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Partner of Jeffrey Epstein insists Trump never engaged in inappropriate behavior amid scrutiny over past relationship.

The UN's head of humanitarian aid has made an impassioned plea for international action, as he confirmed a famine.

Congolese military auditor general asks court to condemn Kabila to death for war crimes including homicide and torture.

Abrego Garcia will return to family as he awaits trial over alleged human smuggling brought by Trump administration.

A UN-backed food security body has declared parts of Gaza are officially suffering from a famine created by Israel.

Trump's threat coincided with the announcement that military members in Washington, DC, would be armed during patrols.

A group of Palestinian children had fun playing with a parachute that was used to air drop humanitarian aid into Gaza.

Officials warn Ukraine's strike on Unecha oil pumping station risks halting supplies for at least five days.

The extraordinary development follows a meeting between CEO Lip-Bu Tan and Trump after he called for Tan's removal.

Attacks occurred between August 11 and August 20, UN human rights office said, adding that death toll may be higher.

Prime Minister Mark Carney says most Canadian goods will be exempted from US tariffs while some sectoral duties remain.

Leaked intelligence data says 83 percent of victims in Gaza were non-combatants.

The UN-backed IPC says more than half a million Palestinians facing catastrophic famine conditions amid Israel's war.

UNHCR's Mamadou Dian Balde on why Sudanese refugees return home despite war, cholera and collapse of services.

FBI agents are searching the home and office of former US National Security Adviser John Bolton.

Cook, who has been accused of mortgage fraud, says she will not be 'bullied' into resigning by the president.

Iran and European countries agree to resume nuclear talks next week despite threats of unilateral sanctions.

This debate takes on the rift in President Trump's party. Is it due to conservative principlesor allegiance to one man?

Critics call the federal takeover of Washington, DC, a 'manufactured crisis' aimed at political gain.

Baile Herculane's historic baths face decay, but volunteers offer hope with conservation efforts amid legal hurdles.

Professor William Schabas explains how the deliberate starvation of Gazans constitutes a war crime and possibly genocide

Powell's remarks offered little guidance about how soon or how quickly rates might continue to move lower.

Russia's top diplomat Sergey Lavrov accuses Ukrainian President Zelenskyy of saying 'no to everything'.

The raid is one of several probes launched against critics of President Donald Trump, fuelling fears of 'retribution'.

Israel's defence minister warns that Gaza City will be destroyed unless Hamas yields to Israel's terms for ending war.

Opposition dismisses possibility of talks as President Aleksandar Vucic urges debate after months of angry protests.

The UN-backed IPC has found that Gaza now faces famine after 22 months of Israel's war on the Palestinian territory.

Figures from a leaked Israeli military database indicate that 83 percent of Palestinians killed in Gaza are civilians.

Police say the former leader is accused of misuse of public funds in relation to a trip to London.

India's new online gaming laws could see offenders face up to five years in prison.

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe opens the door for wantaway striker Alexander Isak on eve of Liverpool visit.

Manchester City face Tottenham Hotspur as two of the big Premier League spenders looking to erase last season's woes.

A UN classification system used to determine access to food has officially declared famine in Gaza.

Israel's hospital evacuations aim to make Gazans feel nowhere is safe, says ex-al-Shifa surgeon Dr Ahmed Mokhallalati.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says Gaza famine is a 'man-made disaster', calls for immediate action.

Statues and ancient artefacts dating back more than 2,000 years have been retrieved from a sunken city.

Menendez, along with his brother Lyle, has served 35 years of a life prison term for fatally shooting their parents.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino describes match where 100 fans were arrested as 'barbaric' and calls for sanctions.

A promise to 'shut' the Darien becomes a headline win. The lived reality is rerouted suffering and rights stripped bare.

Authorities say more bodies are expected to be discovered as search efforts continue in southeastern Kenya.

The attack is the second in the past three months to prevent a UN aid convoy from delivering to North Dafur.

At least 30 Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza since dawn, according to medical sources.

The Ukrainian president said China has helped Russia, despite also calling for a peaceful resolution to the war.

Jonathon Porritt says the UK's decision to proscribe Palestine Action under the Terrorism Act defies public opinion.

Israel's plan for illegal settlement in the occupied West Bank will 'make a two-state solution impossible'.

North Korean leader hints at more military cooperation with Moscow 'in the future' as he awards medals to soldiers.

Retired politician and billionaire businessman was accused of violating Thailand's strict laws on insults to royalty.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro says armed dissidents, drug trafficking cartels should be considered 'terrorists'.

Reliance's Russian crude imports have soared from 3 percent before the war in Ukraine to 50 percent now.

Country steps up crackdown on online scammers, who lure victims to invest in fake cryptocurrency investments.