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The spiritual leader of the world's Anglicans, Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, on Friday (June 28) visited the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, where he called for a 'simplicity' and 'unity' among Christians.

Washington man allegedly inspired by grisly episode of AMC's popular show

The Russian parliament has invited NSA whistleblower Snowden to share more details about the alleged spying activities on Russian citizens by the US.

Yaritza Oliva suffers "indescribable" pain while she sheds tears of blood, she says.

19-year old ethnic Chechen, captured after police shootout, could face death penalty or life imprisonment if found guilty.

European leaders agreed on Friday (June 28) to set aside around 8 billion euros to combat youth unemployment, even as they admitted that the labour market would only sustainably improve once the crisis-hit region returns to growth.

Newspaper using tricks seen in police drama to evade police surveillance to contact NSA hacker.

Babajide Bashorun, 22, allegedly assaulted the student before broadcasting images of her bloodied body.

BN-2 aicraft carrying Missoni, his wife and friends went missing in January.

Five members of child sex trafficking gang handed life sentences after abusing girls over eight-year period

US president rules out military action against whistleblower after he leaves Moscow airport.

Eldest daughter of South Africa's ailing Father of the Nation attacks foreign media for behaving like vultures.

Celebrity couple Bell and Shepard beat Anne Hathaway and Bill Clinton for sexiest vegetarian title.

Scientists plan to revive two extinct species of giant Galapagos tortoises.

President Jacob Zuma claims Mandela's health has improved while daughter says journalists are acting like 'vultures'.

Beijing police reject Guangdong court ruling that decriminalised 'happy ending' massages.

In Senegal accompanied by the first lady Michelle and daughters Obama met with president Macky Sall

The female turtle, named after the 1991 movie duo, is healthy and is able to swim and walk.

Kurds pledge to carry on with Ankara peace deal despite PM Erdogan's harsh rhetoric.

Despite loosening of Beijing restrictions, mass relocation of Tibetans still a human rights scandal, says HRW.

Hopolong Moeketsi murdered Jan van Wyk in 2009 to harvest his organs for medicine.

The unidentified woman had undergone a surgery for breast implants five years ago.

New England Patriots star behind bars suspected of killing friend.

Priests hired rentboys for sex in churches from pimp who sold consecrated hosts to satanists, says defrocked clergyman.

One German and two French feminists released after topless protest conviction.

Police suspect Irish women and British man died in murder-suicide in Malaga.

New Labor leader sworn in as prime minister in Canberra but declines to set election date.

President Jacob Zuma cancels trip to Mozambique and Barack Obama puts planned visit on hold.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday (June 26) handed a significant victory to gay rights advocates by ruling that married gay men and women are eligible for federal benefits and paving the way for same-sex marriage in California.