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A month's worth of rain has fallen on areas of eastern Canada over the past few days.

The drill takes place amid Rodrigo Duterte's efforts to pivot foreign policy away from the US.

Top Iranian authority responds to Saudi prince's threat that Riyadh would bring the 'battle' to Iran.

Since 2009, this is the 149th incident of self-immolation by a Tibetan in protest of the Chinese rule.

Eman Abd El Aty was recently shifted from India after a row over her weight loss.

"Trump's election only emboldened Putin," Democratic representative David Cicilline tweeted.

Seoul goes to the polls on 9 May to choose a new president to replace Park Geun-hye.

The girls were handed over on 6 May in exchange for Boko Haram suspects.

Former US secretary of state insists that despite strain in US-Russia relations, they must cooperate on North Korea.

Close to 180 of 440 escapees are still at large as authorities continue manhunt.

The president's son denied the report by WBUR, calling it 'complete garbage'.

Far-right candidate is seen in various video clips on social media singing and dancing.

Skeikh Abdul Hasib, the man behind the Afghan Army hospital bombing, was one of dozens of Isis militants who died.

Israeli prime minister calls proposal fake news to give impression Palestinian group is becoming more moderate.

At 39, the next president of France becomes ninth youngest serving leader on the planet.

As Emmanuel Macron announced President of France, Twitter users make good use of their French.

Euro climbs to $1.1023 as concerns France will leave European Union evaporate.

Despite big majority at election Emmanuel Macron's staunch neoliberal policies antagonise many voters.

The centrist candidate is estimated to have won by 65% to Marine Le Pen's 35%.

Projected results give the French election to the leader of En Marche! by 65.5% to 34.5%.

Cyanide poisoning was by far the most popular method of suicide for Nazis.

To many voters cannot stomach the choice between 'banker' Macron and 'fascist' Le Pen.

Jean-Marie Le Pen founded the Front National, but was kicked out in 2015.

Nazi-era memorabilia was found at barracks in Illkirch and Fürstenberg.

Kim Hak Song worked for the Pyongyang University of Science and Technology and was detained Saturday.

It is said that the Everest is home to over 200 bodies, enough to wreck the mind and body of a person.

Islamabad authorities claim they were forced to retaliate after Afghan security forces launched attacks on civilians.

The US rapper paid out around $20,000 to her fans overnight.

Japan keen on boosting its defence capabilities in the face of increasing threats from Pyongyang.