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A Palestinian tried to stab an Israeli soldier at the Gush Etzion junction and has been shot dead by him, army says.

People above 60 in the southern European country face fines of up to 100 euros a month if they refuse COVID jabs.

Despite a government crackdown and high-profile exchange collapses last year, Turks are flocking to crypto.

Three fuel trucks exploded and a fire broke out near Abu Dhabi airport in suspected attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels.

Russia 'exploring options to ensure security', Kremlin spokesman says against backdrop of Ukraine tensions.

The US Senate is poised for a showdown debate over voting rights as Republicans in states pass restrictions.

Trump, the GOP and corporate media are pushing America to the brink. Can they be stopped?

Taliban officials often round up and forcibly take drug addicts to rehabilitation centres, which are over capacity.

Senior Taliban leader Zabihullah Mujahid says the group is looking to open classrooms for all girls by March 21.

A talented young Malian footballer’s dream comes true when he joins a professional European football club.

The verdict against Anwar Raslan, who is now serving a life sentence in Germany, was welcomed, but some urge caution.

The International Labour Organization projects 207 million unemployed in 2022.

Unvaccinated people are banned from public jeepneys, taxis, buses, sea ferries and commercial planes to and from Manila.

The snowstorm caused travel disruptions and left thousands without power, with warnings from Mississippi to Maine.

Former president could be sentenced to up to 15 years in prison if found guilty of charges he dismisses as fabricated.

At least four states tweeted to Elon Musk over the weekend to set up shop with them after he flagged gov't problems.

Diplomats are in Jeddah to launch office after six years as Iran and Saudi Arabia prepare for a fifth round of direct talks.

A volcanic eruption and tsunami severed communications with Tonga, leaving the Pacific kingdom isolated.

Greater Bay Airlines has unveiled ambitious plans to fly to 104 destinations in mainland China and Asia.

China has reported the highest number of cases since March 2020 despite a strict 'zero COVID' policy.

Djamel Belmadi's title-defending side is in trouble after a surprise defeat at the Africa Cup of Nations.

Lawyers who filed the complaint against Ferdinand Marcos Jr - based on a past tax conviction - plan to appeal.

Chinese economy expands 8.1 percent for the whole of 2021 amid weakest Q4 growth in more than a year.

The Indian classical dance icon was a recipient of the Padma Vibhushan, India’s second-highest civilian award.

Latest data comes as government implores people to have more childnen after decades of doing the opposite.

Official says there is an immediate need for drinking water and food, as efforts begin to assess scale of damage.

Vaccine divide is costing lives and supercharging inequalities worldwide, a new report warns.

The short-range missiles, fired from an airport in Pyongyang, are North Korea's fourth weapons test this month.

Millions of families cannot afford to eat as prices rise and an economic crisis deepens.

Thousands of protesters take to the streets in Amsterdam rallying against the Dutch government's COVID measures.

The eruption of Hunga-Tonga-Hunga-Ha'apai triggered tsunami waves in Tonga and other places around the world.

FBI names Malik Faisal Akram, 44, as the man who took four people hostage for 10 hours in the US state of Texas.

Potential deal could remove Netanyahu from the Israeli political stage for years, according to media reports.

Kyiv accuses Russia of waging 'hybrid war' after Microsoft said dozens of gov't computer systems infected with malware.

The unrest in Kazakhstan led to consolidation of power in the country and may affect the transition of power in Russia.

The arrest of the ARSA member is the most high-profile since the group was accused of murdering Mohibullah.

Sudanese authorities say the decision was taken following the channel's 'violation of the terms' of licensing.

Keita, who was 76, led the country from 2013 until he was removed from office in a coup in 2020.

Investments that are valuable today – will not be in a generation. They become stranded assets. Junk.

Opposition politicians and activists say President Kais Saied's 'monopoly of power' is untenable.

The massive ash cloud covering the island nation prevented New Zealand surveillance flights from assessing the damage.

Gregory Stanton, who founded the Genocide Watch group, is sounding the alarm on violence against Muslims in India.

Journalists take over Kashmir Press Club as security forces stand by - journalists decry the 'dangerous precededent'.

The Forces of Freedom of and Change says it will take part in UN-sponsored talks to end months of political deadlock.

India reports 271,202 daily COVID cases; report says UK will stop asking fully vaccinated travellers to test on return.

A look at the timeline of events involving Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic's controversial trip to Australia.

Satellite images showed a plume of ash, steam and gas rising like a mushroom above the Pacific waters.

A suicide bomber is believed to have targeted Mohamed Ibrahim Moalimuu, who was rushed to hospital.

Houthi rebels say the Rwabee was carrying military equipment, accusing the UN of siding with 'murderers'.