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'Avocado boom harming Mexico forests, locals'
Experts believe that chemicals used in the avocado orchards could be behind illnesses afflicting the local population.

Experts believe that chemicals used in the avocado orchards could be behind illnesses afflicting the local population.

Afghan mourners were angry about the latest US crime as white-shrouded bodies, many of them young children, were laid out for burial in Kunduz.

US Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton says Donald Trump is likely to start a war if elected president.

Andy Murray moved to within one win of becoming Britain's first world No 1 with a 7-6 7-5 win over Tomas Berdych in the Paris Masters quarterfinals.

Two Russian troops and a Syrian journalist were injured in the shelling, which hit a humanitarian corridor established by Syria and Russia in Aleppo.

Bayern Munich manager Carlo Ancelotti predicts big things for Julian Nagelsmann's managerial future, ahead of Bayern Munich's Bundesliga clash against Hoffenheim this weekend.

Some 40,000 demonstrators were expected to turn out at the rally and authorities were braced for protesters trying to make their way towards the presidential building.

The 2011 Stuxnet cyber attack targeting the Iranian nuclear energy program worked against its intended objectives, says Iran’s nuclear chief.

Foreign diplomats make a visit to Myanmar's Rakhine, where security forces stand accused of rape, torture, extrajudicial killings and arbitrary arrests.

A former cabinet minister says he was "seriously misled" about oversight of targets of British missiles to be used by Saudi Arabia.

Chilean police have used tear gas to disperse thousands of demonstrators protesting the country's pension system.

A federal judge has warned Donald Trump's campaign against any "voter intimidation" activity in Ohio.

The FBI probe into the Clinton Foundation’s activities was inevitable and is likely to lead to arrests, say an analyst.

Hillary Clinton received $1 million as a gift from Qatar while she served as the secretary of state from 2009 to 2013.

Saudi Arabia is to behead a disabled man over alleged participation in anti-government rallies in 2011.

A new report claims that US military hackers are planning a major cyber attack against Russia.

Residents of Mosul have stormed Daesh's main prison, killing the guards and freeing dozens of inmates.

An armed man was killed after killing an officer and injuring another one in the Bronx, New York City.