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The Chinese government has ramped up security at the site of attack that killed 35 in southern China.
The British news outlet quits X citing 'disturbing content' on the platform, including racism and conspiracy theories.
Ukraine wants to use defenders' profane defiance on merchandise; court says political slogan does not qualify.
Trump nominates Hegseth, pro-Israel and Iran hawk, as the next defence secretary.
Did the tech billionaire really use satellite-based technology to 'steal' the election for Donald Trump?
The former Arkansas governor has previously questioned Palestinian identity and is opposed to a two-state solution.
Part of NATO's broader missile shield, the base could alleviate concerns for European security once Trump takes office.
Russia rains missiles on Kyiv as Blinken pledges Biden government will do what it can for Ukraine before leaving office.
Trump must appoint about 4,000 officials, including the heads of the 15 executive departments that make up the cabinet.
The villagers of Ain Yaaqoub spent days identifying charred remains. They fear Israel was targeting displaced people.
As US president's term ends, repeated attempts to secure a ceasefire and end Israel's war have not yielded results.
Welby is accused of not taking sufficient action to stop one of the Church of England's most prolific serial abusers.
Soldiers from the isolated communist state have no experience in modern warfare and a lot to learn on the battlefield.
Small Somaliland is positioned in the middle of a regional spat that some experts fear could escalate further.
Pro-US President Surangel Whipps Jr, whose nation recognises Taiwan, joins complaints over Beijing's maritime claims.
Voting begins in Somaliland amid regional tensions and hopes for international recognition after 30 years of self-rule.
After collapse of governing coalition, President Frank-Walter Steinmeier backs timeline for February 23 vote.
Huckabee's history of supporting illegal West Bank settlements signals Trump's possible Israel policy.
Defence contractor CACI, whose employees worked at Iraq's Abu Ghraib, ordered to pay damages after 15-year legal delays.
US issues new alert after Spirit and JetBlue planes were hit by bullets on Monday amid rampant gang violence.
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