said the death toll is expected to rise, amid mounting concerns that recent Western aid cuts could hamper the disaster response.
Knitters snagged by tariffs, as yarn brands pause shipments to U.S.
At least a half dozen European brands suspended deliveries after the de minimis exemption ended, leaving crafters to contend with higher prices and supply issues.
Brazilian justice opens Bolsonaro’s trial with a swipe at Trump
Prosecutors say Bolsonaro attempted to stay in power after his 2022 election loss with a coup that included a plot to kill President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
Sudan landslide may have killed scores, U.N. says
A landslide in a remote area of Darfur destroyed an entire village, a rebel group holding the territory said. Heavy rains are hampering rescue efforts.
Gold price hits record high as investors seek safety
Experts say uncertainty resulting from US policy is making investors seek safer investments such as gold.
Ghana chief justice sacked over allegations of misuse of public funds
Gertrude Torkornoo dismisses the allegations as unfounded and politically motivated.
Race to find survivors after Sudan landslide kills hundreds
Sunday's landslide followed heavy rain and "levelled" a remote village, a local armed group says.
Strong aftershock hits Afghanistan after quake kills more than 1,400
Many remain trapped under rubble as rescuers use helicopters in remote areas hit by recent landslides.
Beijing tightens control ahead of Xi's big moment on world stage
It is a big week for Xi Jinping, who will host Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un in Beijing at a massive military parade.
Australian man arrested over A$250,000 Lego and toy heist
South Australian police say the haul was so large it took three truck loads to remove.
Eight-hour traffic jams in Delhi suburb as rains wreak havoc
The traffic snarl, which stretched on for miles, trapped thousands of commuters for hours.
Trump says India offered to remove tariffs on US goods
His comment came hours after Indian PM Modi met China's Xi Jinping and Russia's Vladimir Putin.
Nestlé removes CEO after investigation into relationship with subordinate
The Swiss food giant said Laurent Freixe’s dismissal was effective immediately and named longtime executive Philipp Navratil as its new CEO.
Beneath China’s display of military might, a far-reaching corruption purge
China’s Xi Jinping will show off his newest weapons at a huge military parade. But there are signs he’s unhappy with efforts to overhaul the army — and rival the U.S.
Russia's Putin hails 'unprecedented' ties with China at talks in Beijing
The two leaders are seeking to promote "a more just and reasonable global governance system".
Dances With Wolves star Graham Greene dies aged 73
The legendary Canadian actor was also known for his roles in The Green Mile and Maverick.
Body seen in secret mortuary could solve 50-year mystery of vanished religious leader
Compelling evidence to suggest Lebanese Shia leader Musa al-Sadr was killed in Libya is uncovered by BBC.
