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The captured woman was identified as Rasmiya Awad, and said she was born in 1954.

With China and the US working to lock in a partial trade deal announced last month, Xi steered clear of the tariff war in his remarks.

It will be officially out of the Paris accord on November 4, 2020.

Hoyle, a Labour MP for 22 years and Bercow's deputy since 2010, beat six other contenders.

A Chinese hospital suspended 11 staff members for auctioning medical waste used by Singaporean singer JJ Lin.

The family of a missing man in Thailand found his dog waiting beside a pond where police later found his body.

The Turkish government is pushing for the deportation of terrorists back to their countries.

On November 9 itself, only central European presidents will headline the official ceremonies.

The latest projection from a University of Virginia political science team points to a dead-even 2020 race.

Hardcore demonstrators smashed the windows of the official Xinhua news agency's regional bureau on Saturday.

John Bercow faced accusations that he fostered a culture of bullying within parliament.

HMS Urge which went missing in 1942 has been discovered in good condition near Malta's coast.

A Chinese research institute crashed dogs and young pigs into walls at 30mph leaving the mangled animals dead or dying.

Disclosing certain personal details, including phone numbers, without consent is illegal in Hong Kong.

The House of Representatives voted 232 to 196, to pass a resolution that lays out guidelines for the next stages of the impeachment process.

Trump said that Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn would be "so bad" in the role, in unprecedented criticism of a candidate to be British premier.

Donald Trump, a native New Yorker, and his wife Melania filed individual declarations of domicile in September changing their primary residence.

A family in North Wales believes that they share their home with paranormal entities and want to communicate with them on Halloween.

Television footage showed flames pouring out of the carriages as people could be heard crying near Rahim Yar Khan district in Punjab province.

Qantas said Thursday it had found the fault in a more lightly used aircraft, one that had recorded fewer than 27,000 flights.

The castle is a key part of a complex dating back to the Ryukyu Kingdom, and is believed to have been in use from around the 1400s.

Authorities said 7,000 homes were under mandatory evacuation orders affecting some 30,000 residents.

The quake had a magnitude of 6.8, but there was no threat of a tsunami, and Tulunan town, was once again near the epicentre.

London's political influence in Brussels may be slipping, but the language of Shakespeare is still in constant use.

The man appeared to slip and tumble off the side of the mountain before his livestream was cut off.

Hundreds of koala bears perished in Australia due to bushfires.

The climate activist was honoured at a Stockholm ceremony held by the Nordic Council.

US lawmakers critical of Facebook stepped up their calls to revisit its policy, which exempts comments, paid ads on the platform from fact-checking.

In explosive prepared testimony, Vindman recounted listening to Trump pressure Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky on the July 25 phone call.