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High traffic volumes are expected as holidaymakers travel to various destinations.

Roads and bridges collapsed in the north of Madagascar.

The son of Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has pledged to fight corruption.

British Army soldiers and officers will finally be allowed to grow a full beard after King Charles gave his approval, allowing military chiefs to end the more than 100-year ban. Head of the Army General Sir Patrick Sanders decided that its policy should be overhauled after a survey of serving and reservist troops showed an 'overwhelming majority'…

As the April 2 election draws near, debate continues over whether voters should support Milwaukee Public Schools’ $252 million referendum.

As many as 95 people are still missing after last week's attack near Moscow when gunmen sprayed concertgoers with automatic weapons and set the venue on fire, a Russian news outlet reported on Wednesday. The official toll from the attack on Crocus City Hall now stands at 140 dead and 182 wounded. But the Baza…

Understanding the controversy surrounding the name Swastika and its sacred meaning in Hinduism in relation to a recent case involving Uber.

President Bola Tinubu announced an overhaul of Nigeria's economic governance.

The story of Shrey Parsania, a passionate yoga enthusiast, and how he made it to the Australian National Yoga Sports Championship

Climate change and efforts to keep up with advances in artificial intelligence top the agenda for a Commonwealth meeting set for the small Pacific Islands nation of Samoa in October, the grouping's secretary general said. The Commonwealth, which celebrates its 75th anniversary this year, is a voluntary club of 56 nations headed by King Charles,…