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Manchester attack: What leaks mean for UK-US intelligence sharing

May went from defending Trump admin's approach to intelligence sharing to confronting US over leaks

Selling sex: Wonder Woman and the ancient fantasy of hot lady warriors

Wonder Woman is a superheroine known as Diana, princess of the Amazons

By razing modernist buildings, Iran is erasing its past Western influence

Western Architects such as Frank Lloyd Wright built some of the city's iconic structures

Results of Juno mission challenge our understanding of Jupiter

Juno's key strengths is its ability to peer through overlying shroud of clouds to study gases below

When Donald Trump met NATO: Blunt talk and meaningful silences

Since 1949, NATO has been a bedrock of American foreign policy

Manchester and the media: What the attack coverage tells us about ourselves

The way in which journalists cover terror attacks will remain under scrutiny

Pakistan's outdated blasphemy laws are not fit for the 21st century

British lawmakers introduced legislation aimed to protect minorities

'Metropolitan pressure' of rapid urbanisation threatens the growing cities

The challenges of hyper-urban migration shift'white flight' to 'bright flight'

Dairy got the all-clear this week - but was it justified?

A new study appeared to give dairy products a clean bill of health

The second coming of malls in Hong Kong

They have quickly become the most visited malls in the world

Moon to be developed as a base camp for Mars missions

Moon to be at the centre of efforts to create a permanent, independent space-faring society.

Afraid after Friday's ransomware attack? Here's how to protect your files

Recovering files from ransomware is impossible without the attacker's approval

Poorer nations contribute more towards big mammal conservation, says index

Asia scored the lowest; is home to the greatest number of countries classified as underperformers

New South Korean President to push for reconciliation with the North

Here are four things one must know about the bickering Koreas

In Brazil's favelas, the personal is political for female funk singers

By singing frankly about sex and life on the streets, they are shedding light on their tough lives

Here's why bad moods are surprisingly good for you

Manipulative advertising and self-help industries claim happiness should be ours for the asking

Ransomware cyber-attack is preventable! Know how it can be avoided

Ransomware is the form of computer malware that has infected the NHS

Merkel clear for September as German regional elections derail main rival

Her party is in pole position to be the largest party when Germany next goes to polls in September

Islamism, radicalism in Indonesia should worry the world; here's why

There are elements of intolerance and racism in Indonesia

Nepal earthquake: Two years on, why is the Himalayan nation yet to recover?

The twin earthquakes that struck on April 26 and May 12, 2015 caused around 9,000 deaths