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Before the fragile ceasefire in the region, this was one of the most heavily targeted US and UK military bases in the Middle East.
Hundreds of Iranians have rallied in Tehran to demand an end to US threats and the ongoing blockade of Iranian ports.
Hundreds of Ultra-Orthodox Jews blocked a main road, as part of protests against Israel’s mandatory military service.
A severe storm outbreak has been battering parts of the Midwest and Southern United States for nearly a week.
Beijing is trying to unravel an unlikely long-distance relationship that has endured for decades. Could Paraguay be tempted to stray?
After visiting the 9/11 Memorial, Queen Camilla read to children at the New York Public Library and King Charles visited a community organisation in Harlem.
King Charles III expressed “enduring solidarity with the American people” on Wednesday during a visit to New York’s 9/11 memorial, part of a state trip aimed at easing strained US-UK ties. The monarc...
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf ridicules US's economic pressure campaign as oil prices surge and Hormuz standoff continues.
Prosecutors accused Rubén Rocha Moya, the governor of Sinaloa state, and other Mexican officials of a yearslong conspiracy to protect the powerful cartel.
Chile’s police has cracked down on student protests against the govt's proposals to limit free higher education.
The RBI is mulling measures to tackle rising cases of digital fraud in India - but will they work?
Churchill, Manitoba, best known as the world's polar bear capital, has ambitions of making its deep-water port a year-round trade route.
The family dynasty behind Samsung is so complicated it regularly makes headline news in South Korea.
Air quality in Europe is improving but further action is needed to meet the European Union’s 2030 targets, the European Environment Agency said on Thursday, noting pollution still exceeds limits at u...
Two men who were stabbed in Golders Green on Wednesday were in stable condition, the police said. One man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.
The price of crude oil has swung sharply as uncertainty over the war in the Middle East continues.
A crowd in Buffalo chimed in to sing the Canadian national anthem before an N.H.L. playoff game. That presented a contrast to ongoing U.S.-Canada tensions.
Canada's prime minister has used Trump's attacks on allies and others to refocus Ottawa's foreign policy.
The hours-long hearing was the first time the US defence secretary had faced questions under oath since the conflict began.
BBC reports from Kenya, home to Sabastian Sawe, the first man to run a marathon in under two hours.