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Sophia Benner became a social media star after her mother posted about her trip to a toy store.

Russia, travel bans and healthcare have all gone wrong for president but one thing may finally go his way.

When Britain and others decided to take no military action against Assad, he knew he could act with impunity.

Vucic served as a minister for information under dictator Slobodan Milosevic.

With its red telephone boxes and double decker buses, Gibraltar remains an outpost of Britishness at the tip of Spain.

People burn incense, fake money and paper models of houses, cars and other goods in the belief their ancestors will be able to enjoy them in the afterlife.

Rescue comes months after gang was found charging €10,000 to illegally smuggle migrants into UK.

With multiple infringements occurring every day, one has to wonder whether there is a ceasefire in place at all.

Barack Obama and David Cameron have both been embroiled in rows during festive periods past.

Paramedics tried to help her at the scene but she died three days later.

Up to 58 people are believed to have died in the attack on Syrian town of Khan Sheikhoun.

Threat follows a string of racially-motivated attacks on African students living in India.

In total, about 40,000 Rohingya Muslims are believed to living illegally across India.

Nanoparticle-wrapped enzyme can be administered before exposure to nerve gas and pesticides in mice.

Petry has headed the party since 2015 but has come under fire from members in recent months.

Taiwanese rapper Dwagie has launched Light Up Taiwan to promote the island.

Miners sift through hundreds of kilos of sand and clay, gathering roughly a quarter of a gram of gold dust.

Haley said Donald Trump administration was concerned about the relationship between India and Pakistan.

Aaron Wood was riding 80 km/h through a tunnel in Brisbane when the mattress came loose.

"Kill them wherever you find them" says United Cyber Caliphate in a video released along with the list.

Andrew Bowen, a visiting scholar with the American Enterprise Institute, didn't get the reaction he expected.

On 4 April 2002 warring parties signed an agreement to end 27 years of civil war.

New Delhi asks Beijing not to interfere in its 'internal affairs' and politicise the Dalai Lama's religious visit.

An avalanche of mud, water and debris smashed into Mocoa, engulfing homes and killing at least 273 people, many of them children.

The family was reportedly involved in helping flood victims before the tragedy took place.

Melbourne artist Lushsux has reincarnated the footballer's famous bust.

The issue could be raised at the upcoming meeting between Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

The music was played by two European DJs near the famous seaside resort of Hammamet.

Government says charges against staff from Médecins Sans Frontières are valid.