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Advocates say the move will help track suspicious surges of gun sales that could be a prelude to a mass shooting.

Pierre Poilievre, hyper-partisan MP known for anti-Trudeau rhetoric, takes party helm after series of electoral defeats.

Russian state media says defence ministry ordered troops to leave the vicinity of Izyum, a key northeast Ukraine city.

European countries are looking for ways to rein in soaring energy prices.

Germany, France and UK raise 'serious doubts' about Iran's intentions in nuclear talks, remarks rejected by Tehran.

A long-established plan covers arrangements for the queen's final journey to London and state funeral on September 19.

Dozens of girls rally in Gardez after Taliban shuts four schools, which were reopened on intervention of tribal elders.

Antonio Guterres blames wealthier nations, who cause 80 percent of today's emissions, for the devastation.

New study illustrates the health risk posed by the tiny particles produced by burning fossil fuels.

Albania blames Iran for the renewed attack targeting border systems days after it cut diplomatic ties with Tehran.

The ceremony, the first since 1952 when Queen Elizabeth II took the throne, was broadcast live for the first time.

Ukrainian forces continue to retake territory in the Kharkiv region as Russians reportedly abandon key cities.

Kyiv troops make major battlefield gains in northeastern Kharkiv region in recent days, driving deep into Russian lines.

Yeshiva University turned to the court for an urgent ruling after a state judge said it should register Pride Alliance.

Tehran claims Tirana has become the victim of a plot by Washington to further tarnish already-strained diplomatic ties.

Queen’s image on notes and coins is expected to be replaced at some point in the UK and the realms by King Charles III.

Some Zimbabweans criticise the late monarch for failing to 'promote the interests of Africans in the colonial era'.

Lusail Iconic Stadium, the last to be officially inaugurated, was put through its first test.

How much is al-Sadr's influence threatening the Iraqi state? Plus, the Russia-Ukraine conflict as seen from space.

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An Accession Council convened at St James's Palace, the official residence of the sovereign, to proclaim the successor.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 199th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Senegal's president discusses the high price Africa pays for the emissions produced elsewhere.

Vladimir Putin threatens to let Europe 'freeze' by cutting energy supplies if price caps are imposed.

Kaikoura’s mayor said accident likely the result of a whale that surfaced beneath the boat and caused it to overturn.

The African continent emits an estimated 3 percent of global CO2 emissions, yet is among most exposed to climate change.

At least four land-based earthquakes of between 6.2 and 5.5 magnitudes were recorded, though no damage was reported.

Alexey Navalny was Russian President Vladimir Putin's fiercest domestic critic before being jailed for nine years.

Leonard Glenn Francis had pleaded guilty in a $35m bribery case involving US Navy officials.

Gov't has promised to abolish temporary visas that have left thousands struggling to survive but has given no timeframe.

Opposition lawmakers pledge to challenge contentious bill, which rights groups say gives too much power to the military.

The queen was a symbol of continuity in the United Kingdom for seven decades.

Saudi champions edge out Egyptian side on penalties at venue that will host the final of World Cup 2022.

Preliminary injunction blocks enforcement of law that rights groups and media say infringes on First Amendment.

People lay flowers in tribute to late queen at Buckingham Palace and other royal sites across United Kingdom.

UN nuclear watchdog says blackout due to shelling 'compromises safe operation' near Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia power plant.

Easing of restrictions comes as neighbouring countries seek to normalise relations after years of tension.

Governor's order allows more medical workers to administer polio vaccines after virus found in another New York county.

Nigeria slipped behind Angola as Africa's largest exporter in July, according to OPEC figures.

In first address to the nation as monarch, King Charles III, 73, promised to emulate his mother's 'lifelong service'.

Recent poll shows a majority of likely Michigan voters in November midterms support proposal to protect abortion rights.

US sanctions on Iran's intelligence ministry come after Albania blamed Iran for July incident, which Tehran has denied.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says troops have reclaimed more than 1,000sq km of territory.

From Monday Russians seeking to enter the EU will have to pay a higher fee, present more documents and face longer time.

Legislation could give Afghans paroled to the US a path to permanent residency after months of uncertainty.

Queen Elizabeth II visited my school in Harare. The headmaster wanted us to sing the British anthem. So I protested.

Senegal and other places in West Africa have recorded high rainfall in recent weeks, leading to destructive floods.

As UAVs continue to change modern warfare, humanitarian drones are carrying out vital missions in Ukraine to save lives.

Depression built in me in the months you were missing. Your story was a reminder that I could have met the same end.

British royal family constitutionally obliged to stay out of political issues, but Charles is known for close Gulf ties.