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A ceremony at the Tanagra Air Force Base marked the arrival, in which a Greek priest blessed the jets and their pilots.

The second of a two-part special report that goes behind the scenes at the landmark trial of a notorious Syrian colonel.

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US president said Russia would face 'disaster' if it invades Ukraine, a comment Moscow says did little to ease tensions.

Amazon fishers are cashing in on a booming maw industry fuelled by Chinese demand, but the threat of overfishing looms.

Bulgaria and Greece have blocked the way before, with frustration centred on historic and cultural disagreements.

About 30 percent of the world’s electricity comes from renewables, including hydropower, solar and wind among others.

For all his faults and foibles, Biden is not what ails America - 'the former guy' is.

The surveillance is the first to be made public and shows the strike that killed 10 civilians, including seven children.

Experts say Kharkiv, a tech hub 40km from the Russian border, could be the first city to face an attack.

Twelve human rights groups have asked the UN to exclude the Rapid Action Battalion from peacekeeping missions.

At least two people reported to have been killed and 16 injured in the incident.

Police say at least 29 people killed in disaster in a suburb of the capital, but there are fears the toll could rise.

The restrictions include a ban on indoor gatherings and any indoor dining at restaurants starting Thursday.

Ruling BJP party's parliamentarian says Chinese forces 'abducted' a 17-year-old boy in the disputed border areas.

Spy agency's early findings say most cases of mysterious affliction affecting US diplomats explained by other factors.

On foreign policy, Biden talks like Obama, but walks like Trump.

Critics say the plan will displace Indigenous peoples and centralise power in ways that may be unconstitutional.

Community leaders estimate just 140 Sikhs remain in the Taliban-ruled country, mostly in Jalalabad and capital Kabul.

The International Committee of the Red Cross says the intruders and their motive for the hacking are unknown.

Biden is considering placing the Houthis back on the US list of foreign 'terrorist' groups subject to sanctions.

Ridha Bouziane was among hundreds of demonstrators who commemorated the 11th anniversary of Tunisia's revolution.

Muslim woman convicted for sharing images deemed to be insulting to Islam’s Prophet Muhammad and one of his wives.

Reef undisturbed by bleaching effects of warming ocean lies in 'twilight zone' near French Polynesian island.

Critics call on the social media network to release a human rights impact assessment on India it commissioned in 2020.

The images from Tonga show ashen buildings, toppled walls and streets littered with boulders, tree trunks and debris.

Two conservative Democrats voted with all 50 Republicans to block change in rules thereby blocking passage of bills.

Antonio Guterres says delighted to hear of 'a demonstrable effort to make peace' in Ethiopia following AU envoy call.

Fifty-six women were repeatedly raped during a three-day mutiny at Kasapa jail in Lubumbashi in September 2020.

NASA says blast more powerful than an atomic bomb.

Egypt's win over Sudan also sent five other countries, including Ivory Coast, through to AFCON last-16.

Prominent voices including Tokyo’s governor and former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe have called for return to normal life.

Suit claims facial recognition is unconstitutional in Telangana, the state using the most facial recognition systems.

Pyongyang blames US 'hostility' as experts warn of return to 'vicious cycle of provocation and sanctions'.

US president says China not meeting commitments under a Phase 1 trade deal signed by his predecessor Donald Trump.

Zulkarnaen, who had been on the run for almost 20 years before he was caught, was jailed for 15 years.

Military plane from New Zealand first to arrive as recovery effort accelerates after Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai disaster.

Biden faces slumping poll numbers as he enters second year in office amid tensions with Russia and rising COVID cases.

A correction is confirmed when an index closes 10 percent or more below its record closing level.

Facing slumping approval ratings on eve of US presidency's one-year mark, Biden promises to tackle COVID, rising prices.

Oil’s rally poses a challenge for consuming nations and central banks as they try to stave off inflation.

Impasse leaves little hope that Antony Blinken and Sergey Lavrov's meeting on Friday will ease soaring tensions.

Adama Barrow promises economic progress after he won re-election last month with 53 percent of the first-round vote.

Hassan Rouhani's 2017 visit was the last time an Iranian president had met his Russian counterpart at the Kremlin.

The Ennahdha party said Ridha Bouziane, who was one of its members, was subjected to severe violence.

Muslim group hails 'historic nomination' of Nusrat Jahan Choudhury, a Bangladeshi-American civil rights lawyer.

More than 1,000 heavily-armed police occupy Rio de Janeiro's Jacarezinho neighbourhood, where a May raid killed dozens.

Albert Bourla is recognised for being at the forefront of fighting the pandemic and developing a vaccine in record time.

US university says 1,050 people who say they were sexually abuses by a former sports doctor will share the settlement.

UNRWA warns of chronic funding shortfalls as it launches $1.6bn appeal.