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DPRK warns of 'catastrophic consequences'

The top military body of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea warned on Sunday of "catastrophic consequences" for supporters of a UN resolution censuring its human rights record, as DPRK media reported its leader presiding over a fresh military exercise.

Disinfectant robot employed against Ebola

The US military has enlisted a new germ-killing weapon in the fight against Ebola - a four-wheeled robot that can disinfect a room in minutes with pulses of ultraviolet light.

Albania Cold War bunker opens to public

The massive, top secret Cold War nuclear bunker of then-Albanian leader Enver Hoxha was opened to the public on Saturday, decades after it was built amids fears of an attack by the West that never came.

Record snowfall now poses flooding risk

Record-breaking snowfall that buried towns near Buffalo, New York, and killed at least 14 people, posed a major flooding threat on Saturday with temperatures forecast to rise.

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Iran ready to extend nuke talks for a year

Iran signaled on Sunday that it is willing to extend nuclear talks with world powers by up to a year if no real progress toward a deal is achieved.

Extremist rebels kill 28 non-Muslims in Kenya

One gunman shot from the right, one from the left, each killing the non-Muslims lying in a line on the ground, growing closer and closer to Douglas Ochwodho, who was in the middle.

Sustainability the mission for BMW Brilliance

BMW Brilliance has made sustainability the top value throughout its overall operations, including manufacturing and product development.

Fears grow in India over education

Top historian criticized for his claims about ancient Hindu technology

Cosby in Bahamas as nurse says he raped her

Bill Cosby took his comedy show on the road on Thursday, to the Bahamas, as controversy surrounded him at home.

First amusement park brings smiles to children in war-torn Afghanistan

Excitement builds in the queue forming behind the barbed-wire security fence outside Afghanistan's first amusement park, as children in bright clothes clutch their parents' hands and hop from foot to foot in anticipation of the pleasures waiting inside the high concrete blast walls.