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The pharmacies failed to create legally mandated monitoring systems to detect illegitimate prescriptions, the jury said.

Head of EU observer mission says while 'better conditions' marked weekend vote, some problems persisted.

UN special envoy Jan Kubis's resignation accepted a month before a scheduled presidential election in Libya.

Three white men have been charged in the killing of Ahmaud Arbery, a Black man who was shot dead in Georgia last year.

Apple lawsuit accuses NSO Group of using its Pegasus spyware to hack devices and enable human rights abuses.

Ecuador is seeking to ease overcrowding in its prisons after gang-linked riots killed more than 300 people this year.

Infections and distrust are causing people on French Caribbean archipelago of Guadeloupe to resist getting inoculate,

UN health agency projects COVID deaths in Europe to pass 2 million by March as the continent sees a surge in infections.

New UNDP report projects that the number of those killed as a result of Yemen's war could reach 1.3 million by 2030.

Ethiopian PM says he is heading to front line to lead troops against Tigrayan forces as hopes for peaceful solution dim.

Holmes, 37, has already spent about two-and-a-half hours on the stand discussing Theranos.

Like its neighbour Guadeloupe, Martinique has seen protests against COVID-19 restrictions and vaccine mandates.

TC Energy invokes NAFTA process to seek 'lost investment' in contentious pipeline nixed by Joe Biden earlier this year.

It accuses Apple and Amazon of cooperating to restrict competition in the sale of Apple and Beats branded products.

Over 21,000 children recruited by government forces and armed groups in conflict-hit region over past five years: UNICEF

Judge asks ministry to check if 26 Saudis on trial in absentia in Turkey have been tried in the Saudi judicial system.

US says the supply of oil has not kept pace with demand during pandemic recovery, justifying tapping into reserves.

Thos who fled Nagorno-Karabakh 30 years ago hope to live in their old homes after last year's war, but progress is slow.

Lawyers for the families say they have reached a settlement with the FBI for failure to follow up on tips about gunman.

Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan will meet Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Turkey in first high-level interaction for years.

Minsk claims further repatriation flights will take place on Tuesday as the border crisis rumbles on.

Where do things stand in Afghanistan since the Taliban took over?

'I think everybody realises we need to change our diets,' says expert on edible insects, as global population soars.

Proportion of Lebanese families sending children to work increased sevenfold between April and October, UN says.

Four children were among the dead, according to security and health officials.

UN's nuclear agency chief and Tehran official agree to keep talking but did not provide details about outstanding issues

Overall, the lira has lost nearly 40 per cent of its value against the dollar since the start of the year.

Tony Chung, 20, is the youngest person to be convicted under the new law which has crushed dissent in Hong Kong.

Twelve ministers, including minister of foreign affairs, resign against deal between Prime Minister Hamdok and military.

Beijing condemned the manoeuvre as an 'attempt to disrupt and undermine regional peace and stability'.

Edgard Parrales was picked up by unidentified men near his home in Managua, his wife and a rights observer say.

Four of the five killed were affiliated with a dance troupe for grandmothers that regularly perform holiday parades.

Pakistani women who fled abusive relationships share the dreams that inspired them to leave.

PM says Iran is at 'the most advanced stage of its nuclear programme' while condemning efforts to revive nuclear deal.

In Eastern Ukraine, one small town is fighting for survival in the shadow of Europe's bloodiest armed conflict.

The National Investigation Agency arrests Khurram Parvez under Unlawful Activities Prevention Act for 'terror-funding'.

Only revolutionary activism can help save civilisation from a climate catastrophe.

Under Israeli occupation, Palestinian children are not safe even at their own homes.

Trip by Defence Minister Benny Gantz to Rabat will reportedly formalise unofficial security cooperation.

Saudi-led coalition in Yemen says it launched air raids on 'legitimate' Houthi targets in Sanaa, no casualties reported.

Ireland looks to seaweed to feed to cattle and sheep in quest to curb the methane they are breathing out.

Amid growing discontent at home, officials at Lebanon's Expo 2020 pavilion in Dubai seek new opportunities.

Chairing meeting of committee on Afghan assistance, PM Imran Khan also authorises transit of Indian food aid.

For many Iraqi families stuck at the Poland-Belarus border, waiting simply wasn’t an option any more.

Doctors say more than 7,000 people committed themselves to post-mortem eye donations since film star's death last month.

Seven passengers were saved and taken to a hospital, interior ministry says.

E-commerce giant's declining fortunes come as Beijing reins in the power of big tech companies.

Chun presided over the 1980 Gwangju army massacre of pro-democracy demonstrators, a crime he was later convicted for.

Sri Lankan court begins the first of three trials connected to bombings that killed nearly 270 people.