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We discuss the political divide on guns and what it will take to enact stricter laws.

Beijing-based journalist with Bloomberg News is accused of breaking national security laws.

Industrial production rose unexpectedly in May on easing of COVID curbs but consumer spending remained weak.

Coalition accuses nuclear-armed nations of 'obscene' spending and notes extensive industry lobbying.

Shares of agency that manages the pop phenomenon tanked a record 28 percent on news members will pursue solo projects.

Band members make surprise announcement during dinner to mark the group's founding in 2013.

Former threatened species commissioner says more needs to be done if Australia is to save its unique flora and fauna.

Global defence leaders to discuss military aid as Zelenskyy urges partners to bolster his army in the fight for Donbas.

Prosecutors say Joshua Schulte leaked classified information because of workplace dispute; he says he is being framed.

Supporters of the move say threats to the justices have increased with some protesters gathering outside their homes.

The environment ministry says 11 black rhinos were recently killed and their horns removed.

In a joint statement, 47 countries voice concern at treatment of ethnic minority Uighurs in far western region.

The Biden administration’s focus on multilateral regional cooperation, is a major break from the stance of Donald Trump.

Early goal by Campbell remained the difference at the full-time whistle as Costa Rica reach third straight World Cup.

Disinterment at cemetery in Pennsylvania comes as US investigates abuses against Native children at boarding schools.

Stocks have ticked steadily downward as the US Federal Reserve bank raises interest rates.

The UK seeks to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda after legal challenges fail.

Matan Kahana was criticised by Palestinian lawmakers, some of whom are in Israel's fragile coalition government.

Pope Francis praised 'brave' Ukrainians, decried 'cruelty' of Russian troops, but said situation is not black and white.

Allies of Navalny say the Russian opposition leader has been moved from the prison where he was serving his sentence.

The judge said granting freedom to Happy would have 'an enormous destabilising impact on modern society'.

Moscow calls on fighters holed up in Azot plant to surrender, says it would open humanitarian corridor on Wednesday.

Costa Rica and New Zealand battle it out for the final remaining spot at this year's World Cup in Qatar.

Those banned include journalists, news anchors, editors and managers with BBC, Sky News, Times and Guardian newspapers.

South Africa has recorded the most coronavirus cases and deaths on the African continent.

Such threats of agreement-breaking legislation are not only risky but also discrediting.

Push for rerun of 2014 vote comes a year after Scottish nationalists won a majority in devolved parliament.

Iraqi Yazidi women survivors of ISIL sexual slavery still have no knowledge of what happened to their missing family.

President Erdogan says 'Türkiye Hava Yolları' will be inscribed on the bodies of 'Türkiye' airlines planes.

Warsaw hopes the bloc will release pandemic recovery funds, saying it met the EU's demands in the rule-of-law dispute.

But the new vaccine patent waiver proposal pushed by the WTO head and the EU is worse than no deal at all.

Moroccan government silent after Moroccan-Ukrainian Brahim Saadoun was sentenced to death by Ukrainian separatists.

US president will make first Middle East visit next month, with stops in Israel, occupied West Bank, and Saudi Arabia.

President Biden still has an opportunity to restore trust with his southern neighbours after the Summit of the Americas.

The WFP said it exhausted all options before suspending food assistance to millions, including halving rations in 2021.

London marks the fifth anniversary of the Grenfell Tower fire that killed 72 people.

Refugees and activists from Rwanda and the DRC say the deal could have serious implications for the wider region.

The reported move comes after the ship was impounded in April, Athens linked the seizure to EU sanctions on Russia.

The nation asks public sector employees to take off on Fridays to grow crops in back yards to avoid a food shortage.

The Ethiopian leader says the committee will have 10 to 15 days to work on finer details of what will be negotiated.

It shows the UK government doesn't consider migrants as deserving of the same human rights protections as others.

United People's Democratic Front, based in country's Chittagong Hill Tracts in south, submits a 66-page peace proposal.

The two friendly countries agree to divide a barren and uninhabited rock between them, ending 49 years of dispute.

Both Lebanon and Israel seek to exploit the gas fields that lie underneath the disputed maritime border.

As Jacobabad becomes hottest city on Earth, studies say pregnant women are at a higher risk of suffering complications.

Antonio Guterres warns that 'perilous doubling down' on coal, oil and gas by major economies will worsen climate change.

Research says PM2.5 pollution is reducing life expectancy in one of the world's most polluted cities by nearly a decade.

Fellow players pledge to continue to 'amplify' case of Griner, who was arrested by Russian authorities in February.

The two countries trade blame for the latest flare-up at the contested frontier.