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David Dinkins, who has died aged 93, served as the city's first and only black mayor from 1990-1993.

Malaysia's Top Glove will close more than half of its plants after a surge in virus cases.

Three Mormon women and six of their children were killed in the Sonora desert last year.

The banner, a Chinese gift of gratitude, reads "righteous and courageous, saving people from water".

The president says a key federal agency should "do what needs to be done", but he vows to fight on.

Was the brutal shooting of a woman linked to her campaign against an opencast mine?

US foreign policy experts weigh in on what the new slate of top diplomats means for global affairs.

Nearly a year into her job, Finland's PM, Sanna Marin, says it's 'everyone's job to identify themselves'.

Radio 1 Newsbeat speaks to two female chess players about the Netlfix show and modern chess culture.

A new report warns Afghanistan is becoming a major methamphetamine producer, leaving addicts in its wake.

In a country where marriages are steeped in tradition, Sanjana Rishi's wedding outfit drew criticism.

The story behind the plaque: the fast life and freakishly unlucky death of Karl Edwards.

Whilst most Azerbaijanis are celebrating the end of fighting in Nagorno-Karabakh, some are struggling to return to normal life.

Usman and Sharon were connected forever after being caught up in the bombing's aftermath.

A military court jails Ntabo Ntaberi for life after a two-year trial that saw 178 victims testify.

The former secretary of state is among the names announced for key roles in the new US administration.

The Word Health Organization warns wealthier nations against buying up stocks of vaccines.

The company's head of security is charged with planning to swap iPads for gun permits

The robotic Chang'e-5 mission aims to return the first lunar rocks to Earth in more than 40 years.

During a search for the mother last month officials ordered invasive exams of women passengers.