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Govt blames the foul air on a drop in temperatures and reduced wind speeds

Fans celebrate a 'well-deserved' victory

Kyiv dismissed his comments as amounting to "appeasing the aggressor"

Belgian authorities have charged four people linked to the European Parliament

Human-trafficking gangs are behind these illegal migration trips, says Palestinian Foreign Ministry

Islamic Republic had successfully tested a launcher a month ago

9th round of sanctions 'focuses on tech, finance, media,' says European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen

Under the deal agreed, the EU carbon market will be reformed to cut emissions by 62% from 2005 levels by 2030.

The blast took place near the village of Safra , which lies about 30 km (20 miles) southwest of Kirkuk

Iran blames the United States and other "enemies" for trying to destabilise the country by fuelling the protests.

Deputy spokesperson for Taliban-run administration says 37 people were injured in accident

South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said the two medium-range missiles flew about 500 kms (311 miles)

Whatever the ending, Qatar delivered duly

China yet to officially report COVID-related deaths since Dec 7

According to projections, cases in China would peak around April 1, when deaths would reach 322,000

Tehran has ramped up its uranium enrichment up to 60%, up from 3.67% allowed under nuclear deal

Earth's ecosystems will see average biodiversity loss of between six and 10 percent by 2050

Bloc ‘is definitively turning its back on reliance on Russian fossil fuels and diversifying towards reliable partners’

Ukrainian President says Russia still had enough missiles for several more massive strikes

The spread of the highly transmissible Omicron variant has hit services from catering to parcel deliveries

New unit would ensure Washington is able to responsibly manage competition with Beijing, says State Department

Current PM Micheál Martin will become deputy prime minister until a scheduled 2025 election

Have not seen anything to date that would suggest there has been an alien visitation, says undersecretary of defence

Manager refused to panic after Wednesday's win; said they were being careful to ensure the illness did not spread

Mali has been grappling with a jihadist insurgency since 2012

Earlier, Bayraktar TB2 drone has featured prominently in global conflicts, pushing Baykar into the global spotlight

Students, lawmakers and activists from across UK participate in conference

The Oscar-winning US star has worked with UNHCR since 2001 and became a special envoy in 2012.

'There are red lines,' says senior EU official

United Nations says Iran's security forces have arrested at least 14,000 people

Leaders 'expressed satisfaction' with high level of bilateral cooperation, Kremlin says

Japan under $320 billion plan will buy missiles capable of striking China amid ‘Ukraine lesson’

"I'm to speak to President Biden about it," Netanyahu said according to a published transcript of the interview.

426 people injured in clashes between security forces, protesters since ex-President Castillo's impeachment, arrest

Protesters burned tyres and pelted military base with stones hours after shooting, says police official

Spokesperson says it is still unclear what caused aquarium to burst

Agency makes 12,879 new documents public on Nov. 22, 1963 assassination following order from Biden

Independent probe launched into cause of blast

Teh Lynn Xuan, 22, said she was camping with 40 others when the landslide struck

More than 30 local governments have cancelled tenders for services and products related to COVID control

Inquiry commissioned by Defense Secretary Ben Wallace will start in early 2023

"Rights, law, justice ... The day will come when the AKP is called to account," the crowd chants.

China said Indian troops had illegally crossed a de-facto border to block a routine patrol of Chinese troops.

WHO’s emergencies director Mike Ryan warned of the need to ramp up vaccinations in the world’s No. 2 economy.

The shelling also knocked out the city’s electricity, officials said.

Far-right groups target Moroccans in 'planned attacks' in several French cities, including Paris

The deaths happened in two villages in Bihar, where the sale and consumption of liquor are prohibited.

Imamoglu was sentenced to over two years in prison for insulting public officials in a speech he made in 2019

Political upheaval has sparked angry and sometimes violent protests around the Andean country

UK government under pressure as migration policies draw ire