Weather phenomenon pushes humans into conflict with wildlife seeking food sources.

Dormitory burnt, food store looted.

Country’s junta calls UN delegation a ‘failure’, ‘part of the problem’.

Some 1,400 soldiers, 400 musicians and 200 horses are taking part.

Hotter water surfaces causing fish to dive deeper, depriving flying hunters of food source.

Gonkoken nanoi measures up to 4m in length, weighs a tonne.

Organisers decide on resumption after tribute ride for Gino Maeder.

Minneapolis cops used ‘unjustified deadly force’, Department of Justice says.

Safe Third Country Agreement does ‘not infringe refugee claimants’ right to liberty, security’.

Bloc condemns coup, ongoing violence against civilians.

Win some, lose some as diverging interest rate decisions weigh on markets.

Heather Mack faces another 28 years in jail.

Robert Bowers’ convictions include hate crimes resulting in murder, attempted murder.

A daily maximum of 4,700 people will be allowed access from July 14-August 25. 

Temperatures climb to more than 40 degrees Celsius in some parts of country.

Tech titan will discuss business opportunities with heads of govt.  

Police appeal for witnesses to come forward.

This will create around 2,000 jobs.  

Hungary’s PM is against proposal to share hosting of asylum seekers equitably. 

Doctors say pontiff cheerful on waking after last week’s operation.

This will be used for purchasing equipment, building a new factory. 

Campaigners welcome this key reform. 

Public told to stay indoors.

Organisers accused of false advertising.

Authorities say metre-high wall of mud, rock halted just in front of village school.