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President Erdogan and Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani did however sign 15 agreements to boost economic ties.

Vladimir Putin presents US president with demand for guarantees against NATO expansion eastward, Kremlin says.

Google claims the two Russian nationals silently infiltrated more than a million computers and devices around the world.

Observers hope the country’s incoming president will make a real effort to tackle corruption and socioeconomic crises.

Israeli defence minister says barrier includes hundreds of cameras, radar and other sensors over a stretch of 65km.

Prime Minister's spokesperson says accusations of illegal detentions by the government were 'misguided'.

The October deficit was 17.6 percent below the all-time peak in September of $81.4bn, according to US data.

The coalition conducts attacks in Yemen after Houthis launch ballistic missiles and drones into Saudi Arabia.

Saudi and US officials told the Wall Street Journal the kingdom is woefully low on missiles used to intercept attacks.

Risk assets are recovering this week after initial data showed the surge in omicron cases hasn’t overwhelmed hospitals.

The 3,500-year old clay tablet was looted from an Iraqi museum during the 1991 Gulf War.

Zaki, who was arrested in Cairo in February 2020, still faces trial next year on charges of 'spreading fake news'.

Dutch court upholds decision to throw out civil case against Israeli defence minister for role in deadly 2014 raid.

The US and its European allies are weighing sanctions on Russian banks, its wealth fund, sources tell Bloomberg.

Key hydroelectric projects are being revived as part of a push by Athens to decarbonise and meet irrigation needs.

Sixty-nine people also injured in blaze at the facility in the capital, Gitega, Vice President Prosper Bazombanza says.

We need more Africans joining the conservation effort and working with local communities to battle misconceptions.

Residents take to the streets to demand action after the latest spill affecting fishing communities in southern Nigeria.

The company plans to launch a social media platform to rival established sites, from which Trump remains banned.

In significant change, the UAE says Friday afternoon, Saturday and Sunday will form the new weekend.

No one has been convicted in the 1955 abduction, torture and killing of 14-year-old Emmett Till in Mississippi.

Search and rescue operations are still under way to find 16 people missing after the eruption of Java's Mount Semeru.

A fraction of Afghans who needed help received support and some died at the Taliban's hands, civil service staffer says.

Users can see pop-up messages nudging them to explore other topics when they have spent a lot of time on one subject.

Iraqi military says a motorcycle rigged with explosives caused the blast which killed four and wounded four others.

Puppets, artists and an Algerian father-and-son team bringing creative joy to their community.

Motorcycle mum Ciku Mbithi shares the joys and freedoms of her all-women biker club in Kenya.

Bernardin respects the aluminium recycling traditions of his Benin village but his temper gets him into trouble.

Airlines seeing 'pretty good bookings' over the holiday season are hoping Omicron will not be a spanner in the works.

A failure to make $82.5m in interest payments would represent the developer's first offshore default.

Oxford University study finds mixing Pfizer or AstraZeneca vaccines with a second Moderna shot yields higher antibodies.

At least five people dead as police officer goes on rampage in Nairobi with his service-issued AK-47 rifle.

The deal is part of Saudi Arabia’s drive to sell assets and use the money to fund new industries.

After more than 80 weeks of closure, questions loom over the effect of the shutdown on students and teachers.

Judge in West Papua Province declines to reinstate permits for palm oil companies to exploit ancestral lands.

Israel's designation of Palestinian NGOs as terrorist does not reflect reality but it does much damage.

Cambodia is the new chair of ASEAN, a regional bloc that is leading diplomatic efforts to resolve Myanmar's crisis.

For two months now, Hindu vigilantes have tried to stop minority community from offering prayers outside Indian capital.

Sri Lankan officials receive charred body of factory manager lynched by a mob for alleged blasphemy last week.

The sweeping move is the latest sign of active involvement by Vice Chairman Jay Y Lee after his parole in August.

Syria's military says several Israeli missiles struck the container area at Latakia port, setting some of them on fire.

Chamber of Commerce says China's zero-tolerance approach has made it 'extremely difficult' to bring staff into country.

Rush by Asia-Pacific countries to slam borders shut over new variant raises questions about pandemic end goal.

Bosnian Serb leader’s continuing push to set up parallel institutions raises concerns over country’s stability.

Indonesian province spent years at war and local residents say the 'crisis of trust' created then is still felt today.

Complaint claims algorithms that power the company promote disinformation that turns into violence.

Taliban allows the National Museum of Afghanistan to reopen, showcasing the country's 'rich history'.

Beijing has embarked on a media blitz in an attempt to claim its one-party state is more of a democracy than the US.

Department says Texas plan violates US voting laws by diluting strength of Black, Latino and other minority voters.

Sackler family members are alleged to have drained Purdue Pharma of cash over several years.