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As Aphra watched her son Allan graduate from Cambridge University last month, she thought back to the moment he was born.

North Korea appears to have conducted another missile test, media in Japan and South Korea report.

Russia's Foreign Ministry demanded Friday that the United States cut the number of diplomatic staff it has in Russia and said it would seize two US diplomatic properties, in a sharp response to a new sanctions bill passed by the US Congress a day earlier.

Jeff Bezos' brief stint as world's richest person ends after less than a day when Amazon stock falls on news of missed second quarter profits and his wealth drops from $91bn to $88.5bn

Philippine fishermen have revealed that they have been dumping bodies of drug suspects, killed as part of the country's so-called war on drugs, on the orders of the police.

At least 48 people have been injured, five of them seriously, after a train crashed at a station in the Spanish city of Barcelona, officials say.

Zimbabwean First Lady Grace Mugabe has challenged her president husband Robert to name his preferred successor to end deepening divisions over the future leadership of the ruling ZANU-PF party, state television said in an online report.

A Malaysian lawmaker has come under fire for saying that women denying sex to their husbands was a form of "psychological and emotional abuse".

Muslim leaders have lifted a boycott of a key holy site in East Jerusalem after Israel removed the last of security measures which had led to uproar.

House and Senate Republicans have reached a deal that is paving the way to send a bill to President Donald Trump's desk that slaps Russia with new sanctions and limits Trump's ability to remove them

Two Jordanians have been killed and an Israeli wounded in an incident next to Israel's embassy in Amman.