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As tension rises, thousands of Muslims protest French cartoons
People are concerned by renewed support in France for the showing of caricatures depicting the Prophet Muhammad.
Move over, toxic bosses: Politics has US workers wanting to quit
A survey of 3,000 workers found 42 percent had considered quitting a job because of their co-workers' political views.
Iran criticises Minsk group’s peace efforts over Nagorno-Karabakh
Iran official says international mediators have 'no real desire to establish peace' between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Trump vs Biden: The bookmakers’ $1bn election
Head of political betting at GVC said the $1bn figure is double the amount placed in 2016.
Deadly earthquake rocks western Turkey, Greece
Four dead, 120 injured in Turkey after strong earthquake; 20 buildings collapsed and people trapped in the rubble.
Dogs are humans’ oldest friends, new study reveals
A new DNA study published in the Science journal reveals new information about the shared history of humans and dogs.
US House race to watch: Darrell Issa vs Ammar Campa-Najjar
Arab American candidates compete for one of southern California’s last conservative strongholds.
Georgia vote: What you need to know about the October 31 election
On Saturday, the South Caucasian nation will hold its first election under a mixed party system.
Muslim and Arab Americans aim to grow their ranks in US House
Two Muslim women, Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar, are currently in Congress and seven others claim Arab descent.
‘Himalayan lie’: India raids over Kashmir ‘terror funds’ slammed
Activists and rights groups condemn National Investigation Agency's raids in disputed Kashmir, New Delhi and Bengaluru.
Corbyn ‘very disappointed’ over Labour suspension
Jeremy Corbyn was suspended following his response to a report into anti-Semitism in the Labour Party.
Qatar refers officials behind women exams to prosecutors
Prime minister issues 'sincerest apology' to female passengers who were subjected to invasive examinations.
Russian police kill teenager who stabbed officer in Tatarstan
Boy, 16, fatally shot after stabbing officer three times, authorities say.
Tanzania’s incumbent president poised to be declared winner
President John Magufuli has 83 percent of votes with 60 percent of ballots counted, says Tanzania's electoral body.
New Zealand votes ‘yes’ to legalisation of euthanasia
Preliminary results show more than 65.2 percent in favour of allowing people with terminal illnesses to end their lives.
‘Premature and reckless’: US ending grey wolf protection
Conservation groups slam the Trump administration's decision to remove the grey wolf from US endangered species list.
Trump’s diversity training order faces US lawsuit
Civil rights groups argue the president's order violates free speech rights and hurts attempts to tackle discrimination.
How the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the US election
Analysis: The coronavirus upended the way Americans approach going to the polls, and deepened already wide differences.
Trump, Biden converge on Florida: US election news
With 5 days left until Election day, both campaigns are focusing on a populous swing state that appears tied