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Japan will have to restart most reactors it shut post-Fukushima to meet its climate change obligations, officials warn.

Laporta became president for a second time as club members voted him in to replace Bartomeu.

Charged under a stringent anti-terror law, jailed for weeks despite her pregnancy, Zargar shares her ordeal in prison.

Brent crude futures rose above $70 first time since COVID-19 pandemic began while US crude was its highest in two years.

White House official says threat to computer networks remains 'active' despite Microsoft software patch.

Former industry minister Miao Wei says China's basic capabilities are 'still weak', risks have significantly increased.

Some 18 labour organisations have called on people - union and non-union - to stop work until democracy is restored.

Couple, who moved to the US a year ago, lay bare their experiences of the British monarchy in Oprah Winfrey interview.

Australia was among 13 countries said to have been providing assistance to military that mounted a coup last month.

Pressure is mounting on Governor Andrew Cuomo to step down amid allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct.

Voters to choose new Parliament following a violent presidential election.

About 7.1 million people will head to polling stations across the country for the mandatory vote on Sunday.

Yemen's Houthi rebels fire ballistic missiles and drones at oil facilities and military sites in Saudi Arabia.

French President Emmanuel Macron calls Dassault's 'sudden death' a 'tragic loss'.

President Teodoro Obiang says blasts caused by negligence related to use of dynamite at military base.

Officials appointed include successors to interior and justice ministers after both quit last week after COVID breach.

Macky Sall urged to engage in dialogue ahead of a planned new round of opposition protests starting Monday.

Executive order comes as Republicans are pushing to tighten voting restrictions following 2020 presidential defeat.

As jury selection begins Monday, the City of Minneapolis touts community partnership while organisers remain sceptical.

Coalition carries out air raids on 'Houthi military targets' after Houthis launched armed drones at Saudi Arabia.

US secretary of state outlines proposals aimed at accelerating discussions on a negotiated settlement and ceasefire.

Saynab Abdikarin has ventured into an industry that was exclusively male-dominated in conservative Somalia.

China's top diplomat calls on Washington to work together with Beijing and remove 'unreasonable' curbs on cooperation.

With results in from 22 of 26 cantons, 54 percent of voters were in favour of outlawing facial coverings.

The AU has stood by as Mozambique violently represses journalists covering the violence in the north.

Dr Khan explains you can still transmit the virus after your first vaccination, so don’t stop obeying the rules.

Thousands are fleeing violence in the Central African Republic as two men fight to be president.

Lawyer says Zaghari-Ratcliffe's house arrest has officially ended but she has been summoned to court on another charge.

Duterte's threat on Friday has sparked fears of a new wave of bloodshed.

Francis defies security fears and pandemic to visit one of the world's oldest and most persecuted Christian communities.

Women working at a hospital in northern England recount the battles they have faced during the coronavirus pandemic.

In Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay, authorities are imposing a return to unpopular lockdowns as new infections rise.

Church leaders demand government finds the perpetrators behind the 2019 attacks that killed 279 people.

Head of Gaza's fishermen union says three men died after their boat was hit by a 'missile' off Khan Younis.

The matches will be played behind closed doors and call on allowing spectators will be taken later, IPL officials said.

The accident took place between the Rohri and Sangi stations in southern Sindh province.

Exports jump at a record pace from a year earlier when coronavirus battered the economy, customs data shows.

The army's power grab is not only destroying democracy, it may also lead to another onslaught against the Rohingya.

Protesters back on the streets following overnight raids in parts of Yangon that targeted NLD figures.

Saudi-led forces destroy 10 armed drones fired by Yemen's Houthi rebels amid heightened tensions.

Demonstrators block roadways across Lebanon for the fifth day in a row as anger simmered over the economic downturn.

Nigerian army says $300,000 paid to kidnappers to release 14 crew members on board vessel that was seized in February.

Pope arrives in Erbil and is expected to visit Mosul, visit small Christian community of Qaraqosh.

Though scaled back because of COVID, the drill is likely to infuriate N Korea, which calls it a 'rehearsal for war'.

Hassan Diab appeals to politicians to put aside differences, form a new cabinet as anger simmers over financial crisis.

Inuit communities have raised opposition to the proposal to expand an iron ore mine on Baffin Island in northern Canada.

The pope has called for an end to acts of violence, extremism and intolerance.

Trump lawyers ask three Republican groups to stop using his name and likeness in fundraising emails and on merchandise.

The 85-year-old was inoculated with the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine and encouraged others to get vaccinated.

Mario Abdo Benitez is expected to announce changes to his cabinet after citizens protest handling of COVID-19 pandemic.