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UN experts sound alarm at excessive use of force in French student protests
UN experts have condemned police crackdowns, warning they deter demonstrators from exercising their rights.
Costa Rica’s mega-prison receives first inmates
President Laura Fernandez inaugurated the $35m mega-prison built to house up to 5,100 inmates near San Jose.
Indonesian students demand action on wildfires and rising costs
Hundreds of Indonesian students protested against the government's handling of forest fires and rising costs.
What’s next for Brazil’s Flavio Bolsonaro after election defeat?
The far-right ally of US President Donald Trump has fled to Miami with his wife and children.
UN votes to condemn embargo of Cuba despite US lobbying push
US points to increase in abstentions in General Assembly as evidence that push to isolate Cuba is slowly succeeding.
Rwanda’s milk bars
Rwanda's milk bars
US envoy reads anti-Castro book during Cuban FM’s UN address
US envoy reads anti-Castro book during Cuban FM's UN address
Spain demands answers after deadliest train disaster in over a decade
At least 68 people have been killed and more than 100 injured after two high-speed trains collided south of Madrid.
Putin: Russia is African continent’s best partner, not ‘colonial’ West
Russian President Vladimir Putin told the leaders of dozens of African nations that Moscow was their best partner.
Fed leaves interest rates unchanged despite inflation in the US
Rates will remain 3.75-4 percent even as inflation continues to rise.
What are the implications of Israel’s elections?
No clear winner in Israel's first election since the October 7 attacks and genocidal war in Gaza.
US jury convicts Rwandan American of lying about role in genocide
Jurors heard competing witness testimony on where Eric Nshimiye was and what he was doing in April 1994.
Putin tells African leaders Moscow will not pursue ‘neo-colonialism’
Speaking at the third Russia-Africa Summit, Putin frames Moscow as an alternative to former colonial powers.
Students on hunger strike in India demand restoration of student union
Students at New Delhi's Jamia Millia Islamia university are on hunger strike demanding a student union.
Five key takeaways from the UK Autumn Budget
The United Kingdom's government says its policies are for the 'working people of Britain'.
Balad leader blasts ‘racist’ exclusion of Arab parties in Israel
Elections have yielded no clear winner but opposition bloc refuses to ally with Arab parties.
Sudan war and inflation leave families struggling to survive in Khartoum
Soaring food prices and shrinking incomes force families in Sudan's capital to borrow money and skip meals.
Canada-EU summit: What do both sides want, and what’s at stake?
The EU has proposed to make Canada its first associate member amid tensions over US tariffs.
Bank of Canada raises interest rates for the first time in three years
The central bank increased the key rate by a quarter point as soaring energy prices pushed up inflation.
Ethiopia receives 12 Russian Su-35 jets, plans S-400 acquisition
PM Abiy Ahmed makes announcement during a Moscow summit as Ethiopia battles armed groups in Tigray and Amhara.
Kremlin says European countries not included in next Ukraine talks
The comment comes as UK and Netherlands pledge extra military support for Kyiv.
Israeli soldier visiting UK faces war crimes complaint
New UK war crimes complaint against an Israeli soldier highlights a global legal campaign to end systemic impunity.
US Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib condemns anti-Muslim election rhetoric
US Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib condemns anti-Muslim election rhetoric
What is the controversy between Real Madrid’s Kylian Mbappe and China?
The French superstar's comments about Mao Zedong have drawn the ire of China, a lucrative market for sports teams.
Father grieving 6 children wants Pastor Mackenzie ‘locked away for life’
All of Stephen Mwiti Joseph's children are presumed dead after his wife abducted them to follow a self-declared pastor.
Bolsonaro turns up in Florida after vanishing from public view
Flavio Bolsonaro, Brazil's defeated presidential candidate, landed in Florida after fleeing the country with his family.
Are GCC countries looking for a regional security pact with Iran?
Observers say diverging views are unlikely to turn current diplomatic efforts into a lasting infrastructure.
Boxer Serrano to hang up gloves in Puerto Rico farewell on January 9
Amanda Serrano will defend her unified WBO and WBA featherweight world boxing titles against Australia's Skye Falzon.
Shadman Islam’s 99 leads Bangladesh to 213-3 vs West Indies in first Test
Bad light prevents Shadman Islam from completing century against West Indies in opener of first cricket Test in Mirpur.
Flavio Bolsonaro lands in Miami after losing Brazil’s presidential election
Bolsonaro and his family fled to the US amid a Brazilian Supreme Court order to surrender his passports.
Why Arab parties may not be the ‘kingmakers’ in this Israeli election
Exit poll projections show that if Eisenkot's bloc teamed up with Arab parties, they could potentially unseat Bibi.
Espionage threats blur lines between security and dissent in Iran
Iran is using the threat of spy networks to detain and execute political opponents, analysts say.
Why are three of the UK’s four nuclear deterrent submarines at sea?
The deployment marks the first time in years that three Vanguard-class vessels have been at sea at the same time.
Spanish football postpones 24 Copa del Rey games after train crash
Real Madrid and Barcelona offer messages of support following train crash as Spanish football orders Copa postponement .
Real Madrid apologise to Chinese people for Mbappe’s Mao ‘dictator’ remark
Mocking Mao Zedong is taboo in China, which is a lucrative market for players and teams such as Kylian Mbappe's Real.
Ballon d’Or win will help keep Kane at Bayern, says Germany’s Matthaus
Former World Cup winner Lothar Matthaus says relationship between Harry Kane and club Bayern Munich is 'perfect'.
Tens of thousands flee Ethiopia fighting into neighbouring Kenya
Tens of thousands of people have crossed into Kenya, fleeing fighting between regional forces in Ethiopia's Moyale town.
Photos: Spain high-speed train crash kills 30
Health Minister Monica Garcia says emergency workers are focusing on rescuing survivors.
Pakistan’s Rauf sanctioned for conduct contrary to ‘spirit’ of cricket
One demerit point added to the Pakistan pacer Haris Rauf's disciplinary record for conduct during ODI against England.
Victims of Jordan’s air strikes in Syria
Jordan's air strikes in southern Syria killed at least seven people, including three children. Here are their stories.
Israel’s election: The battle between change and anti-Palestinian sentiment
With both blocs short of a majority, parties face a choice: to break the taboo on Arab allies or return to the polls.
Israeli voters: hope and despair as election ballots are counted
Israeli voters in Tel Aviv expressed mixed emotions as ballots were counted after the election.
Japan football association official resigns after AFC aligns with Infantino
Vice president Takeshi Okada said responses to several World Cup controversies did not align with his personal values.
Deadly high-speed train collision in Spain
At least 39 people have been killed after two high-speed trains collided near Urda, Spain.
Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil returns to Columbia after US detention
Pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil returned to Columbia University for the first time since his US detention.
Burnham’s government unveils its first UK budget: What to expect
UK chancellor to present an autumn budget amid rising living costs and energy bills.
Israeli forces continue West Bank raids as Hebron lockdown enters sixth day
UN agency expresses 'grave concern' in Hebron and warns of echoes of 2025 'Iron Wall' operation.
‘Russia is already part of who I am’: African students in Moscow
As the Russia-Africa Summit gets under way, students in the capital say education is helping to build ties.
US midterms: Six days left – who leads in the polls as Trump, Obama rally
Democrats lead national polls as Trump and Obama campaign in key states six days before the US midterm elections.
Norway and Finland hold rare phone call with Putin: What that means
The two Nordic leaders are attempting to influence US-brokered talks in Abu Dhabi to end the war in Ukraine.
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