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Sudan's foreign minister addressed the UNGA as his country faces war, mass displacement and a worsening aid shortfall.
Turner’s early 19th century painting - Rome, from Mount Aventine - will be on display in the Italian capital for the first time ahead of an auction in London in December.
Police bail for the RAF Fairford suspects suggests no explosives were found, analysts tell Al Jazeera
Does international law still matter?
It is the latest escalation in the Canada-US trade war after negotiations collapsed in late August, with no word on when talks may resume.
Human rights groups say some 5,000 returnees could face violence, persecution and forced conscription.
Tallinn accuses Moscow of responsibility for the fire at Estonian company Milrem Robotics, a supplier of unmanned ground vehicles to Ukraine.
Tourists face legal action over turtle-riding video in Oman
Experts say use of modified Iranian defence system could alter the balance in the fight for the Red Sea.
Spain's Alonso, the oldest active F1 driver, joined Aston Martin in 2023 and has taken eight podiums with the team.
Iran has long been accused of links with the Houthis in Yemen, but how far do these links go?
Swingeing sanctions against City for breaching financial fair play rules would send shockwaves through English football.
Russia has been accused of launching sabotage attacks across a number of European Nato countries which have been helping Ukraine.
The defendant could face jail or a fine after the image sparked a search operation in the city’s largest reservoir.
From mass walkouts and heated exchanges to protests, this year’s UNGA produced no shortage of memorable moments.
The US journalist says he realised he was a "a pawn in a greater game" when he was not interrogated or tortured by FSB agents.
The US journalist says he realised he was a "a pawn in a greater game" when he was not interrogated or tortured by FSB agents.
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