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US vetoes a UN Security Council ceasefire resolution as hundreds of Palestinians are killed in new attacks on Gaza.
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Case seen as major test since constitutional right to abortion in the United States was overturned last year.
While the ICC offers an alternative to Israeli courts, no arrest warrants have been issued against Israeli officials.
Local media says the Familia Michoacana drug cartel arrived in village demanding extortion payments.
Actor revealed in 2012 that he had been diagnosed with prostate cancer.
EU chief Ursula von der Leyen hails AI Act as 'global first' that will safeguard rights of people and businesses.
Guatemalan tribunal defends election results as 'unalterable', while critics blast prosecutors for attempting a 'coup'.
The murder of history teacher Samuel Paty shocked France and fuelled contentious debates about freedom of expression.
Their bid is expected to face competition from other potential hosts such as Brazil and a trio of European nations.
The Great Omari Mosque has been reduced to rubble, according to images released by the Palestinian group.
Climate campaigners welcome draft COP agreement that includes options for the phase out of fossil fuels.
US deputy ambassador says an immediate ceasefire in Gaza would 'only plant the seeds for the next war'.
The athletes had initially been banned from competing internationally following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Thousands pay tribute in Dublin to the musician best known as the lead vocalist for The Pogues.
President-elect Milei will seek to align Latin America’s third largest economy with the US, Israel and ‘the free world’.
The march had initially been approved despite concerns over potential violence during the war on Gaza.
Ponomarev, once a liberal parliamentarian, likens himself to Charles de Gaulle. Does he really pose a threat to Putin?
The renowned poet and academic was considered 'the voice of Gaza'.
Hamas slams treatment of about 100 detainees as act of revenge and crime against defenceless civilians.
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