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Heckler & Koch fined for illegal gun sales to Mexico
A German court fines Heckler & Koch and convicts two ex-staff for illegal arms exports to Mexico.
Jussie Smollett arrested over false attack report
Empire star Jussie Smollett said he had suffered a homophobic attack in January.
Israel elections: Netanyahu challengers Gantz and Lapid join forces
Two of Israel's strongest candidates announce an alliance in a bid to beat the PM in April polls.
Pope Francis: Concrete action needed against child abuse at Church
The world wants more than condemnations, the Pope tells a summit on child sexual abuse at the Church.
Basketball star hurt as shoe falls apart
Zion Williamson, the 18-year-old tipped to be the next big thing in basketball, is injured after only 33 seconds on Wednesday as his Nike shoe falls apart.
Camp Fire: Dog missing from Paradise wildfire found after 101 days
Kingston jumped out of his family's truck as they were fleeing a deadly wildfire in town of Paradise.
Israel's Beresheet robot sets its sights on the Moon
The Beresheet robot is a privately funded venture that aims to land and hop across the lunar surface.
Trump-Kim summit: How might Kim Jong-un travel to Vietnam?
It's not the most conventional journey, but Kim Jong-un could be making his way to Vietnam by rail.
Julie Bishop: Ex-contender for Australian PM to leave politics
Julie Bishop has been the highest-ranking woman to serve in the two-term government.
Macron announces crackdown on anti-Semitism in France
France's president says that attacks seem to be at their worst level since World War Two.
Bangladesh fire: Blaze kills dozens in Dhaka historic district
Dozens have been killed by a blaze which spread through an ancient district of the capital.
Bangladesh fire: Blaze kills dozens in Dhaka historic district
At least 60 people are killed after a blaze spread in the tightly-packed, centuries-old area.
US Coast Guard officer Hasson 'planned terror attack'
The white nationalist planned to "murder civilians on a scale rarely seen" in the US, prosecutors say.
Will Senegal be bowled over by big projects?
Can a big new bridge, train and museum convince Senegal to vote for Macky Sall as president again?
Jan Kuciak: Marches in memory of murdered Slovakia journalist
A year after the targeted killing of journalist Jan Kuciak, marches are planned across Slovakia.
‘The hangman was too tired to hang me – three times’
On death row in Malawi, Byson Kaula was nearly executed three times - but the hangman always stopped work before it was his turn.
The bakeries of Bamako in Mali
Photographer Annie Risemberg documents the French bread bakeries that are ubiquitous in Bamako. Mali.
The toxic legacy of the Vietnam War
How millions suffered from exposure to toxic chemicals sprayed by US forces during the Vietnam war
India Catholic Cardinal Oswald Gracias ‘failed abuse victims’
Cardinal Oswald Gracias, the Archbishop of Mumbai, did not tell police of a child abuse allegation.
Beverley Bass inspires new musical Come From Away
Beverley Bass was ordered to divert a trans-Atlantic flight during the events of 9/11.