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He Jiankui shocked the scientific community last year by announcing the birth of twins whose genes had allegedly been altered to confer immunity to HIV

China Jails Scientist Who Gene-edited Babies

China jails scientist who gene-edited babies

Cruise Ship Passenger 'Deliberately' Jumps Overboard Norwegian Ship, Body Not Yet Found

The search for a man who went overboard a cruise ship in the Hawke's Bay region resumed Monday morning. However, it was reportedly called off after a few hours.

Bangladesh Closes Breast Milk Bank After Islamist Protests

Donated breast milk can be essential for orphans or sick infants separated from their mothers

Bangladesh closes breast milk bank after Islamist protests

Known for its cold winters, Moscow has seen its warmest December in a century this year

2019 Was Hottest Year On Record For Russia

2019 was hottest year on record for Russia

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The first 15 cars to roll off the assembly line were given to employees who had placed advance orders at the Shanghai plant

Tesla Delivers First Batch Of China-made Cars

Tesla delivers first batch of China-made cars

Women rights activists protested outside the court in Cyprus in support of the British woman

Cyprus Court Finds British Teen Guilty Of False Rape Claim

Cyprus court finds British teen guilty of false rape claim

Bank of England chief Mark Carney will become the UN's special envoy on climate action and finance when he steps down early next year

BoE Chief Calls For Faster Action On Climate Change

BoE chief calls for faster action on climate change

‘Ghost Boat’ With 2 Heads, 5 Bodies On Board Washes Up On Japanese Island

Letters and numbers written in Korean on the outside of the hull indicate that the boat and its grisly cargo are from North Korea.

A Turkish military plane arrived on Sunday to evacuate Turkish nationals among the more than 200 casualties in the blast

Death Toll In Somalia Bombing Climbs To 81: Govt

Death toll in Somalia bombing climbs to 81: govt

Germanwings operates flights on behalf of the larger Lufthansa subsidiary

Cabin Crew Could Prolong Walkout At Lufthansa's Germanwings

Cabin crew could prolong walkout at Lufthansa's Germanwings

Hundreds of blazesÂ are burning across Australia, which is experiencing a devastating summer bushfire season fuelled by a prolonged drought and climate change

Bushfires Reach Melbourne As Heatwave Fans Australia Blazes

Bushfires reach Melbourne as heatwave fans Australia blazes

The British woman had pleaded not guilty to the charge of "public mischief", which carries a sentence of up to one year in prison and a fine of around 1,700 euros

Cyprus Court Finds British Woman Guilty Of False Rape Claim

Cyprus court finds British woman guilty of false rape claim

China's officially atheist government is wary of any organised movements outside its own control, including religious ones

China Jails Protestant Pastor For 9 Years For 'Inciting' Subversion

China jails Protestant pastor for 9 years for 'inciting' subversion

Malaysia is home to nearly two million foreign workers, most involved in the construction and maintenance industries

Nepalese Worker Dies In Malaysia Meat Machine Accident

Nepalese worker dies in Malaysia meat machine accident

Scottish Author Alasdair Gray Dies At 85, Tributes Pour In

He was celebrated for his novels like “Lanark” and “Poor Things” and received a lifetime achievement award for his contribution to Scottish literature last month.

Kim told a meeting of top ruling party officials that 'positive and offensive measures for fully ensuring the sovereignty and security of the country'

All Eyes On 'New Way' In Kim Jong Un's New Year Speech

All eyes on 'new way' in Kim Jong Un's New Year speech

Former Australian tennis champion Margaret Court is now a church pastor known for her controversial views

Tennis Champion Margaret Court Hits Out At Transgender Athletes

Tennis champion Margaret Court hits out at transgender athletes

Kim said the time had come to bring about a "decisive turn" in North Korea's economic development

North Korea's Kim Warns Of 'Grave' Economic Challenge

North Korea's Kim warns of 'grave' economic challenge

Somali soldiers secure the scene after a car bombing that killed at least 79 people in Mogadishu on December 28, 2019

US Strikes In Somalia Kill Four Militants

US strikes in Somalia kill four militants

A picture taken on May 31, 2019 shows Iraqi Shiite fighters from the Iran-backed armed group, Hezbollah brigades take part in a military parade to mark the pro-Palestinian Al-Quds (Jerusalem) Day in Baghdad

US Hits Pro-Iran Group With Deadly Strikes In Iraq, Syria

US hits pro-Iran group with deadly strikes in Iraq, Syria

Bushfires have brought destruction to millions of hectares of Australia this summer

Tourists At Risk As Heatwave Fuels Australia Bushfires

Tourists at risk as heatwave fuels Australia bushfires

Suspect Denies Stabbing Five At New York Rabbi's Home

Suspect denies stabbing five at New York rabbi's home

Bushfires have destroyed an area the size of Belgium and unleashed toxic smoke into Australia's major cities

Australia Bushfires Map: Thousands Evacuate In Victoria As Holiday Fires Continue

Massive bushfires in the Australian state Victoria forced the evacuation of thousands of residents and holidaymakers as the temperature soared and gushing winds expanded the fire threat.