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As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 314th day, we take a look at the main developments.
Ben-Gvir has entered the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound, in a move Palestinians call 'unprecedented provocation'.
More than 80 drones launched by Russia shot down by Ukrainian forces in first two days of 2023, Ukraine president says.
S Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol said Seoul and Washington were in talks on exercises involving US nuclear assets.
The court selected Norma Pina in a 6-to-5 vote on Monday, elevating a figure who has clashed with Mexico's president.
Republican House leader Kevin McCarthy may fall short of securing majority amid opposition from far-right party members.
A severe economic downturn in Cuba has fuelled record migration to the United States, with boat crossings on the rise.
Protesters in farming hub of Santa Cruz province block highways as calls grow for release of Luis Fernando Camacho.
A plume of moisture from the Pacific Ocean is expected to bring additional rainfall to the US state in the coming days.
The sarcophagus, returned at a ceremony, dates back to the Late Dynastic Period of ancient Egypt, officials say.
The incident at Kampala's Freedom City shopping centre killed 10 people, including children.
Amber McLaughlin faces death by lethal injection on Tuesday, after being convicted of first-degree murder in 2006.
Christine Lambrecht speaks of Ukraine war in front of New Year's celebrations in an address criticised as tone-deaf.
Emergency workers receive no response from boy two days after he fell into a 35-metre pillar at a construction site.
From gangs to fuel shortages to a cholera outbreak, Haiti is grappling with ongoing setbacks as new year begins.
Ukraine puts death toll from New Year's Eve strike in the occupied city of Makiivka at 400 Russian soldiers.
Amadou Niang and Massata Samb were ordered to pay more than $8,000 in compensation to fellow MP Amy Ndiaye Gniby.
Cholera is an annual problem during Malawi's November-March rainy months, but the current outbreak is especially severe.
The US Trade Representative's office said the decision was due to concerns over 'unconstitutional change' in government.
Governments cite lack of information from Beijing on variants as they express concerns over a new wave of infections.
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