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Fighting started when government forces fired artillery shells towards Deraa al-Balad in tandem with a ground push.

The Delta variant, holidays and the Olympics are contributing to a rise in infections, the country's top adviser warned.

In 1988, Raisi oversaw the execution of thousands of political prisoners as a member of the infamous 'Death Commission'.

With its beaches, duty-free shopping and booming real estate, could the island of Hainan become China’s new Hong Kong?

Voters in October to select 30 members of the 45-seat Shura Council.

President Saied sacked the government promising a major overhaul, but has made no significant moves.

The southern state has an active caseload of some 154,000 infections, 37 percent of India's total cases.

SIGAR report says Taliban attacks on Afghan targets surged from 6,700 in early 2020 to 13,242 by the end of the year.

Since the beginning of protests in Cuba, the US corporate media have been peddling outright lies about the country.

PM Nikol Pashinyan says the move would allow border demarcation to be carried out without the risk of military clashes.

Moster was heard using a racist phrase when he urged rider Arndt to catch an Algerian and an Eritrean rider.

A local journalist covering Zimbabwe’s 2018 election records people’s hopes for change despite the fear of violence.

Port explosion in Lebanon last year compounded an ongoing economic crisis made worse by the COVID pandemic.

Tens of thousands have been uprooted by fighting between the Taliban and government forces.

Project aims to create hundreds of specially designed circular gardens in a bid to boost food security.

President Saied issued decrees sacking a long list of senior government officials, including the chief army prosecutor.

Instead of criticising the UK for cutting the foreign aid budget, ask why other rich countries aren’t spending more.

The latest from the Tokyo Olympics, which are taking place under heavy restrictions after a year's delay.

Early intervention and educational services, combined with support networks, have led to huge improvements.

Authorities issue warnings for US states of Alaska and Hawaii, the US Pacific territory of Guam.

Organisers say 24 new games-related COVID-19 cases including three athletes, bringing the total to 193 since July 1.

The Stream meets author Annie Murphy Paul to hear about intelligence beyond the brain.

A protest movement against Palestinian Authority corruption and authoritarianism gains momentum in occupied West Bank.

El-Zakzaky and wife were in detention since 2015 following a clash in which the army is said to have killed 350 people.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken makes the statement on India trip as a Taliban delegation visits China.

Maritime issues in the South China Sea, COVID-19 response expected to be discussed during Austin's stop in Hanoi.

IPPPR chairs say world 'far from meeting targets' and to redirect one billion coronavirus doses to poorer nations.

Peru's Chankillos observatory, Thailand's Kaeng Krachan forest and China's ancient city Quanzhou named heritage sites.

Government says system is ‘99.99-percent effective’ but Delta-driven lockdowns prompt calls for change.

Rights groups accuse President Daniel Ortega of cracking down on potential opponents ahead of November vote.

The social media giant did, however, beat Wall Street estimates for the second quarter due to increased ad spending.

Ariel Henry's pledge comes as Haiti faces ongoing political instability after President Jovenel Moise's killing.

Rich countries again fail to reach an agreement on what's called intellectual property.

Maker of Warcraft game is at the centre of a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by a California agency.

Mohammed al-Alami, 12, shot in the chest while travelling in a car with his father in West Bank, Palestinians say.

Fully vaccinated people from the US and the EU will be allowed to travel to England in a boost for travel industry.

After weeks of negotiations, Senate appears ready to move forward on bipartisan deal, one of Joe Biden's top priorities.

Imran Khan's comments came after previous remarks on the issue of sex crimes implied he held victims responsible too.

The Department of the Treasury said sanctions promote accountability for abuses committed against the Syrian people.

The meeting between top diplomats led to no breakthroughs, but the two sides are agreeing to meet again in September.

Pedro Castillo is sworn in as president amid a coronavirus crisis, deep societal divisions and political instability.

A growing number of Afghans are arriving in Turkey, putting pressure on Brussels-Ankara deal on migrants.

US Fed gently signalled it would be prepared to reconsider current monetary policy should risks to recovery emerge.

Alla Mousa is accused of 18 counts of torturing people in military hospitals in the Syrian cities of Homs and Damascus.

During the last week, more than 1.26 million new cases and nearly 29,000 deaths in the Americas have been reported.

Sun Dawu, chairman of Dawu group, was handed 18 years in jail on a range of charges, including 'provoking trouble'.

Researchers find North Africa's oldest Stone Age hand-axe manufacturing site, dating back 1.3 million years.

Former teachers' union leader faces challenges of forming a government, tackling COVID-19 crisis and uniting the nation.

The trading app said it will reserve up to 35% of shares for its app users at the pre-trading range of $38 to $42 a pop.