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The deaths came after 'abrupt, extreme weather' hit runners taking part in a 100-kilometre race in China's Gansu.

Temporary Protected Status shields Haitian citizens already in the US from deportation and grants them work permits.

The 11-day Israeli bombardment of Gaza killed at least 248 people, including 66 children

Thousands flee their homes as lava from Mount Nyirangongo approaches Goma airport.

Jair Bolsonaro faces mounting public pressure and a Senate inquiry into his handling of the coronavirus pandemic.

US journalist Emily Wilder sacked by AP news agency after right-wing 'smear campaign' over her past Palestine activism.

Qatari emir reiterates ongoing support to Palestinians in call with PA President Mahmoud Abbas after 11-day conflict.

Suarez scores winner in 2-1 win on final day with Real Madrid finishing second despite comeback win.

Spain's decision to host Polisario Front leader Ghali without telling Rabat has strained relations between both sides.

What will it take to achieve a lasting peace between Israelis and Palestinians?

Ronald Greene was shackled, beaten and forced to stay face-down during arrest in Louisiana, police footage shows.

The country could slip into another cycle of violence if the government continues to ignore people's grievances.

Zhurong, China’s first Mars rover, has left its landing capsule and is now exploring the red planet's surface.

Children travelling alone in search of protection are allowed into the US, but face a host of hurdles once they arrive.

States ordered emergency measures to counter a surge in the rare infection among coronavirus patients.

Beijing's internment of ethnic minorities in Xinjiang has Western companies scrambling to unwind supply chains.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken's visit comes after ceasefire was reached to end deadly Israeli attacks on Gaza Strip.

Deposed leader is healthy at home and will appear in court soon, Myanmar's military leader General Min Aung Hlaing says.

Demonstrations took place in London, Melbourne and Paris while more are scheduled in other big cities.

The Listening Post breaks down Israel’s media strategy of distraction, disinformation and diversion.

Atletico can be crowned league winners with a final-day win but Real also in contention.

The consortium, which includes Vodafone and Vodacom, paid $850m for the licence, officials say.

Many countries refuse to repatriate their citizens who came to join ISIL's 'caliphate'.

Crackdown intensifies on pro-democracy Hirak movement by authorities.

Emergency service says the main front of the blaze under control as weather conditions improve.

Republicans could do worse than look to Boris Johnson's Conservative Party to model a way forward.

Many terrified Gaza civilians said their final goodbyes to family during the 11-day Israeli onslaught.

UN says at least 20,000 foreign fighters are in Libya, including Syrians, Russians, Sudanese, and Chadians.

Palestine's foreign minister discusses whether Palestinian officials are driving or driven by the people's resistance.

The incident occurred as the plane was landing at Kaduna airport 'due to inclement weather', the army says.

Joe Biden and Moon Jae-in express 'deep concern' about North Korea's nuclear weapons programme at White House talks.

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Presidency says neither caretaker PM nor opposition leader were able to demonstrate a majority to form a new government.

Five years after its exclusion, self-ruled island claimed by China still hopeful it will be able to attend as observer.

His remarks came during a joint news conference with the South Korean president following a White House meeting.

Judge Gonzalez Rogers presses Cook on why Apple will not give users the option to buy lower-priced virtual goods.

The largest digital currency fell as much as 10 percent in late Friday, trading to as low as $35,636.

Cessation of hostilities between Israel and Hamas after a devastating 11-day offensive is seen as a victory by Hamas.

UN warns health facilities in danger of being overwhelmed and urges immediate access to Gaza for supplies and personnel.

Dating apps like Hinge, Tinder, Match and Bumble are offering incentives to people who got the jab.

The US President offered to cut his initial $2.25 trillion proposal to $1.7 trillion in a counteroffer to Republicans.

The group said the former president's statements have led to an increase in acts of violence against Asian Americans.

Three soldiers convicted of rape, while 28 charged with killings and further 25 charged with rape and sexual assault.

US politicians and the public are increasingly challenging Washington's unstinting support of Israel.

The measure comes amid a big drop in tourism and the resulting lack of hard currency, Cuba's exchange company said.

Local media reports say Abubakar Shekau was seriously hurt or killed after his fighters clashed with members of ISWAP.

Teachers will have to use English names for yoga poses and the use of the greeting 'namaste' is banned.

Hate, racism or discrimination will not be tolerated in an Amazon workplace, the tech giant said on Friday.

Rittenhouse is charged in the shooting deaths of two anti-racist protesters in Kenosha, Wisconsin, last August.

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