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Violent unrest is gripping several countries across Europe, as student activists demand better education systems.

Commercial goods, such as fresh fruit, vegetables, meat and winter clothing, have not entered Gaza for two days.

Mourners quietly grieved at a makeshift memorial outside an elementary school in Bend, Oregon.

Progressive stalwart, who is seen as potential 2028 candidate, says she wants to combat 'smears' against El-Sayed.

Al Jazeera has confirmed that White House press secretary Katie Zacharia is transitioning out" of her role.

The United States calls for dialogue as regional East Africa tension escalates.

Trump advised Katie Zacharia to reconsider her press secretary role due to media backlash over her credentials.

Nairobi says 65-year-old female patient in quarantine with Bundibugyo strain; no signs of community transmission.

Police reviewing social media post by writer Sarah Helm, wife of Burnham's National Security Adviser Jonathan Powell.

Through statements in English, Iranian officials are emphasising gas prices and issues with the US economy.

President Zelenskyy warned Russia's ambitions extend beyond eastern Ukraine, saying its drone attack threaten NATO.

The CDC reports 451 hospitalisations nationwide as health officials expand vaccination efforts.

Ukraine's 'Operation Vivaldi' reclaimed more occupied territory in Donetsk during a week when Trump sided with Russia.

La Liga President Javier Tebas under fire for comparing Real Madrid TV channel to Nazi Germany's Minister of Propaganda.

After undergoing surgery this week, pope can now 'carry out normal activities with full independence', say doctors.

We asked students what they think.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has decried the ecological damage caused by conflict in the Middle East

Spain appeals to Court of Arbitration for Sport following FIFA sanctions for fans' behaviour during Egypt friendly.

Experts still consider race a toss up despite slate of polls showing right-wing senator leading left-wing president.

Nasarawa is at the heart of Nigeria's lithium boom, where artisanal miners hope to benefit from the clean energy race.

India's Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke and student leader Neha Bora were detained ahead of a flag march.

Hezbollah said explosives were to be used against Israel but political figures and some analysts fear assassinations.

Sheikh Mohammed also discussed Israeli 'violations' in Lebanese territory with Prime Minister Nawaf Salam.

A new zero-click' hack uses ads to target victims without any action needed on their part.

Qatar's prime minister and minister of foreign affairs has reaffirmed his country's support for Lebanon.

Russia has close ties with the Taliban and is courting Islamabad, but analysts say its leverage remains uncertain.

After military pushed back TPLF uprising, PM Abiy Ahmed promises free elections within six months.

Israeli settlers carry out violent pogroms on Palestinian olive groves in the towns of Abu Falah and Turmus Ayya.

Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians harvesting olives and severely beat Washington Post photojournalist Heidi Levine.

Spain sanctioned by FIFA after incidents at Espanyol's stadium in Barcelona, which staged the friendly with Egypt.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar added to India squad for fifth and final T20 of series with West Indies, as Arshdeep Singh a doubt.

At least two people, including Washington Post journalist, injured as settlers armed with clubs and guns attack.

Portugal's ex-PM seeks to resolve crises via patient negotiation, but success relies on leaders' willingness to act.

Indian police detained Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke ahead of a protest.

Croatia's Hajduk Split hosted Ajax on Thursday, but chants for pre-World War II regime precede UEFA Europa League game.

A fire tore through Oluku market in Benin City after a tanker overturned and exploded.

Families demand justice for the 35 people killed; relatives say they had warned that the roof was leaking.

Beijing's gold purchases reflect a shift away from reliance on US dollar assets, experts say.

As the US attacks the ICC, Kuala Lumpur welcomes a leader the court's prosecutor wants arrested.

US and Russia each have more than 4,000 warheads. China set to catch up with them within five years, Trump says.

Forged signatures and thumbprints - even of dead and fictitious people - allegedly used to obtain land for bauxite mine.

Countries along NATO's eastern flank growing increasingly concerned about the risk of escalation of the war in Ukraine.

India host West Indies in the final match of the tour on Saturday with an all-time classic T20 series level at 2-2.

It is Palestine's olive harvest, but settlers have set their trees and vehicles on fire.

It is the first time the president has addressed nuclear weapons, but he didn't deny US could use 'mother of all bombs'.

Sanctions and a North Korean leadership that prioritises security dim prospects for trade, analysts say.

Lisandro Martinez apologises for his criticism after on-field spotlight shifts to Manchester United from City.

Cockroach Janta Party standoff with government extended as youth-led movement calls protest over jailing of activists.

Asian Cup preparations continue for January, but Asian Tour delays golf's Saudi Invitational after Houthi attacks.

The review called for Norway's sovereign wealth fund to lift ethical risk limitations on its investments.