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Schools and buildings collapsed as residents fled, with rescue teams continuing to search for missing students.
First half punch-up sparked by clash between Portugal’s Rafael Leao and Ivan Roman. Ronaldo substituted at half-time.
Hezbollah leader insists that a ceasefire must include southern Lebanon, where Israel has seized a self-declared security zone.
China’s ex-world No 4 bagelled as she struggles to regain form after injury issues; Hong Kong’s Coleman Wong also loses opening match.
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CDC escalates its response to the latest deadly outbreak after the WHO declares an international emergency.
Spaniard handed four-year deal a day after the team’s 1-0 defeat at hands of Manchester City in FA Cup final.
Passengers and crew hunker down in isolation on a ship stuck off Cabo Verde following a hantavirus outbreak.
Organisers unveil the nine-member jury for the 79th Cannes Film Festival beginning May 12.
Secret Service chief says agent was shot at ‘point-blank range’ by suspect who tried to storm correspondents’ dinner.
Waves of up to three metres are expected after the quake struck off the Sanriku Coast.
Israel’s military unveils a map of its new southern ‘forward defence line’, days after a ceasefire with Hezbollah took effect.
The deal makes up 20 per cent of fertiliser needs for the planting season in Australia, a major supplier of food to Southeast Asia.
Kitchee expected to play in the second-tier AFC Champions League Two next season, but spokesman has not heard from the governing body.
Israel’s killing of the top militant’s relative follows the deadliest day of the war in Lebanon.
Hezbollah pauses attacks, sources say, but Israel says operations in Lebanon will go on.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim welcomed the ceasefire and called for lasting peace in the Middle East.
Ukraine’s president says the proposal has been conveyed to Moscow through the US.
Mediators had proposed a ceasefire plan and peace settlement. Iran will only accept ‘end of the war’ with guarantee of no further attacks.
US president appears to extend deadline to Tuesday for Iran to ‘make a deal’ or he’s ‘blowing everything up’.
The president spoke out online while the UAE’s largest gas plant and a key Kuwait oil refinery were among Iran’s latest targets.
Bosnia and Czech Republic also make it through, along with the Democratic Republic of Congo and Iraq in the intercontinental play-offs.
Foreign ministers from France, Germany, Italy and the UK expressed concern about the bill which opponents say would target only Palestinians.
Kingdom set to host tournament for first time with 24 teams competing across three host cities in January and February.
State media said the decision to re-elect Kim to the ‘top post’ reflected ‘the unanimous will and desire of all the Korean people’.
Meanwhile, although Putin’s regime has thwarted protests over the blocking of the popular messaging app, Telegram, there is still discontent.
This would be the first time Iran has hit one of the US$100 million planes since the US and Israel launched their attack in February.
Trump will be the one to decide when to stop, the defence secretary says, as Pentagon asks for US$200 billion in extra funding.
Hungarian leader Viktor Orban has vetoed giving Ukraine its promised US$103 billion EU loan until Russian oil supply is resumed.
Khatib is the third top Iranian official to be killed in two days as Israel authorises military to shoot on sight.
