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A statistical look at the Italy-England football rivalry ahead of the Euro 2020 final at Wembley on Sunday.

The magnitude 5.9 quake struck 27km (17 miles) east of Rasht district, authorities say.

El Salvador does not have its own currency, making financing growth difficult as debts soar to 90 percent of GDP.

After two days of heavy shootings in eastern Caracas, law enforcement agents enter the 'Cota 905' area.

Farm bosses routinely harass and exploit the workers who pick fruit for European supermarkets, investigation reveals.

We explore the German capital’s identity and dissect the city’s anti-status quo legacy.

Rights group says shooting of Ernesto Llaitul, son of a Mapuche leader, would exacerbate region's complex situation.

Gov't says deployment at request of Mozambican authorities aimed at restoring state control in conflict-hit province.

Myanmar reported 4,320 cases on Friday, a record for a second successive day, and 63 deaths amid anti-coup protests.

US sending FBI, Homeland Security agents but says there are no plans to provide military assistance 'at this time'.

Social media platforms have removed thousands of accounts associated with QAnon, so users are changing their tactics.

Fourteen more bodies were recovered as searchers used heavy equipment to move mounds of shattered concrete and steel.

Muslim leaders across Canada offer condolences for Indigenous after discovery of graves at residential schools.

Ten years after independence, the world's youngest nation struggles with political instability and humanitarian crises.

Caretaker Interior Minister Mohamed Fahmy rejects request to question head of General Security agency Abbas Ibrahim.

Only those in possession of a British or European vaccination certificate will be allowed in from July 14.

The Palestine Red Crescent reported 379 protesters were wounded - 31 of them by live ammunition.

President Joe Biden said the US will take any action to defend its people and infrastructure against ransomware attacks.

The Taliban have been emboldened by the NATO troop withdrawal and appear to be pressing for a full military victory.

Best of the week and behind the scenes.

Crude is set for its first weekly loss since May on near-term supply uncertainty.

Colombians, Haitian-Americans believed to be commandos who killed Moise fled to Taiwan embassy in Port-au-Prince.

Temperatures will hit 42C (107F) Friday in Sacramento and 44C (112F) Saturday, according to data.

UN expert says settlements violate ban on occupying power transferring part of its population into occupied territory.

The council unanimously adopted a compromise resolution that allowed the extension of the cross-border operation.

Turkey, US negotiating on Turkish troops guarding Kabul international airport - a move the Taliban opposes.

Investigations continue after Trump supporters smashed windows, fought police and sent lawmakers scrambling for safety.

President Emmanuel Macron says France to reduce its force to 2,500 to 3,000 troops over the long term.

The US Federal Reserve pledged to keep its low interest rate policies to help the US's continuing economic recovery.

The US president's directive aims to address a sharp rise in the consolidation of industries over the last two decades.

Tropical Storm Elsa floods at least one New York City subway station as heavy rains create traffic hazards.

South Africa is battling a severe third wave of coronavirus infections, spurred by the Delta variant.

In its longest flight yet, the plucky helicopter buzzed around the Seitah region of Mars, snapping pictures.

Plain denial appears to be the overarching strategy from Netanyahu's legal team over a series of corruption cases.

US President Joe Biden's proposal for a global minimum corporate tax is being discussed at the G20 meeting.

Practicing seven hours a day, first African American winner breezes to victory spelling word for genus of Asiatic trees.

Ghadanfar Abu Atwan released from Israeli custody and transferred to the Istishari Hospital in the occupied West Bank.

Fans will not be able to watch the games in Tokyo and the neighbouring prefectures of Saitama, Chiba and Kanagawa.

Prosecutor says victim was a 'total stranger' to the officer who has pleaded guilty to kidnap, rape and murder.

Former Prime Minister Boyko Borisov is unlikely to come back to power after the July 11 vote, analysts say.

Tensions between Kyrgyzstan and Centerra Gold simmer over the Kumtor mine.

The rejection came a day after the former leader turned himself to police, but still challenged his sentence.

President vows not to return the country to war as the world's youngest nation marks 10 years of independence.

The victims of the crash in south-central Sweden were members of a local skydiving club.

Palestinian Football Association head says planned friendly in Jerusalem is a violation of rights.

Pregnant woman found to be infected with mosquito-borne disease while 13 other suspected cases are being investigated.

We should not feel the need to co-opt the BLM movement to bring the plight of Roma to the world's attention.

About 155 million people globally live at crisis levels of food insecurity, 20 million more than last year, report says.

At least 43 killed; many of the 30 injured leapt for their lives from the upper floors of the complex.

Residents and civil society groups have been waging a legal battle against a sugarcane development project.