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Millions of displaced Syrians in northwest to have only one border crossing to get aid as Russia prevails over UN vote.

We speak to Zou Yue, an anchor on China's state-funded network CGTN, about the coronavirus, Uighur persecution and more.

Nearly 34 million people affected by torrential downpours which have caused widespread disruption in the country.

Members of Northern Ireland's Catholic and Protestant communities reflect on the cancellation of 'marching season'.

In a setback for millions of displaced Syrians, several attempts to keep a second border crossing open failed to pass at the Security Council.

Duda's re-election crucial if ruling PiS is to deepen reforms that EU says increase political control over courts.

Protesters, most of them wearing masks, gather for a fifth night near parliament to demand the president's resignation.

Critics say Trump's previous refusal to wear one showed a lack of leadership as US death toll hits more than 134,000.

The 77-year-old iconic Indian actor and his son tested positive for COVID-19 and have been moved to hospital in Mumbai.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has defended the move to reconvert Hagia Sophia into a mosque.

Three doctors and a nurse contract COVID19 amid fears of rapid spread at IDP camps in northwest Syria's rebel bastion.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan defends move to reconvert iconic Hagia Sophia museum into a mosque.

Violence broke out at demonstrations demanding President Keita resign over economic woes and alleged corruption.

The execution of Daniel Lee was delayed after family of his victims raised concerns over the coronavirus pandemic.

The buildings at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill bear the names of men tied to racist practices.

Amid the racial justice movement, protesters in the US territory have called on leaders to rethink its monuments.

Florida confirmed its place as an emerging epicentre of the coronavirus pandemic in the United States.

Journalists say the network is being punished because of President Rodrigo Duterte's grievances, and the decision will further damage an already troubled nation.

Police say they rescued men, women and children who had been held hostage at a long-troubled church near Johannesburg.

A total of nine states reached records for single-day infections amid new COVID-19 spike.

Tunda tenders resignation after a dispute with President Felix Tshisekedi over judicial reform proposals.

President Donald Trump says he expects a vaccine before the end of the year, but experts say that seems unlikely.

Deaths in the region now account for nearly half of daily coronavirus deaths worldwide.

UN report finding US attack on Iranian general 'unlawful' has stoked debate over responsibility in the new 'drone age'.

China has dramatically increased its defence budget over the past 10 years. Plus, Nigeria prepares to export gas.

Killing of 8,000 Muslims in 1995 by Serb troops was the only genocide on European soil since the second world war.

Social media users express both approval and disappointment over decision to change UNESCO World Heritage Site's status.

Every year, the survivors - mostly women - return to mourn killing of 8,000 mostly Muslim men and boys by Serb forces.

The Bosnian war may have ended 25 years ago, but a new one is waged over the memory of the genocide victims.

As China increases its military might and trust in US alliances erode, Australia and Japan are going on the offensive.

Family of the victims wanted to attend execution scheduled July 13, but was scared to travel because of coronavirus.

In theory all migrants have access to healthcare in Mexico, the reality is they can rarely go to public hospitals.

Group says Trump administration's plans to revoke visas of international students 'falls short of American ideals'.

Ruling party comfortably wins election but opposition Workers Party increases its seats in parliament from six to 10.

Thousands of demonstrators rally in Bamako to demand security and economic reforms in the country.

Tension is running high in DRC as protesters denounce nomination of controversial figure to head election commission.

World Health Organisation reports record increase in global coronavirus cases, with the total rising by 228,102.

Trump on Friday threatened to re-examine federal funding and tax-exempt status for schools that resist opening.

UNESCO, Greece, Cyprus and church leaders among others express concern about changing status of the sixth-century site.

Local officials say they did not request the assistance and did not coordinate efforts with the federal government.

Thirteen members of UNSC vote to extend approval for aid to be delivered into Syria across two border crossings.

In April, Sudan's cabinet approved amendments to the criminal code that would punish those who perform FGM.

Boeing 777 travelling from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur was shot down by a missile from rebel-held eastern Ukraine in 2014.

Maxwell has been held at the Metropolitan Detention Center, a jail in Brooklyn, New York since her arrest.

The shooting of Oromo musician Haacaaluu Hundeessaa sparked protests last week in which at least 239 people were killed.

President Erdogan declares iconic cultural site reopen to Muslim worship after a court ruling.

Trump's team is attempting to reset after a scantly attended June rally in Oklahoma, the first amid the coronavirus.

Taliban accuses Afghan intelligence of conspiring to keep foreign forces in Afghanistan.

More than 200 bodies, including those of women and children, have been found in several mass graves since the beginning of June.

Experts say for reform to be meaningful, it must reach the top of law enforcement leadership.