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This is the shocking moment a woman gives birth during a street festival before leaving her baby to die so she can continue partying.

Six nuclear submarines have been found at a formerly concealed Chinese military base.

The inconsistent handling of seized crypto assets raises concerns about potential misuse as China discusses the introduction of national regulations.

Following the passing of Pope Francis on Easter Monday, Catholics across the globe will turn their attention to his successor.

At least 56 killed in Nigeria clashes over land use between herders and farmers

British fighter jets intercepted Russian aircraft approaching NATO airspace on two occasions this week.

Audio-enabled traffic control crosswalk buttons across Silicon Valley were hacked over the weekend to include audio snippets imitating the voices of Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk.

Press freedom at risk, say watchdogs, as Cyprus law could force reporters to reveal sources. Proposed legislation allows spyware and sweeping surveillance of journalists.

Spanish police have dismantled a weapons trafficking network in Granada, arresting three suspects and uncovering the country’s first underground shooting range used to test and sell military-grade firearms to criminal gangs.

Fatima Hassouna, who had been documenting the war in Gaza for 18 months and was the subject of a new documentary, was killed along with 10 members of her family.

Man, 27, killed in the French ski resort of Val Thorens as severe weather causes chaos across three Alpine countries

A migrant has died trying to cross the English Channel, according to reports.

A Florida State University student left a wounded classmate helpless on the ground as they walked past sipping an iced coffee.

President Donald Trump personally blocked Elon Musk from attending a highly classified meeting on China, according to reports.

A man who claimed he rescued 12 people from a collapsed nightclub in the Dominican Republic has been arrested over faking the story.

Plans are afoot for an American-owned company seized by the Kremlin and placed under state control to be used to supply food to the Russian army, a document seen by Reuters showed, potentially threatening Moscow’s warming relations with the U.S.

Italian prosecutors are carrying out an investigation into numerous officials and executives, including two Tirrenia-Moby employees who were interrogated on Wednesday, as part of a broad corruption case.