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Japan's Emperor Naruhito expressed “deep remorse” over his country’s wartime actions, pledging to reflect on the war's events and expressing hope that the tragedy would never be repeated.

The strain of coronavirus could one day be injected into volunteers to test whether experimental vaccines are effective.

After the relaxation of coronavirus measures across Europe, and the reopening of borders, countries are once again imposing restrictions to battle rising coronavirus cases.

The lake is known for hosting carps, roaches, pikes and eels. Experts now fear birds could be affected too due to the poor quality of the water.

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas, whose country holds the rotating EU presidency, said the Turkish drilling must stop.

Toronto allowed nightclubs and restaurants to reopen - with social distancing restrictions - on July 31.

Not only has the weather been perfect, but the coronavirus lockdown means less people killing them and destroying their nests.

As protests sweep over Belarus, authorities have responded with unprecedented violence - detaining thousands and wounding hundreds.

Stones and heavy fireworks were thrown at the police officers from rooftops.

Here is our selection of the most striking photographs that made the news this week

EU Commission's spokeswoman Nabila Massrali said Brussels was "ready" to help facilitate negotiations between the Israelis and the Palestinians.

The Beirut explosion is the latest disaster to strike the country. Young people are outraged and fighting for a new future. This is their story.

The origins of the virus that killed almost 750,000 people worldwide are still mostly unknown.

The results have spurred the government to act.