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Opposition parties lobbied for an anonymous no-confidence vote to provide cover to disgruntled ANC members.

Tokyo warns North Korea's rapid progress in nuclear and missile programmes poses 'a new level of threat'.

The sinkhole at Pasco County in Florida first appeared on 14 July and it has now grown to 260ft wide.

The East African nation votes amid widespread fears of communal violence.

The orangutan was a subject of the 2014 PBS documentary The Ape Who Went to College.

'Our words matter,' Google CEO Sundar Pichai wrote in an internal memo to employees.

Some of the suspects were trying to smuggle arms and ammunition into Iran.

He will separate from his wife Dasha Zhukova after 10 years.

An outdoorsy getaway is something of a tradition for Putin.

The wires had cut into the animal's stomach and torn open its neck.

They were protesting for the release of Ukrainian filmmaker Oleg Sentsov.

The numbers trying to enter Europe have dropped, but Greece still faces huge strains on its resources.

Afghan officials say Isis and Taliban joined forces in latest attacks that claimed at least 50 lives.

The Yi have retained their language and traditions in a rapidly modernising country, but are among the poorest people in China.

The couple were told to "compose" themselves in front of children.

He is the second British tourist to plunge to his death during a holiday in Spain in past month.

Nervous Kenyans are stockpiling food and water on the eve of an election that many fear could descend into violence.

Duterte struck a rare modest tone when he met the US Secretary of State in the presidential palace in Manila.

Yelizaveta Peskova tried to make the difficult jump from Instagram kid to ship building industry expert.

The ship was having difficulties when the British captain was called to help.

One soldier was also taken hostage, the terror group said in a statement.

White phosphorus looks as inoffensive as amber but can cause third degree burns

Fires in Indonesia, lit to clear forest and peatlands for plantations, cause an annual crisis that blankets large parts of southeast Asia in smog.

Migrants regularly try to climb border fences so they can reach Europe.

Study finds disturbing evidence in the attitude of attackers towards victims in India's endemic rape crisis.

The money raised is going to women's services.

Two of the attackers were killed in a firefight with soldiers, while eight were arrested, including at least three from the military.

The US Air Force is reportedly looking to develop low yield nuclear weapons for next-gen warfare.

Israel latest country in the Middle East to block Qatar-funded network amid ongoing Gulf crisis.