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Amid economic turmoil, Pakistan hikes up fuel prices
Decision comes amid stalled negotiations with global lender IMF which is yet to release a crucial instalment of $1.1bn.
Back from extinction: Resurrecting the Tasmanian tiger
The last thylacine is thought to have died in the 1930s. Meet the scientists who want to bring it back.
Iran says embassy attack should not affect Azerbaijan relations
Iran and Azerbaijan disagree on whether Friday’s attack on the Azeri embassy in Tehran constituted a 'terrorist act'.
‘Ideology of hate’ consuming India, Gandhi’s great-grandson says
Tushar Gandhi has blsmrf the rise of PM Modi and the BJP for increasing polarisation and division in the country.
Protester dies in Lima as Peru’s crisis continues
Protesters clash with police in Lima after lawmakers vote down proposals to hold elections this year.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 340
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 340th day, we take a look at the main developments.
Tens of thousands of Israelis continue anti-gov’t protests
Protesters gather against Israel's right-wing government's planned changes that will weaken the judicial system.
Earthquake in Iran’s Khoy kills three, injures hundreds
A magnitude 5.9 earthquake hits Khoy, which has experienced several earthquakes in the previous months.
Low turnout expected as Tunisia holds parliamentary elections
In Sunday’s second round, voters are choosing among 262 candidates seeking to fill the 131 remaining seats.
KLM ‘unrest’ travel warning for Kenya, Tanzania sparks anger
Kenyan and Tanzanian governments accuse the carrier of spreading 'unfounded' claims about purported 'civil unrest'.
North Korea denies arming Russia’s Wagner group
Denial comes after the US accused North Korea of supplying rockets and missiles to the Russian private military company.
Memphis disbands police unit linked to Tyre Nichols’s beating
Police chief 'permanently deactivates' the unit that included the five officers charged over the death of Tyre Nichols.
Iran thwarts drone attacks on Isfahan military site
Iranian defence ministry says a loud blast heard in Isfahan was caused by 'unsuccessful' drone attacks.
Netanyahu announces plans to arm Israelis after Jerusalem attack
Netanyahu's move could further increase violence that has seen 32 Palestinians killed by Israeli forces this month.
Czech Republic secures pro-West direction as ex-NATO general wins
Former NATO General Petr Pavel will become the fourth president of the Czech Republic.
Russia claims 14 killed in attack on hospital in eastern Ukraine
Ukraine attack by US-supplied HIMARS rocket hit a medical facility in a Russian-held settlement, defence ministry says.
World reacts to rising violence in Israel-Palestine conflict
Senior officials call for end to violence after several deadly incidents in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem.
What’s next for Pakistan as its economic crisis worsens?
An IMF team is to visit the country next week as standoff with the government stops funding.
Israel’s Netanyahu vows ‘swift response’ to Jerusalem attack
Israel's security cabinet meeting in the wake of escalation of deadly violence in the occupied Palestinian territories.
Syria ‘totally rejects’ watchdog report on 2018 chemical attack
OPCW report found that at least one Syrian air force helicopter dropped toxic gas on the rebel-held town of Douma.
Italy’s Eni signs $8bn gas deal with Libya amid energy crunch
The agreement, signed during Italian PM Meloni's visit to Tripoli, seeks to exploit Libya's new gas fields.
Photos: Images of destruction left behind by Israel in Jenin
Israel carried out deadly military raid on the Jenin refugee camp leaving behind destroyed houses and cars.
Former NATO general Petr Pavel wins Czech presidential election
Former prime minister Andrej Babis concedes defeat to Petr Pavel, who won more than 58 percent of the vote.
The NRA has won
After the latest bout of mass shootings, American outrage will be short-lived, its gun addiction - preserved.
US fiscal standoff: Could the nation default on its debt?
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warns of a US default by early June if Congress fails to raise debt ceiling.
Two Israelis wounded in occupied East Jerusalem shooting
Incident comes a day after a Palestinian man killed seven near a synagogue following Israel's deadly raid in Jenin camp.
The Future Library: A forest unfolding for next century’s books
Some of the world’s most acclaimed authors are secretly working on manuscripts to be read only by future generations.
Peru Congress rejects president’s early elections request
Peru has been embroiled in a political crisis with near-daily protests since December 7.
Two Indian military jets crash after apparent midair collision
Rescue operations ongoing in Madhya Pradesh state to assist the pilots of the Sukhoi-30 and the Mirage 2000.
Indian police detain students over Modi documentary screenings
The documentary alleges that Modi ordered police to turn a blind eye to deadly riots while he was Gujarat state's CM.
Ghosts of Gujarat: India bans the BBC’s Modi film
A documentary on Modi’s role in 2002 Gujarat riots causes a media maelstrom in India. Plus, UK press vs labour unions.
Timeline of Memphis police beating of Tyre Nichols
Crucial moments from four different police videos that recorded events the evening Nichols was stopped and beaten up.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 339
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 339th day, we take a look at the main developments.
Three dead after torrential rain, flash floods inundate Auckland
Torrential rains that battered parts of Auckland marked the wettest day ever recorded in the region.
Afghan cartoonist, now a refugee, sheds light on plight of women
Sayed Muhammad Hussainy says it is his duty to help strengthen the voices of women living under the Taliban's rule.
Zelenskyy says Olympics chief should visit Ukraine front line
Ukrainian president invited the IOC chief to visit Bakhmut in spat over ban on Russian and Belarusian athletes.
North Korea condemns US sending battle tanks to Ukraine
Kim Yo Jong, the influential sister of North Korea's leader, accused the US of fighting a 'proxy war' against Russia.
Maldives ruling party holds high-stakes presidential primary
Democracy icon Mohamed Nasheed's political future in balance as ruling party voters head to the polls.
Russian ‘megalomania’ in Ukraine war cited at death camp memorial
The Auschwitz camp memorial director equated Nazi crimes of World War II with Russian forces now in Ukraine.
Jan 8 investigation targets nephew of Brazil’s Jair Bolsonaro
Leonardo Rodrigues de Jesus is the first member of Bolsonaro's family to be probed in relation to the January 8 attack.
Judge: Colorado supermarket shooting suspect unfit to stand trial
The 23-year-old alleged attacker is charged with killing 10 people in a Colorado supermarket in March 2021.
BBC Arabic radio goes off air after 85 years
The Arabic language radio station is among 10 different language services that are ending, BBC says.
Thapelo Amad elected first Muslim mayor of Johannesburg
Amad says he is 'humbled' to be elected mayor of the South Africa's biggest metropolis.
What does Blinken’s Middle East visit hope to achieve?
The trip comes at a time of increasing tension with dozens of Palestinians killed by Israeli forces so far this year.
Quran burned in front of Denmark mosque, Turkish embassy
Turkey summons Danish ambassador after a far-right politician burns the Muslim holy book near a Copenhagen mosque.
US charges three in Iran-linked plot to assassinate journalist
Attorney General Garland says charges stem from an investigation into Iranian efforts to target a journalist on US soil.
Peru’s president says elections could be held later this year
Dina Boluarte says she is open to bringing vote forward to December 2023 as protests demanding her resignation continue.
Gunman kills at least 7 people in occupied East Jerusalem attack
Shooting follows a deadly Israeli raid in the occupied West Bank's Jenin refugee camp that killed nine Palestinians.
US inflation and consumer spending cooled in December
The pullback in consumer spending will likely be welcomed by Fed officials, who are seeking to cool the economy.
Majida Obaid, killed by Israeli forces in Jenin, was ‘very loved’
The 61-year-old grandmother among nine who were shot dead by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank city of Jenin.
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