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In Agia Paraskevi, one of the villages dotted around Mount Panitha, just 15 miles north of Greece's capital, Athens, we found a familiar sight: a woman standing in front of a burned house, its black, skeletal roof beams reaching imploringly into the smoldering sky as if begging for mercy. Tears streamed down her face as she contemplated what she lost. She cried softly in almost resigned despair. Greece is once again in the grip of wildfires, and this year they are worse than ever.

Two men and a woman were killed by a gunman who then shot himself, in a "hate-filled" attack, officials say.

Fires in western Canada have burned homes and ripped up trees, laying them down "like toothpicks".

Mnangagwa is only Zimbabwe's second president, after he outmanoeuvred long-time ruler Robert Mugabe in a 2017 coup.

It all began in St Petersburg when state security services mingled with the criminal underworld.

The multinational girl group has sparked a debate about whether they can truly be considered K-pop.

The BBC's Andrew Harding reflects on his years in a country of increasingly stark contrasts.

The four young people were on their way to an exam results celebration, Irish broadcaster RTÉ says.

Daily life since the coup is a struggle, says a BBC journalist whose identity we are protecting.

The event in Zandvoort aspires to be the most sustainable race on the F1 calendar.

The BBC takes a look at the science behind the controversial water release.

Its leader followed a long line of mercenaries in Africa, but his group faces an uncertain future.