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Nigerian opposition supporters say the tribunal's ruling was expected but were nevertheless waiting for a surprise.
Swift water rescuers and divers from disaster response units and the army are participating in rescue efforts.
'I met this guy, with a baby. I asked: 'Why are you here with a baby?' He said: 'Either we die here, or in Tunisia.'
Teachers and students of a school in the Seine-Saint-Denis suburb are protesting against the government's new measures.
The election tribunal had dismissed their petitions and upheld the victory of President Tinubu in the February polling.
The Karem Abu Salem crossing is the sole passage for the transport of goods, fuel and aid between Israel and Gaza.
The outlawed TTP group claims responsibility for the attack in Chitral district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
Danelo Cavalcante, a 34-year-old Brazilian national, was jailed for fatally stabbing his ex-girlfriend in 2021.
A report from early 2023, which some claim questions the efficacy of masks, has resurfaced amid a rise in new variants.
Agency analyses over 700 articles with bylines attributed to 35 names, all of which appeared for first time last year.
The annual event sees millions of pilgrims from around the world gather in Karbala for the Arbaeen commemoration.
Daniel Abed Khalife, 21, goes missing from Wandsworth prison before his trial on terror-related charges.
Large oceans swells are expected to reach the Lesser Antilles, the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico through the weekend.
The Rwanda Investigation Bureau said the suspect told the police he learned to kill from watching famous serial killers.
Many victims were in houses that were washed away, trapped in cars or shocked by electrical wires.
Jagger, Richards and Wood revealed the details of their first album of original music in 18 years in London.
About a million people aged below 50 die of cancer annually, a study says, projecting another 21 percent rise by 2030.
Drones shot down over Russia's Bryansk, Rostov and Moscow regions, leaving a person injured and cars, buildings damaged.
Group led by Vice Premier Liu Guozhong are the latest to travel to Pyongyang as it slowly opens to the outside world.
New military-focused curriculum includes senior students learning to handle Kalashnikov assault rifles, hand grenades.
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