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Ayatollah Khamenei praises the Revolutionary Guard amid anger over the downing of a passenger jet.

At the same time, China's population hit 1.4 billion in 2019 - but the gender imbalance remains.

The victims include a 32-year-old pregnant woman and five of her children, aged one to 11.

A dust cloud sweeps across a New South Wales town, turning it red in seconds.

Evelyn Yang is one of 31 women suing a gynaecologist over allegations of sexual assault.

Ayanna Pressley says she shared her condition because "as a Black woman, the personal is political".

Social network orders the Spinner to stop targeting its users with "disguised" ads.

"What you said was hurtful to so many people," fans tell the rapper after hearing his latest lyrics.

PM Honcharuk appears to mock President Zelensky's grasp of economics in a leaked recording.

The world's second largest economy has seen weak domestic demand amid a trade war with the US.

The articles of impeachment were read aloud on the Senate floor as the trial got under way.

The US state was to distribute 100,000 condoms for free as part of an HIV-prevention campaign.

More than a million yuan ($144,000; £111,000) was raised for Wu Huyan - but she only saw a fraction.

A long signature, a dramatic procession, and cries of "hear ye" were all part of the impeachment trial.

Seven African countries are meeting in Togo to tackle the issue of fake drugs.

A priest tries to ease migrants' winter misery near Hungary's tightly-guarded border.

US officials are reviewing a civilian drone programme because of concerns about Chinese infiltration.

US Prohibition was launched on 17 January 1920. A hundred years later, some activists won't give up.

The oil-rich North African country has been beset by a civil war for nearly a decade.

The number of multi-racial people in the US is on the rise. But the experience comes with struggles.

New PM, new government and plans to change the constitution - the BBC's Sarah Rainsford explains what's going on in Russia.

Security footage captures two people in Washington DC narrowly avoid being crushed by falling debris.

Those who were lucky enough to grab a bite say it was 'up to the mark'.

Wet weather brings relief to some devastated areas, but the fire crisis is far from over.