In Pics | The return of Taliban in Afghanistan, and the US retreat

At least 43 have been killed, 20 others injured and many are feared trapped after a massive fire raged through a factory in Bangladesh, officials said on Friday.

Fire at Bangladesh juice factory kills at least 43, many feared trapped

Austria's former vice-chancellor and longtime leader of the far-right Freedom Party (FPOe) stands trial for alleged corruption on Tuesday, in a case linked to a scandal that brought down the government.

Austria's former far-right leader on trial for corruption

In Pics | Rescuers struggle to locate dozens in landslide-hit Japan town

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on July 4 posted a video of himself waving American-flag waving while surfboard-riding. The video has created a stir on the internet.

Mark Zuckerberg's surfing video holding US flag creates stir on the internet

President Joe Biden reaffirmed US support for Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido in a letter Monday even in the midst of efforts to resume negotiations with President Nicolas Maduro's government.

Biden reaffirms support for Venezuela opposition leader

A major construction project in wetlands seen as one of the "green lungs" of smog-choked Mexico City has raised concerns for the future of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Fears for future of Mexico City's 'green lung'

New Zealand recorded its hottest June on record as temperatures continued to soar in a pattern consistent with global warming, a government scientific agency said Tuesday.

Climate change link as New Zealand records warmest June on record

July 6 in history: Anti-rabies vaccine demonstrated on humans, Anne Frank's family goes into hiding, and more

UK ministers will be revealing proposals for a suite of new laws paving the way for offshore centres for asylum seekers and criminal charges for migrants who have 'knowingly' arrived in the UK without permission.

UK ministers to reveal proposals for offshore centres for asylum seekers

Italian prosecutors are now examining evidence that suggests coronavirus was spreading in the country weeks before the first case of local transmission was officially detected.

Italian prosecutors examine evidence suggesting COVID-19 spread before official confirmation

In a new revelation, a study found that planting extra trees could help in contributing to rainfall in the UK. The study says that converting agricultural land to the forest would boost summer rains by 7.

Planting extra trees will boost rainfall across Europe

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