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CNN's Cyril Vanier talks with Sally Smith of Nexus-Fund.org about the discovery of 20 Rohingya Muslims that were pulled out of a river along the border of Myanmar and Bangladesh..

Severe flooding has claimed the lives of more than 1,200 across Nepal, India, and Bangladesh.

Authorities are scrambling to rescue survivors from the rubble of a three-story building that collapsed in Mumbai. CNN's Liz Neisloss reports.

As a Marine serving in the Iraq War, Sgt. Andrew Manzi spent long hours on patrol, never knowing what dangers were ahead. Vets combat trauma by hitting waves

Iraq War veteran Andrew Manzi started Warrior Surf, a nonprofit that provides free surf camps and therapy on the beach for veterans and their families. Therapy on the beach breaks down walls

A veteran in Folly Beach, South Carolina, shares how he has found healing on the ocean waves, with the help of CNN Hero Andrew Manzi and his nonprofit. Veteran: Surfing heals the soul

In response to the North Korea missile launches, the US and South Korea participated in a joint show of force over the Korean peninsula. CNN's Will Ripley reports.

A construction crew in Frankfurt uncovered a 1.4-ton WWII bomb, leading police to call for the evacuation of over 60,000 people.

UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson travels to Nigeria to meet with victims of Boko Haram.

Two days after North Korea flew a missile over Japan, the United States and South Korea staged their own show of force with state-of-the-art stealth fighters Thursday. US holds bombing drill over Korean Peninsula

Authorities are scrambling to rescue survivors from the rubble of a three-story building that collapsed in a working-class neighborhood of Mumbai Thursday morning. 3-story building collapses in Mumbai

More than 60,000 people are set to be evacuated from the center of Frankfurt on Sunday after a massive World War Two bomb was discovered beneath the city. Huge evacuation planned after WWII bomb found

One of Japan's top leaders has apologized for making controversial remarks about Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany. Japan's deputy PM apologizes for Nazi comments

We've had our fair share of dramatic elections recently - the UK, France, the US. And let's not forget Brexit. The German election on September 24 may be generating fewer headlines, but it's no less important. Why the German elections matter

Nigeria's leading airline could soon be under new management. Ethiopian Airlines bids for Nigeria's flagship fleet

In the early hours of August 31, 1997, the media began reporting that Diana, Princess of Wales, had been injured in a car crash in the Pont l'Alma tunnel in Paris. By 4:45 am, news channels were citing sources who claimed Diana had died. Diana's death changed how Britons saw their royals

North Korea released a statement that said, "It should not be forgotten...that the whole of South Korea can turn into ruins." CNN's Will Ripely reports.

The US and South Korea have staged a joint show of force over the Korean Peninsula, two days after North Korea fired a missile over Japan. CNN's Paula Hancock reports.

Authorities are scrambling to rescue survivors from the rubble of a three-story building that collapsed in Mumbai. CNN's Liz Neisloss reports.

Venezuela's new controversial legislative body approves trying opposition party members for treason. CNN's Leyla Santiago reports.

The youngest daughter of Earl Spencer, Diana Spencer grew up in a prominent family before meeting Prince Charles.

Read CNN's Benghazi Mission Attack Fast Facts and learn more about about the September 11, 2012, attack on the US mission in Benghazi, Libya. Benghazi Mission Attack Fast Facts

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that "talking is not the answer" when it comes to reining in North Korea -- seeming to contradict a statement from his top diplomat that the US will continue to seek a peaceful resolution to tensions with Pyongyang despite its provocative missile tests. Trump: Talking to North Korea is 'not the answer'

CNN's Kyung Lah gets an exclusive look at the missile installation which could serve as the United States' last-resort line of defense against an incoming intercontinental ballistic missile. See America's last defense against nukes

The US-led coalition fighting ISIS has carried out airstrikes to "crater" and disable roads that ISIS fighters intended to use to evacuate the border area between Syria and Lebanon as part of an agreement with the Lebanese government and Hezbollah. Coalition strikes roads to prevent ISIS convoy from evacuating border area

Princes William and Harry have visited a new garden dedicated to their mother on the eve of the 20th anniversary of her death. William and Harry remember Princess Diana with visit to memorial garden

The tiny Southeast Asian sultanate of Brunei is better known as an exporter of oil and gas than of fashion. How a Brunei princess and Malaysian celebrity made a hit hijab line

Sicilians may have been making wine for a lot longer than previously thought. 6,000-year-old wine residue found in Sicilian cave

In a hotel in the satellite city of Gurgaon, close to the Indian capital Delhi, 16 would-be beauty queens from across India helped to make history Sunday when they competed in the country's first ever transgender beauty pageant. India crowns its first transgender beauty queen

A dozen years ago, when Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans, I was out of the country, watching the wrenching images from Amsterdam, a city that sits almost seven feet below sea level, in a country that has endured more than its share of death and destruction from raging storms. Holland has solved this problem; why can't the US?

Two weeks after it was suspended in the Philippines, Uber is back on the road -- but at a hefty price. Uber pays $10 million to get back online in the Philippines

More than 10,000 people take shelter in Houston's George R. Brown Convention Center after being displaced by Hurricane Harvey.

Ahead of the 20th anniversary of Princess' Diana's death, Princes William and Harry visited a new memorial garden made in her tribute.

A year after separating from Prince Charles, Princess Diana announces that she'll be reducing her public role due to "overwhelming" media attention.

Lady Diana Spencer, 19, awkwardly deals with reporters outside her London apartment, shortly after her date with Prince Charles in 1981. The couple would marry the following year.

North Koreans look on as government leaders conduct more missile tests. CNN's Will Ripley reports.

Bill Weir and "The Wonder List" catch up with photographer Mac Stone to talk about the problems facing southern Florida's wetlands.

Footage of North Korea's Hwasong-12 missile launch has emerged after it was fired over Japanese soil on August 29.

Lady Diana arrives at St. Paul's Cathedral in London, England on July 29, 1981, where she marries Prince Charles and assumes the title of Her Royal Highness, Princess of Wales.

North Korea's missile launch on Tuesday was a prelude to more military operations directed at the US territory of Guam, North Korean state media said Wednesday. Next target is Guam, North Korea says

Meet Otis, the dog whose picture went viral in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey. Photo of smart dog goes viral

Read CNN's Fast Facts about the autumnal and vernal equinox. Equinox Fast Facts

Japanese officials see North Korea's latest missile launch as a "grave threat" to their nation. Residents tell CNN's Andrew Stevens that they are surprised and fearful.

Just hours after the North Korea launched its first ballistic missile over Japan, South Korea conducts a bombing drill to test its defense capability. CNN's Paula Hancocks reports.

Several hours after North Korea conducted its latest missile launch, their authorities have made no official announcement. CNN's Will Ripley reports from Pyongyang on the regime's narrative.

A US official told CNN Monday that North Korea has launched some sort of a projectile. Trump on N. Korea missile: 'All options are on the table'

With its fourth missile test in four days, North Korea issued a stark reminder to the United States that its weapons program isn't going away. North Korea missile launch: Are US options diminishing?

South Korea's air force has staged a live-fire drill simulating the destruction of North Korea's leadership, hours after Pyongyang launched a missile over Japan. S. Korea holds live-fire drills that simulate destroying N. Korea's leadership

2017 has been a year of rapid progress for North Korea's missile program. North Korea's missile tests