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One of eight inmates due to be put to death by the US state of Arkansas this month could be given clemency.
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The Fitzroy River in Rockhampton, Queensland, burst its banks nine days after Cyclone Debbie hit.
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Half of the deaths come in just four countries - China, India, the US and Russia, the report says.
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Burst riverbanks have forced the entire population of Edgecumbe in New Zealand to flee homes.
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Information suggests that terrorists may seek to target Anzac Day commemorations, Australia says.
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A professor in Egypt fears losing her job after a video of her dancing is shared on social media.
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President Barrow is aiming for a majority in the first elections since the end of the Jammeh era.
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The authorities say the men were convicted of treason and conspiring with foreign parties.
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Local officials are calling it a once-in-500-years event.
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The book was on sale in the Netherlands until angry parents noticed the dictator's inclusion.
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The emaciated body of Katerina Laktionova, 27, was found floating in a suitcase at an Italian port.
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The US president says his attitude towards Syria and its president has changed "very much".
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Among the evacuation from floods in Edgecumbe, New Zealand, one man saved dozens of stranded residents.
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Witnesses said the Palestinian driver accelerated towards two Israelis waiting at a bus stop.
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Japan's Hirado city is attracting tourists by offering one couple a chance to be its castle's lord and lady.
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Police were unable to match the suspect's DNA to the crime scene.
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She will speak at an event intended to promote a dialogue for a "non-racial" South Africa.
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It's now legal to trade rhino horn in South Africa after the highest court in the land lifted a ban.
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The House intelligence chairman Devin Nunes is now himself under scrutiny from an ethics panel.
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The move is expected to anger China, which claims almost all the waters in the disputed sea.
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A father grieves for his baby twins, wife and 20 other relatives killed in Syria's suspected chemical attack.
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French presidential candidate Francois Fillon has had flour thrown in his face while campaigning in Strasbourg.
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Police also found an explosive device at the suspected bomber's flat.
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Einstein, an African grey parrot which lives in a zoo in Tennessee, mimics a dog's bark, a wolf’s cry and more.
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At least 27 children were killed in the alleged chemical attack on Tuesday.
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The US is considering possible military action following a suspected chemical attack, reports say.
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