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Thirty-six officials in South Korea are under investigation for failing to prevent the tragedy.

A video of two women being paraded naked in Manipur state went viral last week, sparking outrage.

Meanwhile at the summit, Vladimir Putin said Russia was ready to send free grain exports to Africa.

The French foreign minister says the coup is not "final" as Niger's army backs the plotters.

Residents suspect most of the blazes blighting their stunning region are intentionally lit.

Saridewi Djamani, 45, was found guilty of trafficking 30g of heroin in 2018.

The job posting amid a strike partly driven by AI fears triggers an angry reaction from actors.

Up to 450,000 Americans may have a syndrome that causes a dangerous reaction to several types of meat.

Defence officials say the emails did not contain information that could compromise operational security.

Tickets are expected to go on sale on 9 August for a series of shows in Sin City later this year.

A revised indictment sets out new charges against Donald Trump, Walt Nuata and another employee.

Police believe the remains of four indigenous women murdered by a serial killer were dumped in a landfill.

The Mediterranean wildfires have killed dozens in Algeria and left Tunisian homes and business in ashes.

He has been indicted twice and, with other investigations ongoing, more charges could be on the way.

Speculation mounts that Mr Trump will soon be charged over efforts to overturn his 2020 election loss.

Some 180 million Americans are under heat watches and warnings as extreme heat continues.

The settlement from the Human Rights Tribunal benefits 300,000 people harmed by the welfare system.