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The Trump administration imposed sanctions on a judge and prosecutor for the conviction of six American oil executives.
Many women who used to sell vegetables and food to tourists have turned to panning as gold prices near an all-time high.
Britain approved Oxford University and AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine but a new strain is causing concerns.
Higher prices and limited inventory may be slowing momentum in the housing market despite record-low borrowing costs.
Josh Hawley's objection wouldn't prevent Joe Biden's election from becoming official, but could delay it by a few hours.
Reports of potential deal to end the Gulf dispute come ahead of upcoming GCC summit in the Saudi capital Riyadh.
The opposition presidential candidate was arrested while campaigning in Kalangala in the country's central region.
The price of Bitcoin briefly rose above $28,000 Wednesday to a record high, bringing its December gain to more than 40%.
Washington says bombers flew over the Gulf to deter Tehran from attacking American or allied targets in the region.
Prosecutors reject Italian claims that five Egyptian policemen were involved in Regeni's torture and killing in 2016.
Coalition, which includes five presidential candidates, says third of voters unable to cast ballots due to insecurity.
Iran sets compensation for downed flight’s victims ahead of the deadly incident’s one-year anniversary.
Less than 10 percent of all payments are made with cash in Sweden, according to research by its central bank.
Two detectives linked to the killing of a Black woman in her home receive pre-termination letters.
The investment deal will help redress what Europe sees as unbalanced economic ties.
Explosion at Aden airport came after plane carrying the new Yemeni government arrived from Saudi Arabia.
Sheikh Tamim has not yet confirmed whether he will attend the GCC summit in Saudi Arabia on January 5.
The US slapped sanctions on NATO ally Turkey following its acquisition of the Russian missile shield in 2017.
Blasts and gunfire were heard after a plane carrying the new Yemeni government arrived from Saudi Arabia.
Jonathan Pollard, who was convicted of spying for Israel in the US more than 30 years ago, landed in Israel on Wednesday.
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