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Spain detected bird flu outbreaks among wild birds in the Madrid region after hundreds of dead storks were found.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia walked out of a US courthouse without being arrested by immigration authorities.

We look at the sectarianism that persists in Lebanon, undermining the country's unity.

Desperate Gaza families already displaced by Israel's war face deadly collapses and freezing conditions as storm hits.

Politicians say ECHR out of date while opponents argue human rights at risk.

Families of South Africans allegedly lured into joining Russia's military say their loved ones are stranded in Ukraine.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy thanked soldiers on the frontlines for retaking northern districts of Kupiansk.

Singer's statement follows walkout by 5 countries after organisers cleared Israel to participate in next year's contest.

How the acquisition of the legendary Hollywood studio Warner Bros could reshape the media landscape.

Trump has championed 90,000-square-foot addition, as critics say his has circumvented legally required approvals.

Athletics Integrity Unit Chair David Howman delivered the warning about the system's inability to outsmart cheats.

House Democrats urge White House to end 'cover-up' of Jeffry Epstein case and bring justice to sex abuse victims.

Football, under French colonial rule, was built to exclude them. So Algerians built their own club.

Salih, who fled Saddam Hussein's regime, campaigned for job on basis that he knows what it is like to be a refugee.

Rights groups say Mohammadi, who won 2023 Nobel Peace Prize, was detained at ceremony in northeastern city of Mashhad.

Nearly a million people have been displaced after flood waters devastated three provinces in Indonesia, including Aceh.

Holders Liverpool host Brighton in the Premier League on Saturday but the spotlight is on ongoing Mohamed Salah saga.

Palestinians in Gaza fled bombardment with what little they could carry. Those items are now destroyed by flooding.

Opposition leader Maria Corina Machado says Maduro's presidency will end, aims for peaceful transition in Venezuela.

The anticipated move, slammed by Hungary, is a key step in a plan to use the funds to underwrite a loan to Ukraine.

India will defend their T20 World Cup title at the 2026 edition starting February, but form eludes captain and deputy.

Ukraine's troops hail advance, a month after Putin claimed town was 'practically' in Russia's hands.

As M23 rebels capture strategic city Uvira despite Trump peace deal, displaced families recount chaos and death.

Rescuers pulled bodies from under the rubble of a collapsed house in Gaza's Beit Lahiya after heavy rain and winds.

Far-right candidate Jose Antonio Kast and leftist leader Jeannette Jara have made combatting crime key to their agendas.

US President Trump imposes new sanctions on Maduro family members as he ups pressure to oust Venezuelan president.

Rob McBride and his crew were filming with the Thai military near the Cambodian border when an artillery duel broke out.

Beijing's turnaround offers India lessons for cleaner, safer air.

The footage, aired on Israeli TV, shows the captives observing Hanukkah in a Gaza tunnel months before they died.

US President Donald Trump has claimed to have ended eight wars and secured peace in the Middle East.

Israeli media has released what it says is video of 6 Israeli captives held in a tunnel in Gaza before they were killed.

Girls in Afghanistan are banned from schools and sport beyond the age of 12 but IOC member has hope for Taliban talks.

Raids hit hills and valleys as Israeli military keeps up pressure, it says, to force Hezbollah to disarm.

Liverpool dropped Mohamed Salah from their squad for their match in Milan, sparking interest from the Saudi Pro League.

Loyalist troops aided by Nigeria's air force foiled putsch, but confidence in nation's democratic stability is shaken.

Staff at the International Criminal Court have described the sweeping effect of US sanctions on their daily lives.

Venezuela tanker seizure by the US aims to starve the Maduro government of funds, says analyst Christopher Sabatini

Thailand opened nine front lines as of yesterday [December 11], this morning it's been extended."

Riot police moved in to put out fires started by protesters outside Portugal's parliament on the day of a general strike

Visitors from 'visa waiver' countries will have to provide a five-year social media history to enter the US.

Jonathan Crickx on how the intense storms battering Gaza are deepening an already dire humanitarian crisis.

Supporter groups say soaring prices threaten to turn 2026 tournament into 'Corporate Games'.

The Department of Homeland Security has pledged to appeal the latest ruling, slamming it as 'naked judicial activism'.

Palestine's record-breaking run in the Arab Cup has come to an end after a quarter-final loss against Saudi Arabia.

Storm Byron has caused a number of houses, walls and tents to collapse across the war-ravaged Gaza Strip.

Report finds paramilitary group responsible for vast majority of attacks as conflict devastates civilian population.

The 156-day trial, the most high-profile use of Beijing's draconian national security law, is set to come to a close.

Trump's violent new tactics build on years of US sanctions and intervention that have devastated ordinary Venezuelans.

Vessels targeted by the US are supertankers that recently loaded crude oil in Venezuela.

Study finds Africa's forests, responsible for one-fifth of global carbon removal, are now generating carbon instead.