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Meet the colourful, tight-knit community of retired circus performers in Sarasota, Florida.

Joseph Jouthe's resignation comes as the country faces a spike in kidnappings and a political crisis.

London readying response to challenge from Brussels over alleged breach of the UK-EU Brexit divorce deal.

The move comes after Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan-led protests calling on expulsion of French envoy left two police dead.

Muslim organisations, including the ISIL and al-Qaeda, banned before the second anniversary of Easter Sunday attacks.

Researchers are exploring whether existing vaccines can be used 'more flexibly' in the fight against the pandemic.

Ankara and Cairo broke off ties after the 2013 overthrow of Egypt's first democratically elected leader Mohamed Morsi.

The two sides will exchange views on COP26, set to take place in Glasgow later this year.

The US top diplomat spoke shortly before he was set to meet with his European counterparts in Brussels.

Greek foreign minister meets his Turkish counterpart on Thursday in a bid to pave the way for a future summit.

Virus detected in more than 1,000 people in Haridwar along Ganges River where the weeks-long festival is being observed.

Seoul exploring ways to refer Japan's Fukushima decision to the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea.

Experts document 771 incidents of settler violence causing injuries to 133 Palestinians.

Defence minister's accusation comes as Western powers pile pressure on Russia over its military buildup at the border.

Far-right politician Gert Wilders made disparaging remarks about the religion at the start of Ramadan.

As livelihoods diminish in the world's largest delta, activists report spike in cases of child marriage due to poverty.

As historic buildings are demolished, some residents of Dushanbe mourn lost memories while others embrace change.

Changing political dynamics in Northern Ireland are causing anxiety in unionist communities.

Some are travelling for inoculations, arguing that they are protecting others. But experts have raised ethical concerns.

UN says nearly half the women in 57 countries lack bodily autonomy, including in decisions over sex with partners.

The president promises to boost uranium enrichment in response to the Natanz attack, which Tehran blamed on Israel.

Thirty-three years after mass killings of Kurds in northern Iraq, families struggle to identify and bury the victims.

Egypt regards the dam as an existential threat to its water supplies, while Khartoum fears its own dams would be harmed.

As global economy eyes recovery, calls to tax the wealthiest grow.

Photos released by the governor’s office showed a burned-out bus with rescue teams looking for survivors.

The Italian footballer is better known for his left-wing views and passion for the socialist-supporting club, Livorno.

Defence begins presenting its case following 11 days of testimony and a mountain of video evidence in US.

Beijing wants to curb heavily polluting steel output but that has sent prices surging, adding to inflation concerns.

Commercial ship owned by an Israeli firm was allegedly struck by Iran, Israeli media says, but no confirmation yet.

Hundreds of demonstrators face off with police in Brooklyn Center as officer resigns over Daunte Wright shooting.

Third consecutive night of protests in Minneapolis after a 20-year-old Black man was fatally shot by police.

US consumer prices rose at the fastest pace in eight years in March, but investors believe inflation is under control.

New infections reach a new record as most of the South Asian nation battles a second and more vicious surge in cases.

Resurgence in COVID-19 in Japan, as well as elsewhere in the world, is the latest challenge to the long-delayed event.

Lee Jae-kap says the government will need to help workers move to new economic sectors and raise women's participation.

Postponing or cancelling games set for July would have 'limited impact' on Japan's growth, says IMF official.

Thousands scramble to get the last trains, buses and ferries before a nationwide transport shutdown takes hold.

Visit marks 42nd anniversary of the Taiwan Relations Act as China continues what it calls 'combat drills' near island.

The sale of F-35s, drones and other advanced equipment pushed through by predecessor Donald Trump was being reviewed.

Concern the decision, which president says will help prepare for elections in 2023, could further undermine stability.

Caribbean island is blanketed with ash from La Soufriere volcano, ruining crops and contaminating water supplies.

Analysts worry that pauses on the Johnson & Johnson vaccine could delay economic recovery and limit oil demand growth.

Advocates say refugees are in limbo as US president has not signed order to increase refugee resettlement cap.

Maharashtra state and its capital Mumbai are the current epicentre of the country's infection spike.

Court indicts Burkina Faso's exiled former president for alleged complicity in 1987 murder of man he removed in coup.

All Chauvin's defence team must do is sow doubt in one juror, but lawyers say this could be an uphill battle.

Daunte Wright was shot during a traffic stop by an officer who says she mistakenly grabbed her gun instead of her taser.

When the bank attempted to take the money back, it was gone and Kelyn Spadoni wasn’t answering her phone, the bank said.

Wright's family is offered support from civil rights lawyer Ben Crump and Floyd's family as officer who shot Wright resigns.

The head of the US Internal Revenue Service calculated that tax-evasion costs may total $1 trillion a year.