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All you need to know about Iran's parliamentary election
Iranians head to the polls on Friday amid concerns over political tensions and economic struggles.
Pompeo meets US troops on Saudi visit following talks with MBS
In first visit since the killing of General Soleimani, US secretary of state reaffirms security concerns over Iran.
China coronavirus outbreak: All the latest updates
Drastic containment efforts, including quarantining millions in Hubei, have started to pay off, officials say.
Netanyahu challenger's failed company faces criminal probe
Benny Gantz says 'political pressure' may be behind investigation on cybersecurity company he once headed.
How will digitisation shape Europe's future?
The European Union has just revealed its vision for the continent's digital future.
Libya's warring rivals resume talks in Geneva: UN
The UN-recognised government pulled out of peace talks after a barrage of rockets hit a port in the capital, Tripoli.
Fighting rages in northwest Syria; two Turkish troops killed
Deadly air strikes come a day after President Erdogan warned of an imminent Turkish military offensive in Idlib.
The world in grips of an epidemic more dangerous than coronavirus
We must prevent the spread of the epidemic of racist fear-mongering occasioned by the coronavirus outbreak.
Trump ally Roger Stone sentenced to 40 months in prison
The longtime Trump adviser was convicted last year of witness tampering and lying to US Congress.
Lesotho's prime minister to be charged with ex-wife's murder
Thomas Thabane expected on Friday to be charged in killing of his estranged wife Lipolelo in 2017.
Analysts see 'blue wave' emerging in US cities ahead of election
Voters' interest in going to polls appears to be growing faster among those who disapprove of President Donald Trump
Germany shisha lounge shootings: All the latest updates
After nine people were killed at shisha bars, German prosecutor reveals details of suspect's far-right manifesto.
South Korea on alert after first coronavirus death
South Korea has reported its first death from coronavirus outbreak, as number of cases globally approaches 75,000.
Man stabbed at central London mosque
The victim, in his 70s, is not thought to be in danger of dying.
Germany shisha bar shootings: What we know about victims
Nine people killed included German and foreign citizens aged between 21 and 44, federal prosecutor says.
Sudan president, rebel leader agrees to form unity government
Rebel chief Riek Machar says he will form a government with President Salva Kiir after years of fighting.
Timeline: Far-right attacks in Germany
Germany's intelligence agency estimates that far-right linked crimes rose by 3 percent in 2018.
IMF team in Lebanon to help tackle economic crisis
Government is yet to decide whether it will default on its loan payments - a move that could lead to unpopular austerity measures.
'Nowhere is safe': UN warns of urgent danger of Syria escalation
'Unfolding humanitarian catastrophe' in Idlib as fighting approaches areas packed with civilians fleeing gov't push.
Australia's Wildlife Emergency
101 East meets the first responders saving Australia's wildlife from the country's worst bushfires.
Iraq's southern protesters refuse to back down
Iraqi city of Nasiriya has been the epicentre of the anti-government protests in the south and they want one of their own appointed as prime minister.
US fashion school apologises for 'racist' show
The New York-based institute apologised for a show that showcased models wearing prosthetic ears and lips.
In Pictures: Deadly 'far-right' attack shocks Germany
At least nine killed in attack that has raised alarm in Germany as prosecutors investigate far-right motive.
Coronavirus: Japan gov't defends handling of ship quarantine
Japan is standing by its decision to end the quarantine of the Diamond Princess cruise ship.
200 days of Kashmir siege: A mother's wait for her jailed son
Hundreds of Kashmiris have been thrown into jail under PSA law that can prolong detention without bail.
Hanau shooting: Nine dead in attacks at shisha lounges in Germany
Indications suspect who killed at least nine people near Frankfurt had far-right motive, German prosecutors say.
Afghanistan war: Families say homes destroyed by US bombs
Afghanistan’s independent human rights commission says 26 civilians were killed and 24 injured in January.
Tunisia names new government in last bid to avoid early election
PM-designate forms coalition gov't that will include Ennahda party in a deal that will prevent parliament dissolution.
Sri Lanka says it will withdraw from UN rights resolution
Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa was president when Sri Lankan troops defeated Tamil Tiger rebels in 2009.
Canada pipeline protests: Businesses demand gov't act over losses
It is estimated the rail crisis has cost the Canadian economy $5bn but there is talk of a settlement by the weekend.
Evangelical gangs target Afro-Brazilian religions in hate crimes
Religious leaders say a federal government which relies on evangelical support is not doing enough to protect them.
Bloomberg, Sanders under attack in US Democratic debate
In one of the liveliest debates of 2020 primary season, six hopefuls clashed on issues from treatment of women to wealth
China expels foreign journalists as coronavirus deaths climb
Critics call expulsion of Wall Street Journal reporters counterproductive as country grapples with a deadly outbreak.
'Utterly incompetent': Trump names Grenell top intelligence chief
Appointment of US ambassador to Germany draws swift criticism that politically outspoken figure is unsuited for the job.
China coronavirus outbreak: All the latest updates
At least 2,004 people in mainland China have died from the coronavirus, which has now spread to 27 countries.
Judges postpone emergency meeting to discuss Trump, Barr: Report
Group of US judges was expected to discuss the controversy over Trump, DOJ intervention in politically charged cases.
Argentina abortion rights activists renew push for legalisation
Abortion rights activists say momentum is greater as newly elected president throws his support behind legalisation.
Judge finds US in contempt for deporting migrant minors
Separately, judge sides with migrants who complained about inhumane, unsanitary conditions in Border Patrol facilities.
Are independence referendums worth tearing a country apart?
Should major constitutional shifts require voter super-majorities to avoid bitter divisions in society?
Court says Florida can't bar felons from voting over unpaid fines
Appeals court says state law amounts to an unfair poll tax that would disenfranchise many of the released felons.
A new political crisis in Afghanistan?
Abdullah Abdullah rejects the presidential poll results announced in favour of President Ashraf Ghani.
Togo election: Main observer group barred from monitoring
Saturday's vote is widely expected to return Faure Gnassingbe as president for a fourth-straight term.
Lawyer: Assange was offered US pardon if he cleared Russia
White House denies claims that Trump administration offered to pardon Assange if he denied Russia leaked DNC emails.
US official who certified Ukraine aid resigns at Trump's request
John Rood, the Pentagon's top policy official, is the latest to be purged following Trump's acquittal in the Senate.
Dozens of migrants missing off Canary Isles
Rescue planes are combing a huge area of sea, searching for 53 people.
Two die of coronavirus in Iran, first fatalities in Middle East
Elderly people die in hospital after testing positive for coronavirus in the holy city of Qom, officials say.
Finland's foreign minister faces probe over Syria repatriations
Pekka Haavisto will be investigated over his plan for swiftly bringing children held in Syria to Finland.
Apathy runs high in Tehran as Iran gears up for parliament vote
As campaigning ends, voters in capital say they will boycott key poll despite officials' appeals for a big turnout.
EU seeks to protect human rights by regulating AI
From smart devices to facial recognition, AI is the technology of the future and the EU is eager to play a central role in defining codes of conduct to safeguard people's rights.
Syrian refugee one of Baltimore's latest gun violence victims
Khaled Heeba was shot dead in US city earlier this month after fleeing war in Syria more than three years ago.
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