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Two Carabinieri shot and wounded before prime minister Enrico Letta was about to be sworn in.

Prominent dissident journalist claims feminist punk band 'was difficult to protect'

Bombs, allegedly planted by Pakistan Taliban, target secular political forces.

The Duchess of Cambridge gave her first video message on Sunday, appealing for support of Children's Hospice Week.

Apart from Savar, where the building collapsed, protests rock Bangladesh capital Dhaka and the second biggest city Chittagong.

Angelino Alfano to be deputy leader in government of Enrico Letta.

Everrett Dutschke, 41, was taken into custody in Tupelo as anti-terrorist response team search his home for evidence.

Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy was one of the most generous donors to US presidential family in 2011

North Korean consulate staffers in Karachi said to be importing liquor and selling it.

While US and British governments had earlier said Assad regime may have used nerve gas sarin, Obama in no hurry to intervene in Syria.

Biologist finds that evolution fuels deathwish of goldfish and guppies.

Poor leadership meant Arab forces resisting Zionist military in run-up to Israeli War of Independence were doomed to defeat.

British PM David Cameron and US say there is evidence of chemical weapons use in Syria by Bashar al-Assad regime.

Death toll in Bangladesh factory building collapse has passed 300 and latest reports suggest 41 people were rescued late on Thursday evening.

Suspect moved from Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center to Federal Medical Center Devens.

Beijing 'mobilises' troops and tanks in region separated by Yalu River.

Omar Borkan Al Gala is reportedly one of the three hunks deported from Saudi Arabia because of their good looks.

Coutinho accidently shot in head when he was cleaning his speargun.

Female Naval rating on shore leave wrestles bus driver to ground after he tries to rape her at knifepoint.

Rescue attempts grind to halt as battles erupt in Dhaka between police and protesters.

Scores of Hindu devotees took a holy dip in the river Ganges early on Friday morning (April 26), following last night's lunar eclipse, in order to cleanse their souls and achieve salvation.

Brother and sister swim to land after fishing boat sinks eight miles from shore.

North Korea rejects talks and threatens tough action against southern neighbour.

South Korea and the United States teamed up on Friday (April 26) for a combined amphibious drill as a part of the annual joint U.S.-South Korean exercise "Foal Eagle".

Fire reportedly caused by electrical short-circuit ravages hospital on city's outskirts.

U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel on Thursday (April 25) said the U.S. intelligence community believes the Syrian government has used sarin gas on a small scale against rebels trying to overthrow the government of President Bashar al-Assad.

Chinese troops allegedly cross disputed border in Ladakh region of Himalayas.

Armenian Greater Boston community never heard of a Muslim convert preacher called Misha who "brainwashed" Tamerlan Tsarnaev.

Kurdish men living north-west Iran began campaign after judge punished three men by making them dress in women's clothes.