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The UN envoy for Syria says the work on the new constitution of the war-ravaged nation is expected to begin 'seriously'.

ELN leader Angel Padilla Romero, known as Fabian, died in hospital after a military bombing, defence minister says.

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell testified before senators Tuesday.

Security forces arrested '11 foreign terrorists from different nationalities' in raid, intelligence services says.

Latest World Oil Outlook warns that failure to keep investing in fossil fuels could risk geopolitical instability.

Coal stockpiles are low in China and demand is at an all-time high.

Fuel companies say there is no shortage but a severe lack of tanker drivers, while gov't blames panic buying.

Demand for stock offerings in Saudi Arabia has never been higher.

Banned Islamic Movement in Nigeria say eight members shot dead by police during Abuja procession.

General. Milley made calls after US intelligence led Pentagon leaders to conclude China feared Trump-ordered US attack.

Prosecutor says Jarrod Ramos, who killed five people at newspaper in 2018, received maximum sentence under law.

Up to 20 people injured as explosion in Gothenburg sets ablaze an apartment block in a central residential area.

Independent investigators find 83 alleged cases of sexual abuse during health agency's response to an Ebola outbreak.

Health authorities register 852 deaths on Tuesday as cases continue to rise amid low vaccine uptake rates.

Robert Aaron Long appeared in court in Atlanta, after already pleading guilty to killing four people in Cherokee County.

Ahead of Wednesday's summit in Sochi between Putin and Erdogan, a summary of the ties that bind and rifts that divide.

The document outlines the missions and duties of the transitional government to steer the country back to civilian rule.

Four parties announce coalition to oppose Saied’s move to seize governing powers.

Vaulting prices signal worsening energy supply shortages just as the winter season starts.

With Biden's job approval sliding, the US president needs a win in Congress where Democrats are divided on his agenda.

The village of Kufr Qaddoum near Nablus is paying a high price for its weekly protests against the theft of its land.

Tech giant's use of new 'social harm' policy to remove accounts spreading COVID-19 misinformation draws mixed response.

“We were listening to stories that make you feel powerless, where you cannot help them”.

Pentagon head and joint chiefs of staff chairman set to face tough questions in congressional testimony.

New deal comes as a relief to France after the Aukus fallout and against the backdrop of shaky relations with Turkey.

The six-day event will showcase China's homegrown aviation and space technologies after a year's delay due to COVID.

French president says Europe must develop its own military capacity as the US shifts focus to the Indo-Pacific region.

Canada can help us defeat COVID-19 by temporarily lifting patent protections for vaccines.

If we are to have a chance of ridding the world of hunger, Summit leaders must return to a participatory science model.

Hundreds of health facilities shut their doors to patients as aid money to Afghanistan halted after Taliban takeover.

Barriers set up to protect Bangkok as severe flooding kills six and affects about 70,000 homes in Thailand.

The crown prince, who had received the vaccine against the virus, showed mild symptoms, the royal court said.

The death of Ibrahim Harb, a 35-year-old accountant, brings the number of people killed by the blast to at least 215.

Iran and Israel exchange barbs as nuclear talks in Vienna are expected to resume soon.

Military tanker drivers are prepared for deployment as panic buying dries pumps and pushes prices up.

The island nation has begun sending the homegrown, three-dose Abdala vaccine to Vietnam and Venezuela.

Japan’s COVID emergency, one of the longest in the world, to be lifted in a bid to reactivate its economy.

In the late 1980s, a new approach to Afghan cinema emerged as the Mujahideen grew in opposition to Soviet forces.

Surge in global gas prices is forcing Pakistan to pay top dollar or forego spot shipments it needs to tide over winter.

Northeastern China is experiencing power cuts because of coal shortages and the tightening of emissions standards.

Analysts say the Iran-backed party’s expanding patronage aims to boost its popularity amid Lebanon's energy crisis.

Haiti's prime minister dismisses electoral administration members, again casting the vote's timeline into uncertainty.

NYSC members complain of being sent to dangerous areas, poor conditions and little improvement in job prospects.

Food delivery worker who has been in custody for 10 months, accused of inciting secession from China for chants.

Stores selling carpets, antiques and souvenirs on Kabul's famed Chicken Street lie empty after foreigners flee.

India reported 179 COVID deaths and 18,795 new infections on Tuesday, the lowest since March, the health ministry said.

Oil has rallied this year as the vaccine rollout boosts energy demand, leading to a drop in US inventories.

Growth forecasts are downgraded for most countries in East Asia, Pacific region as economies slowed on back of Delta.

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