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Across the region more than half of women are obese
Former PM's son, Ivan, died of a rare disease 15 years ago when he was six years old
MIT researcher and two others praised for study on why countries with poor rule of law and exploitative institutions fail to generate sustainable growth
Improvement only modest compared to expected intensity of future heatwaves, scientists warn
Sweden calls on bloc to proscribe group after accusing Iran of recruiting members of criminal gangs to carry out attacks
Our writer explains how the imposition of VAT on school fees will harm her family - and possibly the country too in the long run
Nuclear weapons never bring peace, says activist Toshiyuki Mimaki, as he urges Russia and Israel to exercise restraint
'Very big fish' facing extradition to the Netherlands
Global wildlife populations have fallen by about three quarters over the past five decades, says WWF
Infection may also up the chance of a stroke and explain the rise in cardiovascular disease around the world, say researchers
Scientists say 25 of the 35 'planetary vital signs' are currently sitting at record extremes
Sovereign wealth fund signed a binding agreement for a total buyout of the insolvent Signa Group’s position
Lebanese citizen Nadia Ayoub McCulloch has been married for 20 years but does not have a UK passport or visa
Incident came hours after 'several migrants' died trying to make the dangerous crossing
G7 plan will establish group of law enforcement officials based in the countries that migrants come from, as well as several transit nations