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Hundreds show support and demand justice for teenager allegedly raped in Missouri.

Far-right party leader denied 2012 presidential campaign refund by French Commission for Campaigning Costs

A second wife was granted a divorce because her husband made her have sex with him and his first wife

After the Tazreen and Rana Plaza disasters, Bangladesh has a golden opportunity to change its factory culture - and the chance must be taken.

Map drawn by web comics shows what countries are best known for.

Pope Francis dismiss Bishop who spent £26m for diocesan residence in Limburg

Victim dies in hospital after suffering serious burns as police hunt for assailants in Uttar Pradesh.

United parliament votes against €900,000 funding to party involved in criminal case.

Saudi spy chief warns of 'major shift' in Riyadh-Washington ties.

Strong winds and low humidity likely to make New South Wales bushfires even worse.

Greek lawmakers voted to cut off state funding to the far-right Golden Dawn party early on Wednesday morning (October 23), the latest effort by the government to clamp down on a party it has branded a "neo-Nazi criminal gang".

Apple on Tuesday (October 22) took the wraps off a slimmer faster tablet called the iPad Air and said it will give away Mac operating and work software free to its users, challenging Microsoft's near-stranglehold on personal computing.

London 11 meeting told of opposition Syrian National Coalition conditions and Saudi Arabia ends cooperation.

Demonstration against district oil rights auction won by Petrobras-led consortium staged in Barra de Tijuca district.

Activists lobby to discourage suppliers from selling teargas to Manama regime.

Model's body found floating in a suitcase near an island in China's Guangdong Province.

Afghan businessman Haji Khalil Zadran still has contracts with international donors, despite claims of funding rebels.

Bolshi dancer appears in Moscow court to deny involvement in brutal acid attack.

Wholesale slaughter of elephant herds by cyanide revealed inside Hwange, Zimbabwe's largest national park.

Notorious criminal downplayed number of people he killed during interview with Australia's 60 Minutes.

Special prosecutor promises to investigate 'without fear' following claims of political involvement in previous case.

Mohammed Assi shot dead inside a cave near Bilin.

Dagestan native who blew herself up on a local bus was married to Islam convert Dmitry Sokolov.

Uruguay hopes that enforcing rules for production, distribution and sale of cannabis will stop drug violence.

Basque militant Ines del Rio Prada granted freedom after European Court of Human Rights rules against continued detention.

Northern Israel struck by five mild tremors in less than a week raising concerns.

ECHR's verdict could provide decisive, peaceful resolution to Europe's longest-running armed conflict, says Asier Odriozola.

Oil-rich Borneo state adopts sharia criminal code including corporal punishments for thieves and drinkers of alcohol.

Mayor of Matsumoto offers to take in children living at Fukushima site to ensure safety.