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Here are the key events from day 1,350 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
Results expected shortly after polling stations close at 9pm on Tuesday (02:00 GMT on Wednesday).
Paramilitary Rapid Support Forces collecting bodies after deadly takeover of North Darfur capital, US researcher says.
UN calls for all Gaza crossings to be opened to allow unimpeded deliveries of food and other humanitarian aid.
The US government shutdown entered its 35th day on Tuesday, equalling the longest in the country's history.
Renewed fighting, floods and challenges to aid access are worsening the humanitarian crisis, hunger monitor says.
Some voters in New York City's mayoral election make last-minute changes after Trump nod, but not in favour of Cuomo.
As Brazil deals with the deadliest police raid in its history, is the war on drugs fuelling more violence than security?
There have already been numerous flight delays as the FAA slows down or stops traffic when it is short of controllers.
EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos praises Ukraine for combatting corruption but warns there is more work to do.
Constitutional Court rejects Milorad Dodik's appeal, saying the ex-president's right to a fair trial was not violated.
A dispute between Amsterdam and Beijing over technology transfer has held up chip supplies to car manufacturers.
Military commander arrested by RSF grew famous on social media after apparently recording himself killing civilians.
Despite Paris Agreement pledges, countries 'have landed off target' on climate goals multiple times, the UN warns.
A Philippine military helicopter crashed during search and rescue operations, killing all six people on board.
Foreign Minister Yusuf Tuggar says Nigeria’s constitution protects against religious persecution after Trump claim.
Trump threw his support behind Cuomo and threatened to cut funding to the city if Mamdani won the mayoral election.
One in five children live in conflict zones and 520 million exposed to war, a record high.
President Trump endorses Cuomo for New York mayor. But will his support help or hinder the former Democrat's campaign?
A divisive political figure, the Republican led the Bush administration's 'war on terror' and invasion of Iraq.
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