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The evacuation order for several towns in the shadow of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant is set to be lifted on 31 March.

Armed with a metal detector, Daniel Rom Kristiansen and his father brought history to life.

Province is plagued by deadly violence between the Congolese army and local militia group Kamwina Nsapu.

Fillon received the interest free, undeclared personal loan in 2013 from business mogul Marc Ladreit de Lacharrière.

White House refuses to comment on leaks after Trump said 'I love WikiLeaks!' during 2016 campaign.

It aims to highlight the gender imbalance in fiction by 'silencing' male authors.

It is the second avalanche in a day to hit the popular Savoie ski region.

'Swipe right on sisterhood,' Tinder wrote.

In a letter to members of UN Security Council, Dieng warned against risks of "mass" violence.

The code of conduct is aimed at avoiding conflict over claims on the South China Sea.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi observed that the US ant-missile battery will make Seoul less secure.

Potassium permanganate reportedly got mixed into the main supply line during a water treatment procedure.

Baraa Ahmed was left with no choice in the wake of the ban on travel for Yemenis.

Amnesty International has condemned targeting of the Gafatar community and called for release of its members.

"They know we didn't actually graduate, right?" Zuckerberg tells fellow Harvard dropout Bill Gates in a video.

At least 13 people reportedly injured as security forces in standoff to retake control of hospital.

This comes after the country's High Court blocked the government's move to pull out of the ICC.

General Noriega underwent surgery on 7 March to remove a benign brain tumour.

The 'most hated mom in America' said she understands why people feel the way they do about her.

Police used a decoy to investigate the killings of two homeless men.

Najib Razak's comments came after Malaysia and North Korea imposed tit-for-tat travel restrictions.

The doomed Malaysian Airlines flight went missing on 8 March 2014 with 239 passengers and crew on board.

Eye witnesses say the bus had been stuck on the track for 5-10 minutes before it was hit.

The state wants a temporary restraining order against the ban which is blocking six Muslim majority countries.

Corporate Watch claims charities are turning into 'informers' in helping vulnerable people be deported.

The Pakistan-Afghanistan borders were sealed after a series of bomb blasts and suicide attacks rocked Islamabad.

The meeting follows weeks of tension after Trump's initial travel ban.

The Democrat had some choice words for the president.

Cheolima Civil Defense claims Jong-nam's family sought emergency protection.