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We challenge Danny Danon on why Israel opposes a war crimes probe and debate the future of Russia's opposition protests.

Researchers at UCL say they believe some of the stones originally formed an even older monument in Wales.

Fashion labels are increasingly hiring ethnic minority models, but more is needed to achieve sustainable representation.

Questions over the sheikh's finances have halted his proposed purchase of a 50 percent stake in Beitar Jerusalem.

A secret ballot to be held among member states to pick one of four candidates to replace lead prosecutor Fatou Bensouda.

Referring to the new COVID-19 strain as the 'South Africa variant' creates the impression that the country is a threat.

Supreme Court wants their response to plea seeking mechanism to check fake news, hate messages and 'seditious' content.

Sentences of 23,314 Myanmar prisoners and 55 foreign prisoners are remitted as mass protests against the coup continue.

Many economists think the rebound will be slower than the Bank of England's projections.

Tournament organisers group players in 'bubbles' as Victoria state orders lockdown to control a new virus outbreak.

Invitation-only audio chat app exploded in popularity during the coronavirus pandemic when people couldn't get together.

North Korea's border closure, drop in trade and raw material shortages may lead to perfect storm, analysts warn.

Loujain al-Hathloul was released on Wednesday but her family wants her travel ban to be lifted.

Longer term efforts to fund education equitably should be at the heart of the recovery from the pandemic.

Abdul Qadir has been shot dead at his homoeopathic clinic in Peshawar's Bazikhel area, latest in a series of attacks.

Holiday nights in Italy, Spain and Greece fell by at least 70 percent last year, European data show.

Top UN official says coronavirus pandemic has also hampered efforts to protect children in conflict zones.

Yoshiro Mori quits after his remarks disparaging women's participation in organising the Games caused an outcry.

We investigate explosive revelations about killings and cover-ups by Australian special forces in Afghanistan.

In a second incident in China since 2018, performers for a TV show wore outfits depicting Africans, darkened their skin.

Google opposes a planned law that would force it and Facebook to pay Australian publishers for news content.

Of the $14.9 trillion in public stimulus spending to offset the pandemic, $1.8 trillion being used for green purposes.

Eight overseas cricketers and two Indian players slotted in the highest bracket of Indian Premier League auction.

Loss-making US retailer's shares soared from $20 to $483 over two weeks last month driven by social media chatter.

Granddaughter of a revered Indigenous matriarch takes her fight for justice and equality to the federal parliament .

US diplomat leads charge in pressing Moscow to 'immediately cease its aggression' in eastern Ukraine, Crimea occupation.

Health Minister Eduardo Pazuello suggests that vaccine works against new variants without providing evidence.

But help is on the way, he says, as the US is now 'on track' to have enough supply for 300 million by the end of July.

In the June incident, two police officers shoved Martin Gugino, 75, to the ground during a Black Lives Matter protest.

Prosecutors asked the judge to issue a new warrant for Rittenhouse and up his bail by $200,000.

The Disney+ streaming service had reached 94.9m subscribers as of January 2 up from 86.8m in early December.

The median price of a single-family home soared 14.9 percent to $315,000 in the fourth quarter of 2020.

While it dropped by $900bn, the deficit could still increase if President Biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus were to pass.

Move will prevent Ming Aung Hlaing and other generals from accessing more than $1bn in government funds held in the US.

Pavard scored the only goal in Bayern's win that led them to their sixth title in less than nine months.

President says country has secured 9 million Johnson & Johnson and 20 million Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine doses.

Lopez Obrador urged migrants not to believe traffickers who tell them they could get US legal status immediately.

Rival Palestinian factions agree on terms for holding long-delayed presidential and legislative votes.

Confirmation of closure comes after state-appointed human rights commission reports both sites were 'destroyed'.

Unidentified gunmen attack a UN convoy on the outskirts of Kabul, killing five members of the Afghan security forces.

The move follows BBC report detailing accounts of alleged torture and sexual violence against Uighur women.

The drug company says it expects an updated COVID-19 vaccine targeting new variants to be ready for use this year.

Minister warns protest at site where peaceful demonstrators were shot at in October could be 'hijacked by hoodlums'.

Lokman Slim was found dead with six bullets in his body on a deserted road, sparking fears of nationwide unrest.

Huge winter storm blankets United States south in snow and ice, causing fatal crashes and emergency declarations.

Bumble’s IPO has launched Whitney Wolfe Herd into a rarefied club of self-made female billionaires.

New research shows that criminals are using a small group of crypto brokers to launder hundreds of millions of dollars.

On third day of impeachment trial, House Democrats continue presentation of evidence Trump ‘incited insurrection’

A pandemic, a quest for racial justice, a divisive election - 2020 was one of the most turbulent years in US history.

Min Aung Hlaing blames 'unscrupulous persons' for work stoppages in a growing civil disobedience movement.