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Iran's monarchists have moved closer to Israel, which they see as a key ally in their fight to reinstate the Pahlavis.

Gemini's attempt to correct the marginalisation of ethnic minorities has backfired.

US military says it was responding to a large-scale attack by the Iran-aligned group that posed an 'imminent threat'.

Investigation by outside law firm into Altman's firing finds his conduct 'did not mandate removal.'

Three more children die of malnutrition in Gaza as US President Biden says ceasefire by Ramadan 'looking tough'.

Vote is a major step towards finalising the 2024 federal budget after months of deadlock in the divided Congress.

At least 10 releases before the election amplify Modi's political agenda and vilify critics - sparing not even Gandhi.

Analysts say India's 2024 election will need to pass first. But a long history between the Sharifs and Modi offers hope

The US-based Academy Awards have long stood as a cultural touchstone, honouring some of the top films of the year.

Rights advocates welcome 'much-needed decision' as Palestinians in Gaza face humanitarian crisis amid Israeli attacks.

Erdogan pitches himself as go-between, Zelenskyy indicates Russia would not be invited to the first meeting.

Marc Lamont Hill challenges former head of Israeli navy and former director of Israel's security service Ami Ayalon.

'Too many women and young women in Haiti are victims of indiscriminate violence committed by armed gangs,' UN says.

The former two-term president was convicted on weapons and drug-related charges after being extradited to the US.

University of Leeds students are occupying a campus building in protest over the university's involvement with Israel.

Joe Biden lashes out at Donald Trump, who will almost certainly be his election rival again in November.

As famine stalks enclave, aid workarounds criticised as a distraction from Israel's blocking of aid through land routes.

Environmental concerns are growing after the Rubymar, a UK-owned vessel, sunk in the Red Sea.

Biden used the divisive term in his 2024 State of the Union address, responding to Republican pressure in the audience.

As handfuls gather on International Women's Day, UN rights rapporteur calls for release of detained rights activists.

Several people have reportedly been injured and at least 5 killed after parachutes dropping aid over Gaza failed to open

A witness in the trial accused an unnamed member of the Israeli embassy in Colombia of participating in a cocaine ring.

The global medical community has a duty to speak up against the attacks on hospitals and healthcare workers in Gaza.

Country becomes first in world to explicitly guarantee abortion as a constitutional right as Macron seals amendment.

Dozens at the University of Leeds step up protests as ZechariaDeutsch continues his role as chaplain.

President Biden faced criticism as he outlined plans for delivering aid into Gaza during his State of the Union address.

Why are Ireland's parliament and leaders sending mixed messages on Palestine?

United Nations mission finds Iranian authorities committed murder, torture, rape and other crimes in the crackdown.

Judge lifts officer Martyn Blake's anonymity because there are no 'immediate' threats to his safety.

International solidarity campaigns have managed to bring attention to DRC's conflict, but how can they make an impact?

On International Women's Day, four women in Gaza reflect on life in the midst of a war.

UN rights chief says Israeli settler violence risks eliminating any possibility of establishing a Palestinian state.

While pro-war artists are endorsed by the Kremlin, Russia's crackdown on dissent has seen other artists leave.

Haiti extended a state of emergency in Port-au-Prince as the authorities struggle to rein in powerful armed gangs.

Search and rescue team deployed to find missing children, a majority of them aged between eight and 15.

Parents from a village in northern Nigeria have been protesting after gunmen abducted more than 280 children.

Last year was the deadliest for people fleeing violence, war and persecution, according to the UN's migration agency.

PM Leo Varadkar says proposed constitutional changes a chance to delete 'very old-fashioned, very sexist language'.

Villagers are still huddled in their flimsy tents, waiting for assistance payments to rebuild their lives.

Warming seas are threatening the home of thousands of marine species, but some corals can recover if temperatures cool.

'I must be strong because I make a living on and from the street,' says Ekawati, who plies Jakarta's notorious traffic.

Plan criticised as attempt to 'divert attention' from widening famine in Gaza as Israel obstructs aid operations.

What caused the miners' strike 40 years ago and why did 'Red Wall' communities turn against Labour in the last election?

As the world celebrates women's rights, Afghan women are losing hope they will regain theirs.

Here are some of the key moments from US President Joe Biden's 2024 State of the Union speech.

She was born with a missing limb, but Shaima has never let that even slow her down.

Can Yamaha catch up with Ducati and can anyone stop Francesco Bagnaia from winning his third successive world title?

Gaza's Health Ministry provided an update on the challenges facing women in the Gaza Strip.

Biden is struggling to convince Americans of his economic credentials despite strong growth and low unemployment.

Demonstrators in the capital say they represent the ideals Biden claims, as they call for full ceasefire in Gaza.