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South Korea is grieving the death of more than 150 people in Saturday's crowd crush in the capital, Seoul.
Few families still inhabit the Kome Caves, a site first occupied 200 years ago by tribes seeking shelter from conflict.
Miners know the risks of working dozens of metres below ground but still work to extract coal to support their families.
Activists call for the abolition of the monarchy as the country holds a holiday to mark the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
Near-weekly anti-coup rallies have taken place in Sudan since the October 25 coup led by General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan.
Designated an endangered World Heritage Site by UNESCO, Hatra dates back to the second and third centuries BC.
While the government is expecting 10 million foreign tourists this year, it is not enough to lure elephants back.
Fears grow for future of rainforest, deemed critical for sequestering CO2, as loggers and farmers push deeper inside.
Along the course of the Osun River and its tributaries, there are several mining sites that may have caused pollution.
At least 24 Palestinians, including six children, have been killed and 203 wounded during the two days of attacks.
Israeli raids killed at least 10 people while targeting the Islamic Jihad movement as fears of all-out war rise again.
Gaps in financing women-led businesses in northern Nigeria.
YoloArt gives a space for Istanbul's Arab creatives to train, perform, and meet.
The event features a unique jazz style that combines guitar, piano and drums with traditional West African instruments.
Protesters rally a day ahead of Nakba, the day marking 1948 Palestinian exodus, in solidarity with Palestinians.
From Trump supporters storming the US Capitol, the fall of Kabul to Taliban to refugee crisis on Belarus-Poland border.
Nomadic Amazigh tribes in the area face long periods of isolation when winter sets in.
Tens of thousands of farmers clear protest sites as government repeals agricultural reforms in a rare retreat.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan wants to buy dozens of US warplanes, sources tell Bloomberg News.
A former police chief is among the six men involved in the militia group facing federal conspiracy charges.
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