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Poorly paid and stretched thin during gruelling wildfire seasons, firefighters warn of 'devastating' wave of departures.

Opposition brands killing a 'political assassination' as government expresses shock and orders a probe.

Iranian president welcomed by Zimbabwean counterpart after visits to Kenya and Uganda.

Secret Service says there were no fingerprints or surveillance video footage to show who brought drug to White House.

Rollout of up to 40,000 cameras equipped with AI technology in Sao Paulo is also raising concerns on security, privacy.

The storming of the Bastille in Paris, France, on July 14, 1789, signalled the start of the French Revolution.

Decision comes weeks after Robert Bowers found guilty of killing 11 worshippers at Tree of Life synagogue in 2018.

Police blasted for heavy-handed response to deadly protests but authorities say 'acts of lawlessness' won't be accepted.

US says talks in Indonesia are part of effort to 'responsibly manage competition' between Washington and Beijing.

Oscar winner denies all allegations after four men testify at London court that he preyed on them.

Colombia welcomes ICJ ruling dismissing Nicaragua's push to extend territory beyond 200 nautical miles from coastline.

Government lawyers say they secured a lower magistrate court order to hold Godwin Emefiele during investigation.

As Indian PM prepares for a lavish dinner at the Louvre with Macron, New Delhi gets closer to buying more jets and subs.

Approval for nonprescription sales of daily birth control pill come as abortion restrictions tighten across the country.

The UN says the RSF is responsible for the graves, as Egypt presents its plan to solve the conflict at its summit.

Emotions boiled over in parliament during debate over measures to defuse tensions in restive Serb enclaves in the north.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz says Germany wants 'to reduce critical dependencies in future' on Berlin's top trade partner.

India aims to become the fourth nation to successfully make a soft-landing on the moon with its Chandrayaan-3 mission.

Political scientist John Mearsheimer says the West will support a frozen conflict in Ukraine, but not NATO membership.

The ICC cannot continue to ignore the obvious international crimes being committed by the army and the RSF in Sudan.

UK says it will offer doctors and teachers hikes of at least 6 percent as thousands of medics begin a five-day strike.

The current unrest in France is less surprising than it seems."

A list of top nominees for the annual prime-time Emmy Awards, scheduled to be handed out on September 18.

Turkey to approve Sweden's NATO bid, Jenin refugees coping after Israeli attack - here's the Middle East this week.

The ruling comes after Turkey agreed to allow Sweden to join NATO which it previously called a haven for 'terrorists'.

The conflict, which started in April, has displaced more than three million people, according to the UN.

Actors likely to join writers on picket lines after talks with studios break down.

101 East investigates Southeast Asia's booming vape industry and its cost to health.

At NATO summit, Erdogan talked ratifying Sweden's membership, an F-16 jet deal, and Turkey's role in the Ukraine war.

To Palestinians, Gaza is a symbol of resistance. To Israel, Gaza is a template to pummel and isolate that resistance.

Thailand's bicameral parliament starts vote to endorse Pita Limjaroenrat of Move Forward party as the next PM.

The Yamuna river that flows through New Delhi is at its highest level in 45 years after unusually heavy downpours.

Life in South Africa has been like a marathon with ups and downs for a Zimbabwean athlete in search of opportunities.

The attorney general's office suspended the second-placed party after election officials certified the first-round vote.

Six people were killed in clashes between Kenyan police and demonstrators protesting against tax hikes.

James, who will be 39 in December, says he aims to return for a 21st NBA season, two months after hinting at retirement.

Chinese exports fall 12.4 percent in June compared with a year earlier amid slowing global demand.

Handmade anti-tank barriers, improvised explosives, the people of Jenin camp try new ways to slow Israel's raids.

Opposition leader who won election with promises of royal reforms faces an uncertain political future.

Major-General Ivan Popov, commander of Russia's 58th Combined Arms Army, criticised strategy on Ukraine, reports say.

The Hwasong-18 spent 74 minutes in the air, the longest time for a North Korean missile test.

US National Labor Relations Board alleges tech giant refused to bargain with New York workers' union.

Almost half of humanity lives in countries that spend more servicing interest on debt than health or education, UN says.

Sergey Naryshkin says the call on 'what to do with Ukraine' took place soon after failed Wagner mutiny in June.

NATO summit outcome to be analysed for threats posed to Russia's security and 'all means' available in response.

Move comes two weeks after private army group launched an unprecedented, but ultimately short-lived, mutiny.

Elon Musk's latest venture xAI says it will seek to 'understand the true nature of the universe'.

As the conflict enters its 505th day, these are the main developments.

Experts hope a new music album, Ampe-mape Alyelheme, will help Arrernte children understand their language and culture.

'Confirmed damaging' tornado spotted moving through the second most populated county in the US, amid severe weather.