NASA’s first as?ter?oid sam?ple from deep space para?chutes into the Utah desert to cap a sev?en-year jour?ney.
The con?flict in Nagorno-Karabakh has been marked by abus?es on both sides and there are fears of a refugee cri?sis.
A demon?stra?tion against po?lice vi?o?lence in Paris on Sat?ur?day saw some clash?es be?tween pro?test?ers and po?lice.
The fair near the cen?tral city of Titu, north?west of the cap?i?tal of Bucharest, has ex?ist?ed for near?ly 200 years.
Around 1,000 chil?dren work in il?le?gal gold min?ing in Venezuela, a boom?ing in?dus?try in the re?source-rich coun?try.
Dozens of peo?ple re?port?ed killed, more than 200 wound?ed in the fight?ing which broke out on Tues?day.
Afghan health pro?fes?sion?als – thou?sands of fe?male among them – are de?fy?ing dai?ly chal?lenges to pro?vide crit?i?cal care.
Libya’s Cen?tre for Com?bat?ing Dis?eases says at least 150 peo?ple suf?fered di?ar?rhoea af?ter drink?ing con?t?a?m?i?nat?ed wa?ter.
Pres?i?dent-elect Bernar?do Areva?lo has called on vot?ers to meet him in Guatemala City as he faces threats to his vic?to?ry.
Sur?vivors have protest?ed in?Der?na, de?mand?ing ac?count?abil?i?ty one week af?ter a flood killed thou?sands.
Chi?na, US de?ploy war?ships over Tai?wan and South Chi?na Sea in what risks a mil?i?tary con?fronta?tion.
The ru?ins at Tell es-Sul?tan have been de?clared the ‘old?est for?ti?fied city in the world’.
The death toll stands at near?ly 3,000 peo?ple and in?juries num?ber more than 5,600, ac?cord?ing to of?fi?cial fig?ures.
An es?ti?mat?ed 240,000 peo?ple in the north?east?ern state are de?pen?dent on fish?ing and sell?ing pro?duce on float?ing is?lands.
