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.Tzvi Kogan's death came as a blow to tiny Jewish and Israeli communities in UAE

Bodies are exhumed from Bangladesh's Maynamati war cemetery where more than 700 people from war are buried

Ambassador demands justice for Gaza's children as UNESCO debates education crisis

Greek police found further 36 people alive in northern part of Samos while three others rescued by coast guard

Moscow will soon remove Taliban from its list of banned organisations, Kabul said

The meeting to curb plastic pollution opened hours after chaotic end to the COP29 climate talks in Baku

Two countries reach agreement on 'deal terms'

Biden used his presidential pardon power to spare the birds from the Thanksgiving table

Two boats sank in separate incidents in the Aegean Sea as authorities rescued some 40 people

According to US official the the full ceasefire to be possible within a week as there are few hurdles to be resolved

Clinton says Trump’s second-term cabinet picks aim to undermine public trust in the federal government

David Lammy said we have always been committed to our obligations under international law

PETA exposes disturbing animal abuse at Butterball turkey plant in new undercover investigation.

Massive groundwater pumping adds 0.24 inches to sea levels, affecting Earth’s rotation

Storm Bert hit the late Friday, bringing snow, heavy rain, and strong winds that impacted many areas in UK

Number of ventures run by females increases from 600 to 10,000 since Taliban takeover

Clashes in India over mosque survey leave two dead and 16 officers injured, sparked by claims of a temple beneath.

Sierra Leone's climate minister says it shows a 'lack of goodwill' from rich countries to stand by the world's poor

UAE confirms the murder of Israeli-Moldovan Tzvi Kogan, with three suspects arrested in record time.

Hezbollah fired rocket barrages at Israel after deadly Israeli airstrikes on Beirut, US-led ceasefire talks progress

Waltz opposes increasing aid to Kiev

Bangladesh protesters wounded in the revolution try robotic prosthetic hands after losing limbs.

UK religious leaders express concern over assisted dying bill, as MPs prepare for a crucial vote this week.

Iran to hold nuclear talks with France, Germany, UK after IAEA censure, discussing enrichment and regional issues.

Sikhs and Kashmiris protest in Paris, condemning the 1984 massacre and calling for justice and freedom.

Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has called for legal action against Israel’s leadership

Ambassador highlights Turkey’s role in facilitating trade, particularly transport of goods through Turkish ports

Trump’s choice of neocon Marco Rubio for secretary of state is sending shockwaves around the world

Experts suspect an old mineshaft caused the sinkhole as assessments begin to plan repairs and ensure road safety.

Rule includes measures against verbal abuse and threats, reflects growing concerns in Japan’s service sector

Biden’s decision to authorise strikes on Russia overshadowed Brazil’s focus on anti-poverty & climate efforts

Indian man found alive moments before cremation after doctors skip postmortem; investigation underway.

The Philippine government pledges to investigate threats amid Vice President’s warning.

Remarks come after EU Chief Borrell reiterates EU member states are obligated to enforce all arrest warrants

The stark contrast between US & China’s global strategies came into sharp focus at the summit in Peru

Sennar state capital of Sinja is strategic prize in 19 month war between regular army and RSF

Poor nations seek more money from rich countries

Wealthy nations' pledge was criticised for falling short of the urgent needs of poorer countries

Sections of two telecom cables were cut on November 17 and 18 in Swedish territorial waters of the Baltic Sea

Putin signs law allowing those signing up to fight in Ukraine to write off unpaid debts worth almost $100,000

Storm Bert left at least 60,000 properties in Ireland without power, closed roads

Abu Obeida's statement did not further identify the hostage or say how or when she was killed

Beirut attack followed by others in city's southern suburbs after calls by Israeli military to evacuate the area

US Defence secretary urges Israeli counterpart to improve "dire" conditions in Gaza

Twenty merchant ships belonging to other countries were also damaged by Russian strikes, he added

With no formal update yet of the deal draft from the COP29 presidency, the mood was tense among negotiating groups

Storm also hit Ireland, flooding roads in the west and cutting power to tens of thousands of customers

Non-governmental organizations also demand sanctions against Israeli officials

NATO allies say keeping Kyiv in the fight against Moscow is key to both European and American security

SeaWorld San Diego's two macaroni penguins now recognised as oldest known in region and in North America respectively.