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Stunning images capture the moment a lioness launched herself at a fearsome crocodile lurking in a Botswana river - allowing the rest of her pride to cross in safety.
NewsweekBlind Activist Calls on China to Probe His CaseABC NewsA blind Chinese activist who was the focus of a nearly monthlong diplomatic standoff says he hopes the Chinese government will conduct a thorough investigation into his illegal...
Passengers could be put at risk by European plans to lengthen pilots' working hours, MPs have warned.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange learns today if he is to be extradited to Sweden to face sex crime allegations.
Myanmar's opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi greeted hundreds of migrants from her homeland in Thailand during her first overseas visit in nearly a quarter of a century.
Police in the Bu Dop District of southern Binh Phuoc Province yesterday prosecuted Ho Van Huyen, 50, a resident of the area, for illegal wildlife trading. ...
Iran worst affected by 'Flame' malware, which could be trying to slow its nuclear programme.
François Hollande, the man who wooed the French with the promise to be a “normal” president, has decided to break rules and conventions in the name of normality.
A message in a bottle, posing a question about love and dropped into the sea off Indonesia, has been found over a year later and more than 5,000 miles away, in Mozambique, on the east coast of Africa.
Horst Faas, a Pulitzer Prize-winning combat photographer who carved out new standards for covering war with a camera and became one of the world's legendary photojournalists, died Thursday at 79.
The renowned British economic historian Niall Ferguson is to present the BBC's 2012 Reith Lectures, in a series titled 'The Rule of Law and its Enemies'.
Federico Garcia Lorca could have fled Spain at the start of the Civil War but was waiting for his young male lover to join him, new evidence suggests.
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Facebook is considering ways to invite children younger than 13 onto its social network.
Scientists amazed that bluefins swimming in Pacific five months after Japanese disaster contained tiny amounts of caesiumBluefin tuna contaminated with radiation believed to be from Fukushima Daiichi turned up off the coast of California just five...
An encounter with a member of the opposite sex really can make women feel hot under the collar, a study has found.
Families of those murdered and raped by rebels backed by the convicted ex-warlord say he should be jailed for life.
humanrights1st: Crimes Against Humanity in Syria Should Be Referred to International Criminal Court http://t.co/gEvdHtz0...
The United States isn't the only country that encourages workers to use retirement accounts to save for the future.
Thousands of computers in Iran belonging to government agencies and private companies have been infected with a highly sophisticated virus, dubbed Flame, in the latest cyberwarfare against the Islamic Republic, said cybersecurity experts and Iran's...
Climbers have reported seeing another body on Mount Everest, raising the death toll to four for one of the worst days ever on the world's highest mountain.
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Thursday that he is eager to attend the Olympic Games in London to support Iranian athletes but that Britain doesn't want to host him.
The UN war crimes tribunal of Ratko Mladic, the Bosnian Serb general, begins at The Hague today.
[allAfrica.com] Nigeria's first-ever national vaccine summit ended in mid-April with a federal government commitment to expand the country's vaccination programme to help reduce the country's child mortality rates...
Unprecedented paintings and calculations have emerged from under the Guatemalan jungle—including evidence against the 2012 "doomsday myth."...
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