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Archbishop’s register reveals how Joan of Leeds crafted a dummy of her body that was buried, while she pursued ‘the way of carnal lust’

The robot dogs lined up in their dozens last Thursday in Chiba Prefecture were no tech fair display. They were the dearly departed being honored with their

Hundreds of mountain goats in Olympic National Park, WA have become so addicted to the salt found in human urine and sweat that they are an aggressive menace to national park visitors, charging at …

Prime-time show praises president’s physique, love of children and ability to drive away bears

Tomo Yamaguchi may come from a musically inclined family, but the Tokyo percussionist marches to the

The long read: After decades of globalisation, our political system has become obsolete – and spasms of resurgent nationalism are a sign of its irreversible decline

Limiting US influence in the Middle East is not the only shared interest of Russia and Turkey’s autocratic leaders

The ramifications of the latest U.S. measures will be widespread, isolating some Russian companies from Western markets and leaving others with damaging uncertainty.

Everybody thinks they know what's right and wrong. But will things that seem moral today be deemed completely immoral later, asks David Edmonds.

The bill for Turkey’s growth boom is finally coming due.

The Turkish economy is overheating. That could be a problem for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan as much as it is for the nation’s creditors.

The Central Bank of Turkey (TCMB) has released its balance of payment figures through December 2017, thus providing the statistical breakdown for the Turkish economy last year.