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Castex said a law to combat 'separatism' will be introduced after summer, but critics say Muslims will be targeted.

Twitter limits certain account functionalities as it battles what analysts say could be worst-ever social media hack.

Guatemalan migrants Felipe Gomez Alonzo, 8, and Jakelin Caal, 7, died in 2018 after being detained by US border patrol.

The bill would ban federal employees from using the social media app TikTok on government-issued devices.

The Brazilian leader yet to recover from COVID-19 as he tests positive for the second time

The video captures an apparent lack of urgency to render aid to Floyd for long minutes after he stopped moving.

Indictment marks the first time officials have brought terrorism charges against a member of the notorious gang.

At least four officers were hurt including the chief of department, and 37 people were arrested after fight.

The smear campaign - which had 25,000 tweets in just 24 hours - was led by numerous high-profile Saudi Twitter accounts.

Siege designed to choke Qatar has only pushed the country closer to Iran and Turkey and away from the GCC, analysts say.

Fakhfakh resigned after dispute with Ennahdha party that had withdrawn its support for government earlier in the day.

Highest court at UN rejected blockading nations' appeal to prevent mediation by world's civil aviation organisation.

Armed group Hay'et Tahrir al-Sham that detained Tauqir Sharif last month says aid worker to appear in court in 15 days.

'Unprecedented' online reaction against Supreme Court's decision to uphold the death penalty for three young protesters.

Move comes as latest round of talks between Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia on the contentious dam ended with no agreement.

Concerns raised as hospital, testing info will be sent to a central database in Washington, DC, instead of to the CDC.

Lawyers seek an amount to be determined by a jury, hope it will be so costly as to stop future killings by police.

Florida surpassed 300,000 total positive cases and 4,521 according to the latest tally.

Satellite photos showed Dominica-flagged vessel in Iranian waters on Tuesday.

Take it from a former DACA recipient, the US Supreme Court's verdict is just the beginning.

No casualties reported in what appears to be the latest in a series of fires and explosions in Iran.

It has been designed to reduce the effect on the European football season, and organisers hope the tournament will act as a global celebration of overcoming the coronavirus pandemic.

The focus on the ills of neoliberalism is misplaced. The problem we face today is far more sinister.

New poll suggests many in US are concerned about Trump's finances and potential conflicts with his business.

The Chabahar-Zahedan rail line will eventually stretch to Zaranj in Afghanistan, enabling hassle-free trade.

The mass grave discovered at the mother and baby home in Taum may just be one of many such scandals.

A judge ruled the public may view the police footage by appointment, a move critics say is equal to keeping it sealed.

Teachers are demanding better connectivity, equipment and tech support, especially for lower-income students.

In the face of widespread opposition, Trump administration backs down on plans to withdraw the visas of international students whose studies were moved entirely online.

Air raids by Saudi-led coalition hit residential homes in northern al-Hazm district, killing women and children.

The order blocks two further planned executions which the Trump administration heralds as a return to law and order.

Why some are questioning the government's decision to remove contentious subjects from the syllabus.

The surveillance operation in Colombia that journalists say is a threat to democracy.

How rising inflation and COVID-19 in Nigeria are leaving many struggling to feed their families.

Surging coronavirus cases, growing crowds. The risks and potential consequences of Mexico's 'new normal'.

Sessions said Trump's agenda was still the path for Republican victory as the president celebrated his loss.

Several hundred people protest after the president's two main rivals are barred from running in a presidential election.

At least nine were killed and 20 injured in an attack on a camp for internally displaced people, UNAMID says.

UN says nearly 150 men and women are reported to have died in gold, diamond and bauxite mines since March 2016.

The statue of Black Lives Matter protester Jen Reid put in place without the knowledge of Bristol City Council.

The 27-year-old, arrested under the Terrorism Act in Londonderry, was taken to Belfast for questioning, police say.

Top commanders from the two sides held their fourth round of talks on Tuesday, a month after deadly border clash.

Three African candidates, two from Europe, two from Asia and one from the Americas compete for WTO's top job.

Any financial aid to Lebanon should be tied to a material commitment by its elites to undertake long-needed reforms.

Flooding triggered by heavy rains ravage North Luwu district in Indonesia's Sulawesi island.

The chief discusses the legacy of residential schools, making deals with the oil industry and the need for new treaties.

Move comes after Trump signed a law and an executive order to punish China for its 'aggressive actions' in Hong Kong.

Over two weeks of rains cause India's Brahmaputra River to overflow, killing 85 people and affecting 3.3 million people.

The UK government's inept response to the COVID-19 pandemic has put Scottish independence back on the agenda.

The Times cites uncertainty about Hong Kong security law as well as difficulties in securing visas for its journalists.