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Tamils commemorating loved ones lost or 'disappeared' during the civil war are still waiting for answers.

Science and technology ministry accuses messaging app of not cooperating in combating alleged crimes committed by users.

Police say four victims face life-threatening injuries, suggest suspect had suffered 'psychological emergency'.

These are the key events on day 1,185 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

San Francisco's Asian Art Museum is set to return four bronze statues from Thailand's looted Prakhon Chai hoard.

Investors interpreted Trump's comments to mean Nippon Steel had received his approval for its takeover.

Opposition leaders have argued the detention of politician Juan Pablo Guanipa and others is meant to stifle dissent.

Kabila, accused of treason' and war crimes', denies government accusations of links to M23 rebel group.

The president announced the sanctions relief in May, ahead of an unannounced visit with Syrian leader Ahmed al-Sharaa.

Israel often labels anyone who criticises its devastating war on Gaza as 'anti-Semtic'.

Trial featured emotional testimony from Kardashian, who said the robbery was traumatising but forgave ringleader.

Napoli beat Cagliari 2-0 to seal the Serie A title as Champions League hopefuls Inter's victory at Como is in vain.

Process begins after visit by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, who said weapons hurt' Lebanon and Palestine cause.

The DOJ is expected to have a written agreement with Boeing in place by the end of next week.

Lahore Qalanders beat Islamabad United by 95 runs to reach Sunday's Pakistan Super League final.

Donald Trump's decision to ban Harvard from enrolling foreign students has caused irreparable damage, says one student.

A host of new executive orders seeks to fast-track approvals to grow the US's nuclear energy sector, a lengthy process.

Barcelona face Arsenal while aiming to become only the second side to claim a Women's Champions League three-peat.

Palestinians searched for bodies after an Israeli airstrike leveled a building in Jabalia.

The famed Brazilian photographer was praised for his work capturing marginalised populations, including mineworkers.

Abu Dhabi's IMI will take a minority stake in the company of no more than 15 percent.

It was the second time in one day that the FTC pulled out of litigation begun during the Biden administration.

Michael O'Hanlon discusses Trump's Golden Dome defence system, and whether it'd be a good strategy for the US.

A new law, championed by President Nayib Bukele, is seen by advocates as an effort to stifle dissent in El Salvador.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says each side exchanged 390 detainees, with more to come over several days.

More young Israelis are turning their backs on the Gaza war, but wider society shows little sympathy for Palestinians.

UN chief Antonio Guterres says Gazans are enduring the cruelest phase" of the war.

Why resigning from the US government wasn't enough for one official who stepped down.

The court injunction comes as the school launches a lawsuit calling Trump's actions a 'blatant violation' of its rights.

Trump's inner circle is mainstreaming ideas that threaten the disabled, the elderly and the poor.

President Donald Trump also threatened a 25-percent tariff on Apple products unless iPhones are made in the US.

As India strengthens ties with Kabul, Pakistan and Afghanistan return to the table after Chinese mediation.

Mining company Sibanye-Stillwater says all miners are safe and have been provided with food as they await rescue.

New mediation must confront the root causes of conflict and include voices long excluded from elite-driven peace talks.

UN and doctors warn that volume of aid supplies for Gaza residents is insufficient following 11-week blockade.

As Real Madrid confirm Carlo Ancelotti's departure, the Italian wishes luck to incoming coach Xabi Alonso.

Guyana has claimed the resource-rich region of Essequibo. But so has Venezuela. Will a new election ratchet up tensions?

Former leader accused of 'treason, war crimes, [and] crimes against humanity' for his support of M23 rebels in east.

Today on The Stream:Wepaint a picture of how AI is reshaping the creative landscape.

Israeli settlers have attacked a community in the occupied West Bank, setting fire to cars and houses.

Kigali in talks to house migrant deportees from US, but rights groups worry such deals further endanger the vulnerable.

Doctors at the Nasser Hospital in Gaza are overwhelmed by a surge in the number of malnourished children.

East African rights groups condemn Tanzania after Agather Atuhaire was found at the Ugandan border.

President Jose Raul Mulino, whose changes to social security laws prompted the protest, called the strike 'illegal'.

Is the US sliding into authoritarianism? Marc Lamont Hill speaks to historian of fascism, Ruth Ben-Ghiat.

Some 6,800 international students are currently enrolled at Harvard University and risk losing their legal status.

Global anger at Israel for firing on diplomats visiting Jenin camp in the occupied West Bank.

Israel has carried out multiple bombings across southern Lebanon, including blowing up a multi-story apartment building.

Hundreds of thousands deported by Pakistan and Iran face poverty, unemployment, and lack of aid in fragile Afghanistan.

Finance chiefs will 'explore' new measures against Moscow should no ceasefire be agreed, although US tempers language.