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New York siblings Sascha and Alexander Pinczowski called their family from the Brussels airport on Tuesday morning to let them know they arrived safely for their trip home. Suddenly there was a loud explosion and the lin...

We take a look at the key clues uncovered so far as investigators piece together the days leading up to the devastating attacks.

Four deaths from virus in neighbouring country have come since Liberia was given the all-clear and 'we are not taking any chance', says minister Liberia has closed its border with neighbouring Guinea where there have bee...

About 40 people were said to be killed or wounded in the strike

The USS Conestoga departed San Francisco in 1921 and never arrived in Pearl Harbor

The grinding conflict between the Nigerian state and Boko Haram insurgents has exacted a devastating human and economic toll over the past six years.

A patient has filed a lawsuit against Yale New Haven Hospital for allegedly removing part of the wrong rib during surgery and then trying to cover up the mistake.

A zebra that was on the loose on a Japanese golf course for hours has died after it was chased around by a dozen men including police officers, likely drowning after being shot by tranquilizer dart and plunging into a la...

New video released on Monday from the World Wildlife Fund reveals coral reef bleaching in Australia's Great Barrier Reef, one of the country's most important tourist sites.

Two months after the implementation of last year's landmark nuclear agreement, a U.S. diplomat is on an unlikely mission _ promoting the Iran deal to firms that fear other sanctions, or that the next American president c...

Britain's Prince Harry says he will extend his trip to Nepal by six days to help rebuild a school damaged by a devastating earthquake last year

A second Uber taxi was burned as tensions rise between the fast growing ride-hailing service and conventional taxis, a Kenya police official said Wednesday …

Germany's Cabinet has approved legislation meant to better control prostitution and make life safer for sex workers, including obligatory use of condoms. …

A Sri Lankan court banned foreign travel by six directors of a foundation that police say was remitted some of the $101 million stolen in the hacking of Bangladesh Central Bank's account at the Federal Reserve Bank in Ne...

A judge has ruled that a British financial trader suspected of playing a role in the so-called 2010 "Flash Crash" in stock markets can be extradited to the United States. …

Police suspect the involvement of a man spotted in surveillance video.

Memorials and a minute of silence take place amid increased security as the city comes to terms with Tuesday's terror attacks

Pakistan's President Mamnoon Hussain praised his country's security forces and pledged to continue the fight against terrorism, speaking at a rally during a national holiday. …

Explosions ripped through Brussels airport and a metro station in the Belgian capital during rush hour Tuesday. Get the latest updates below:

Taiwan flew international media to its largest island holding in the South China Sea on Wednesday in a bid to reinforce its territorial claims in the disputed and increasingly tense region. …

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Loved ones have not heard from David Dixon since the explosion on a train at a Brussels station, and are concerned for his safety.