Iran’s nuclear chief reports jump in 20 percent enriched uranium
Head of Atomic Energy Organization of Iran says Iran has produced over 120kg of 20 percent enriched uranium.
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New lava river threatens more buildings in La Palma
New lava stream follows path down the Cumbre Vieja ridge towards the western shore of the island.
16 killed after plane crash in Russia’s Tatarstan region
The aircraft was carrying a group of parachute jumpers when it went down after reported engine failure.
Colombian nun released in Mali after 4 years in captivity
Abductions by al-Qaeda and ISIL-affiliated groups have been frequent as Mali struggles to contain violence.
India: Looming power ‘crisis’ in Delhi amid coal shortages
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal says major coal-fired power stations have barely a day's stock left.
Clashes break out in Rome amid anger over COVID ‘green pass’
Among the protesters were members of extreme right-wing groups who extended their arm in a 'Roman' fascist salute.
Czech ruling party narrowly loses vote, PM Babis may be out
PM Andrej Babis's ANO party narrowly trailed behind centre-right coalition that won 27.78 percent of the vote.
Austria’s Sebastian Kurz to step down as chancellor
Move comes days after prosecutors said Kurz was under investigation over government corruption.
Ex-Tunisia president calls for protests against Kais Saied
Moncef Marzouki tells all Tunisians to rally on Sunday in defence of the constitution, democracy and freedom.
Caught between US and Iran, Iraqis face choices in elections
The US and Iran have long been using Iraq as a proxy in competing for regional interests.
Iran’s foreign minister holds talks with Syria’s Bashar al-Assad
Iranian foreign minister reiterated his support for Syria and expectations on the 2015 nuclear deal in Damascus visit.
‘Blood and pieces’: Kunduz residents describe blast aftermath
Explosion at a mosque in Kunduz on Friday killed at least 72 people and left more than 140 injured.
Fuel shortage forces shutdown of main Lebanese power plants
Deir Ammar and Zahrani power plants stop functioning as a result of running out of diesel, prompting sporadic protests.
Iran’s first president, Abolhassan Banisadr, dies in Paris at 88
Banisadr became Iran's first president months after 1979 revolution, but was later impeached and fled the country.
In Tanzania, Gurnah’s Nobel Prize win sparks both joy and debate
Many Tanzanians acknowledge recognition of Gurnah’s work but others question whether they can claim author as their own.
US, Taliban hold first talks since Afghanistan withdrawal
Humanitarian situation and the implementation of the 2020 US-Taliban agreement on agenda in talks held in Doha.
Over 50 dead, more missing after boat sinks on Congo River
DRC provincial authorities say 51 bodies recovered and nearly 70 believed to be missing after makeshift vessel capsizes.
Spain: La Palma volcanic eruption intensifies, engulfs more homes
Volcano that began erupting on September 19 has destroyed over 800 buildings, forced evacuation of about 6,000 people.
‘Horrific milestone’: Brazil surpasses 600,000 COVID deaths
President Bolsonaro continues to face widespread criticism and anger over his government's handling of the pandemic.
Libya’s rival sides sign initial deal on mercenaries pullout
Issue of mercenaries, foreign fighters has long been an obstacle ahead of Libya's landmark general elections.