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U.S. and South Korea conduct joint Navy drills.

Pope Francis makes 35 people Roman Catholic saints at the Vatican and used the occasion to announce that he will call a high level meeting of clergy in the Pan-Amazon region in two year's time.

More than 200 people have been killed by twin bomb blasts that struck busy junctions in the heart of Somalia’s capital Mogadishu, marking the deadliest attacks since an Islamist insurgency began in 2007.

While protesters demonstrated outside, U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos said she wants to change the education system and make it better for students during a speech at a conservative think tank in Bellevue, Washington, on Friday.

The humanitarian crisis over Myanmar’s Muslim Rohingya minority is worsening as India threatens to deport Rohingya refugees. DW’s Sonia Phalnikar revisited one refugee in Delhi to see how he’s been coping with the situation.

The death toll from twin bombing attacks in Mogadishu has soared to at least 85 and about 100 wounded, making it one of the worst attacks in Somalia since an Islamist insurgency began there ten years ago

Car chase ends in rescue for Sydney police.

Thousands more Californians evacuated their homes on Saturday and at least 38 deaths are being blamed as fierce wildfires spread due to constantly shifting winds.

Iran harshly reacted to President Donald Trump's decision not to certify its nuclear deal with six major powers, with President Hassan Rouhani saying Trump's speech was full of "insults and fake accusations."

China's Xi Jinping has made poverty alleviation one of his key policy issues, aiming to lift 70 million people out of severe poverty by 2020. But in that fight, many of China's urban migrants are left out.

Social media video shows raging fire burning through residential areas in Sonoma County, California.

A U.S.-Canadian couple and their three children freed from captivity in Pakistan return to Canada, where the husband Joshua Boyle.