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Structural changes are desperately needed, advocates say, as the US deals with another case of fatal police violence.
Led by Asia's richest man Gautam Adani, the group has locked horns with short seller Hindenburg Research.
Top US diplomat pays tribute to Israeli victims of attack in Jerusalem without mentioning Palestinians killed by Israel.
World's largest humanitarian network says strong preparedness systems 'severely lacking' despite three years of COVID.
Leader of India's main opposition party concludes cross-country 'unity' march in Kashmir.
President Zoran Milanovic has repeatedly criticised Western policies towards Russia and the Balkans.
Liberation has not diminished the hardship for Kalynivske residents, both those returning and the ones who never left.
A blast at a mosque inside the police headquarters in Peshawar killed at least 32 worshippers and wounded 150 more.
Pope’s long-awaited visit to DRC and South Sudan where two of the world’s most neglected crises are ongoing.
Palestinians pledge to 'keep fighting' illegal Israeli occupation following largest military raid in Jenin since 2002.
Move comes after Zelenskyy adviser appeared to directly link Ukraine with attack on military facility in central Iran.
Naseem Abu Fouda, 26, is the 35th Palestinian to be killed by Israel so far in January 2023.
Ex-PM says Russian leader warned him before the Ukraine war, but the Kremlin claims Johnson misunderstood the exchange.
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 341st day, we take a look at the main developments.
Jens Stoltenberg suggests Seoul reconsider its policy of barring weapons exports to countries in conflict.
A radiation alert is in force for parts of Western Australia after a tiny capsule containing Caesium-137 was lost.
Rescue teams in northeast search rubble of Kharkiv building, as Russian shelling hits southern city of Kherson.
Turkey and Hungary are the only members of the 30-nation alliance yet to approve the Nordic nations' application.
Iranian foreign minister criticised the drone attack as 'cowardly' and aimed at creating 'insecurity'.
New chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee says conflict with China could happen in 2025.
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