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A crisis-hit economy shows signs of life – but in the capital, some are still barely scraping by.

The cold on Mount Washington in New Hampshire on Friday was producing a wind chill of -108F (-77C).

With little help from the military to bring the soldiers' bodies home, two mothers took charge themselves.

Padayappa has long been a fan favourite in India's Kerala state. So why is he controversial now?

"When the spirit is with you, you do not get tired," says one South Sudanese woman after walking 300km.

The US secretary of state abruptly cancels a trip to Beijing over the "violation of our sovereignty".

Sensible Juliette Lamour, 18, immediately turned to a financial planner, or Dad, as she calls him.

The Tesla boss is cleared of fraud charges over a tweet about taking the carmaker private.

Award-winning film maker Jafar Panahi was seen hugging supporters after leaving Tehran's Evin prison.

One suspect in the murder of six family members is taken into custody after a shootout with police.

The fresh aid worth $2.2bn (£1.83bn) includes rockets capable of striking parts of occupied Crimea.

BBC security correspondent Gordon Corera explains what it's all about.

Relations between the superpowers are in limbo as America's top diplomat postpones his trip to Beijing.

The alleged victim claims Andrew Tate forced workers to raise €10,000 a month on social media platforms.

Wind speed and weather data has been used to track its possible path.

"Firm" diplomatic intervention is needed to stem growing bloodshed, Tor Wennesland tells the BBC.

Paco Rabanne, best known for his perfumes and fashion designs, dies at his home in France.

Chase Doak filmed the suspected Chinese surveillance balloon from his driveway in Billings, Montana

Officials decided against shooting it down amid concerns over the danger of falling debris.

Hundreds of would-be buyers put down a reservation fee after a dealership in China made the error.