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The $145m Chandrayaan-2 aims to become the first space mission to land on the Moon's south pole.

Police called it "digital makeup" but his lawyer argues police unfairly manipulated his image.

Hackers target 23 organisations in what local officials say was a co-ordinated attack.

Three elected officials are removed from office in raids over alleged links to Kurdish militants.

Russian and Syrian air strikes have reportedly tried to stop the convoy bound for rebel-held Idlib.

The US president and his economic adviser Larry Kudlow both say they do not see a recession in the US.

James Reardon had a cache of weapons and white nationalist material at his Ohio home, police said.

Jouma and his family were fleeing their home when an air strike hit, leaving him blind aged three.

The ship heads into the Mediterranean after Gibraltar rejected a US request to again seize it.

Explosives might be used to free two cavers trapped since Saturday in the Tatra mountains.

The Canary Islands regional president said the fires are out of control.

The Grace 1 oil tanker is due to leave Gibraltar later on Sunday, Iran's ambassador to the UK says.

A plaque placed on Sunday commemorates Okjokull glacier, which was officially declared dead in 2014.

Far-right protest group held march in one of the United States' most liberal cities.

Three people are killed and several hurt in fighting between fans, after a team bus is attacked.

Pro-democracy campaigners hold a new march in the face of warnings from the government in Beijing.

Many casualties are feared in the blast at a wedding in the Afghan capital.

A homeless man was found in the Unkapani district, apparently drowned, after heavy rain caused extensive damage

There are fears of further clashes in Portland, Oregon, following recent violence there.

Women in Mexico City demand action after sexual assault allegations involving police officers.

About 15,000 homes are destroyed in a shanty town in Dhaka - but no deaths have been reported.

Senior commander Hemeti tells the BBC the military will abide by the deal to be signed on Saturday.

A judge in Gibraltar had ordered the release of the detained tanker a day before the warrant was issued.

Some countries are seeking extra protection while others want to re-open ivory markets at key trade meeting in Geneva.

Police and protesters are locked into a spiral of provocation - is there any way out?