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Karnataka in south India has been roiled by tensions over polarising campaigns by radical Hindu groups.

The men allegedly spent thousands of dollars impersonating federal officers to get near the agents.

Successes in the fight against Russia don't mean imminent victory for Ukrainians.

The government wants to boost UK energy production and independence as household bills soar.

Remains are unearthed of a dinosaur that may have died on the very day a space rock hit Earth.

Vladimir Zhirinovsky has died in hospital, after a career built on fiery remarks and absurd antics.

A blanket and trinket box are among items up for auction close to where the ship was built in Belfast.

Growing numbers of South Koreans suffer from sleep deprivation, with many turning to sleeping pills.

The number of singletons is increasing, yet people still insist on telling them they’ll find a partner soon. What’s with all the pity?

German police say illegal sales on the site amounted to at least £1bn a year

Guitarist Moss Hills helped evacuate a sinking cruise liner after some of the crew jumped ship

With a hotchpotch of neighbourhoods focused on innovative architecture, sustainability and social enrichment, is Almere a glimpse of what living in cities could be like?

Following a route once taken by Alexander the Great's army, the Makran Coastal Highway is considered one of the most scenic – and fascinating – in South Asia.

The Tesla founder has become the social network's biggest single shareholder, and a board member.

Two books owned by Charles Darwin are left outside Cambridge University library in a pink gift bag.

The controversial process of cloning your dog or cat is growing more popular, despite its high cost.

Although chickpeas and beans don't usually belong in a pudding, they are core ingredients in one of the oldest – and, some say, one of the most delicious – desserts in the world.

It might seem that the world's landmasses are fixed, but as Richard Fisher discovers, there are major changes coming.

Russia called footage of bodies in Bucha 'staged' but its evidence for this does not stack up.

Here are some key takeaways from the latest report from UN scientists on how to limit climate warming.

Intuition is often lauded as the key to decision making. Should you always follow your gut, or is it more complicated?

Known as the "Crystal Eye" to the Inuit, Pingualuit Crater was once the destination for diamond-seeking prospectors. But the real treasure is the stories its deep waters can tell.

Anna Shechtman is determined to make the crossword puzzle scene more diverse, but has also had to deal with her own anorexia.

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