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The Kim Nirvana, carrying 173 passengers, capsized on the way to Pilar, Camotes.

Only cellphone cameras and still-photo cameras with fixed lenses no longer than three inches are allowed.

NGOs slam Australian Bill to jail those who expose conditions of detention centres.

Reports claim the United States is also on course to reopen its embassy in Havana later this month.

Rajapaksa did not specify which party he would contest the elections under, but supporters say he will form a new coalition.

Ashley Menatta, 53, is actually from the US and lives near San Diego.

The espionage focused on economic issues, rather than on security.

Schoolgirl from Singapore Sonia Jhala was a fan of the club.

A colleague working with him was not harmed.

The talks are in the beginning stages.

Nurse from Pennsylvania felt drowsy while feeding the baby.

Film to follow the story of a boy who tried to make a fortune using Chance and Community cards.

Greek Prime Minister hits back, accusing 'extremist conservative forces' of blackmailing his country.

Domestic transactions using foreign currencies, including US dollars, are banned in Indonesia.

Migrants are trying to take advantage of the situation.

Vietnam and Cambodia each blame the other for clashes in southern province of Long An.

Rapper Flo Rida has also dropped out of Trump's Miss USA pageant.

Israeli think tanks estimates global Jewish population is fast nearing pre-Holocaust figures at 16.5m.

Three-year-old Ji'Aire Donnell Lee's death has been ruled as murder.

Former lawmaker Nasr al-Hafi among allies of ousted president Mohamed Morsi gunned down in Cairo.

Biafra was secessionist state re-annexed to Nigeria after Biafran war claimed a million lives in 1970.

Former SS guard accused of complicity in mass murder tells Lueneburg court he is shocked by victims accounts.

Daredevil basejumper Uli Emanuele shot the footage with a Hero4 camera attached to his helmet

Left-wing Syriza government has vowed to resign if the country votes 'yes', a move that could trigger chaos.

Civilians killed as police raid turns violent and residents flee in Burundi capital

UN human rights council's site carried Eritrean letter containing two paragraphs lifted from North Korean statement.

Women are turning to prostitution during Greek economic crisis as Greece misses IMF payment

Mohammed Abu Khdeir parents fear they will never get justice from Israel for their son's brutal killing.

Feeney said that it is important to fight against austerity and stand together for the Greek people.