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Abiy Ahmed says the army has taken full control of Mekelle from the Tigray People's Liberation Front.

The new policy comes in response to a US plan to import drugs from Canada.

How did 16 policemen come to be deported from the British Isles to Nazi-occupied Europe?

The country has rebuffed African efforts to find a negotiated settlement to the Tigray conflict.

Environmentalists in India's Goa state are fighting projects they say will turn it into a coal hub.

Few organisations have taken a bigger hit from coronavirus than the Serbian Orthodox Church

Hurricanes Eta and Iota left more than 150,000 people in Honduras homeless and many lost everything.

The two nations have expelled each other's envoys over a historical dispute dating back a century.

Vanderbilt kicker Sarah Fuller becomes the first woman to play in an elite Power 5 match.

Iran's top nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh was assassinated on Friday.

The UK and France agree new measures to help stop migrants crossing the Channel.

Protesters throw fireworks and set up barricades while police use tear gas in tense clashes in Paris.

Listen to ABC Grandstand commentary from the second of three ODIs between Australia and India at the SCG in Sydney.

Israel says it has 'no clue' who was behind the killing of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh in an ambush on Friday.

Wilton Gregory is one of 13 new cardinals installed by Pope Francis at a ceremony on Saturday.

Tony Hsieh led online retailer Zappos, acquired by Amazon, and helped transform central Las Vegas.