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Italy holds a day of mourning as Berlusconi is given a farewell at the Duomo di Milano • Minister Ian Borg is in attendance at the funeral
EU agency says southern Europe could expect over 60 summer days in which heat will be ‘dangerous to human health’
Troops deployed, curfew announced as Baltimore cleanup begins
On Monday, hundreds of people set fires, looted stores and confronted police...
On Monday, hundreds of people set fires, looted stores and...
Libyan chargé d’affaires says draft peace talks 'unfit' to end Libyan crisis
Representative of Tripoli government says draft peace talks need to be revised • Recognised Libyan embassy says Tobruk government looking forward to a...
Representative of Tripoli government says draft peace talks...
Aurora cinema’s ‘Batman’ gunman determined ‘sane’
Gunman who had opened fire in a Colorado cinema during the midnight premiere of...
Gunman who had opened fire in a Colorado cinema during the...
New York to dim its lights to help migratory birds
State of New York makes plans to turn off non essential lights to protect...
State of New York makes plans to turn off non essential...
Emergency declared in Baltimore as protests turn into riots
Peaceful protests in Baltimore turn into violent riots and the city declares a...
Peaceful protests in Baltimore turn into violent riots and...
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[WATCH] Eight million affected by Nepal earthquake - UN
International aid has started arriving but there is still a shortage of medical...
International aid has started arriving but there is still a...
‘Migration priority is saving lives’, UN chief tells Renzi
Italian Prime Minister calls on United Nations to prioritise the fight...
Italian Prime Minister calls on United Nations to...
6 TV crew members found dead in Libya
The Nationalist Party has called for an urgent meeting of the permanent committee of economic and financial affairs
The Nationalist Party has called for an urgent meeting of...
Weak EU renewable energy targets 'result of Shell’s successful lobbying' - report
Documents obtained by the Guardian show a proposal to not have binding clean energy targets for member states was proposed by Shell
Documents obtained by the Guardian show a proposal to not...
Australia pushes for delay in executions
Australia has called on Indonesia to delay execution of two convicted Australian drug traffickers
Australia has called on Indonesia to delay execution of two...
Nepal Earthquake: Death toll over 3,000
At least 3.326 people have reportedly lost their lives in Nepal earthquake so far
At least 3.326 people have reportedly lost their lives in...
Suicide attack, car bombs kill 22 in Iraq
No group claims responsibility after wave of bombings kill at least 22 people...
No group claims responsibility after wave of bombings kill...
Deadly Burundi clashes after president seeks third term
Two people killed as anti-government protesters demonstrate against...
Two people killed as anti-government protesters demonstrate...
Tunisian smuggler was forced to captain migrant boat at gunpoint, brother says
Brother of Tunisian man accused of piloting vessel that killed more than 700 people says 27-year-old was forced by smuggle
Brother of Tunisian man accused of piloting vessel that...
Violence erupts at Baltimore protest over police brutality
More than 1,000 demonstrators march through Baltimore to protest over the death...
More than 1,000 demonstrators march through Baltimore to...
Nepal quake was ‘waiting to happen’, death toll climbs to 1,900
Seismologist says deadly 7.8-magnitude earthquake was a “nightmare...
Seismologist says deadly 7.8-magnitude earthquake was a...
Updated | Hundreds dead in powerful Nepal earthquake
Nepali government declares state of emergency after earthquake with a 7.9...
Nepali government declares state of emergency after...
Gallipoli centenary: Prime Minister in London to mark Anzac Day
Australia and New Zealand remember more than 11,400 troops killed at Gallipoli...
Australia and New Zealand remember more than 11,400 troops...