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Megan Thee Stallion testified that Lanez fired gun at her feet and shouted for her to dance following argument in 2020.

Moscow's mayor says two 'combat drones' shot down in the Domodedovo and Minsk Highway areas while en route to Moscow.

US-based firm says ability to stay afloat depends on boosting liquidity and profitability over next year.

Here is the situation on Wednesday, August 9, 2023.

Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela sign declaration to safeguard the Amazon.

US-based lender says controversial anti-gay law contradicts its values.

The Washington Post has reported that Chinese hackers allegedly accessed Japan's defence networks, spurring concerns.

Rebels in Amhara have taken up arms against Ethiopia's military.

US Department of Justice says more than 19,000 firearms without serial numbers were seized in crime probes in 2021.

It lacked independence from the Taliban, had deficiencies in anti-money laundering and countering 'terrorism' financing.

Syrians in rebel-held northwest fear Assad may choke off badly needed aid as Damascus establishes sway over assistance.

Dairo Antonio Usuga David, a leader in the Gulf Clan, has admitted to overseeing a vast network of criminal operations.

Election watchdog order says Khan disqualified in line with his conviction for misdeclaration of assets.

The move comes after higher interest rates have yielded record profits for banks as the cost of loans has soared.

High temperatures and strong winds hamper battle against wildfires, with conditions expected to remain challenging.

Indigenous leaders, environmentalists welcome protection of more than 404,000 hectares near Grand Canyon National Park.

This year's sea ice minimum is 20 percent lower than the average over the last 40 years, researchers say.

Sending troops to deter Iran in the Gulf harkens back to Donald Trump's hardline policies against Tehran, experts say.

Felicien Kabuga, who is nearly 90 and has dementia, is accused of encouraging and bankrolling the Rwanda genocide.

Voters express scepticism as candidates promise to revitalise sluggish economy and tackle rising insecurity.

Polls for the parliament's upper and lower houses come amid rising tensions on country's eastern borders.

The army is trying to recapture territory lost to the RSF by taking back control of a bridge across the Nile.

Global average temperature for July confirmed to be highest on record of any month, Europe climate observatory says.

Avi Dichter brushes off US use of the term 'terror attack' to describe the killing of a Palestinian by settlers.

Meta's anticompetitive conduct will strengthen its dominant position in advertising & 'harm' Canadian journalism.

Atlas Lionesses make history at World Cup, and despite 4-0 loss to France, Moroccans are optimistic about women's sport.

UN aid agencies scramble to replace depleting aid stocks as regional sanctions start to kick in.

President Touadera's rivals have said he is seeking life presidency of the Central African Republic.

West African leaders expected to meet on Thursday to discuss response to generals who have deposed Niger's president.

While little known in US, glacial flooding could threaten about 15 million people around the world, researchers say.

The four knockout matches will be played on August 11 and August 12.

Dozens arrested, several injured in violent clashes between supporters of rival sides outside AEK's stadium.

France win 4-0 to end Morocco's historic World Cup run and set up quarter-final clash with Australia.

In new rules, referees will add the exact time lost in goal celebrations, substitutions or injuries to stoppage time.

Fans line waterfront in Bray to pay their respects as singer and activist's funeral procession passes by.

Rains damage more than 500 houses in the country's north as the army and paramilitary forces engage in a bloody battle.

Crimes include sexual violence, indiscriminate or disproportionate targeting of civilians using bombs, UN report says.

Usme's goal breaches Jamaica's solid defence to give Colombia 1-0 win and sets up a quarter-final clash with England.

Dairy factory owner, 74, dies when shelves carrying 25,000 wheels of cheese collapse and bury him, authorities say.

In 2014, a staffer asked that a photo of a convicted war criminal was removed from the premises. The legal saga goes on.

Residents in one of the city's prime locations are determined to stay put in a government-owned, dilapidated building.

Israeli forces demolished the house of Abdelfattah Kharousheh, who was accused of killing two Israelis last February.

Over 300 homes, businesses and roadside shanties - mainly belonging to Muslims - were bulldozed after communal riots.

Will Ribadu, celebrated in his first stint in government, succeed in his second or see his reputation dip again?

The Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act came into force on July 1 and is now being dropped after protests by landowners.

More than 1,700 US flights were cancelled and some 8,000 delayed, the FlightAware website says.

Muslims present at the burnings refuse to be provoked as they hand out chocolates and seek dialogue with onlookers.

Trade association and tech industry coalition argue ban undermines 'structure, design, and purpose of the internet'.

Their record run is defeating the Western media's efforts to stereotype Arab teams.

Australian police say they have rescued 13 children after investigation into 'sophisticated' online child abuse network.