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Gulf state disavows earlier comments made by trade minister who said it had no issue with goods produced in settlements.
Scientists raise concerns after Russia gives go-ahead before full trials to test safety, efficacy are completed.
Officials slam US move to pull back troops from Somalia as a blow to fight against al-Shabab group.
Dead were among 24 people trapped underground by excessive levels of carbon monoxide gas at Diaoshuidong coal mine.
About 80,000 Hondurans in the US have Temporary Protected Status, which shields them against removal from the country.
New lawsuit is latest in long line of Trump challenges to US election results, most of which have been thrown out.
Impasse centred on French demands about fishing rights in British waters but EU denies asking for more concessions.
The pullback is part of a larger effort to reduce US troops abroad before Donald Trump leaves office in January.
Farm workers in Peru are blocking highways this week to demand better wages and work conditions.
Minority groups are upset with Biden's picks so far and are pressuring him to add diversity to his team.
'Americans need help and they need it now' President-elect Biden urges after dismal jobs report.
The Palestinian health ministry says the boy died after being shot in the stomach, but Israel denies use of live fire.
Prince Faisal bin Farhan quashes speculation that Saudi Arabia may be set to establish full diplomatic ties with Israel.
Bill would expunge federal marijuana convictions, but it is unlikely to advance in the current Republican-held Senate.
US sanctions have not forced Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro from office, but have worsened the economic crisis.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his priority is the safe return of two Canadians detained in China.
The move comes after the UK became the first country in the world to approve the vaccine earlier this week.
Betting on pent-up demand for travel post-pandemic, the Irish discount airline plans to expand service across Europe.
UN nuclear watchdog says Iran plans to install hundreds more advanced uranium-enriching centrifuges at Natanz plant.
Environment Minister Ricardo Salles has been called a 'termite eating the ministry from the inside' by his predecessor.
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