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Palestinian killed as settlers backed by the Israeli army burn dozens of houses, cars in West Bank in revenge attacks.

Tributes pour in from across the political spectrum for the UK's Boothroyd, who served as speaker from 1992-2000.

The Marxist-Leninist party pulls out of ruling alliance after Maoist PM backs opposition candidate for the presidency.

After being sponsored for an initial six-month period, finding permanent housing is challenging as inflation soars.

Slow uploading of results to INEC's website has fuelled worries of malpractice in the country.

Demonstration attended by climate activist Greta Thunberg calls for turbines built on Indigenous lands to be torn down.

Dozens of settlers set Palestinian homes and cars ablaze in the northern town of Huwara amid escalating tensions.

Authorities say at least one person dead in factory collapse in region still reeling from earlier devastation.

Rising attacks on Muslims and the shocking response of police and courts expose Canada's willingness to tolerate hate.

For months, the roughly 20,000 residents in Joshimath have watched the earth slowly swallow their community.

The appeal comes before a donors' conference to raise funds to support millions in need of aid after eight years of war.

Investigating agency CBI arrests Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia for alleged irregularities in liquor policy.

Increased Israeli farming outposts, coupled with violence, are forcing out Palestinian Bedouins in occupied West Bank.

Sameh Shoukry will also visit Turkey, both visits signalling warming ties between the countries.

But will 'earthquake diplomacy' lead to a sustainable partnership between these neighbouring nations?

Besiktas fans shower the football pitch with stuffed toys in a show of solidarity with children in quake-hit Turkey.

The story of a doubtful news reporter being won over by the best kitfo in Addis Ababa, made by its undisputed champion.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 369th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Near clean sweep sets the stage for Oscars success on March 12 for the absurdist dimension-hopping film.

The attack on the Russian surveillance plane comes amid increased cooperation between Minsk and Moscow.

Billionaire's claim comes amid backlash against “Dilbert” creator Scott Adams over comments about Black people.

Rare meeting dedicated to agriculture comes amid outside assessments of a food crisis in North Korea.

Modi gov't ignored CAG warnings and allowed RPSG Group's shell companies to undercut competition in coal auctions.

Investigations into the origins of the virus have been hampered by politics and a lack of access and transparency.

Latest round of layoffs affects multiple engineering teams, report says.

Chairman of Nigeria's electoral commission says the release of vote tallies will resume on Monday morning.

Tunisian President Saied's comments on Black African refugees and migrants have been condemned as racist and xenophobic.

Delegation of Arab parliamentarians meets Bashar al-Assad in latest sign of warming ties after years of isolation.

Manchester United beat Newcastle United 2-0 in a one-sided final to win the English League Cup.

According to the ministry of education in Idlib governorate, about 250 schools in the region were damaged in the quakes.

Israel agrees to stop authorisation of settler outposts in the occupied West Bank for six months, joint statement says.

Beth Mooney's 74 and Australia's athleticism in the field help defending champions win against hosts South Africa

After 20 years in Guantánamo and a seven-year hunger strike, Ahmed Rabbani is finally free.

Ursula von der Leyen will meet Rishi Sunak in London on Monday for talks on the post-Brexit Northern Ireland protocol.

Israel's military says a gunman 'opened fire towards an Israeli vehicle' at a junction near the city of Nablus.

Rallies held after President Saied says 'hordes' of sub-Saharan migrants are causing crime and pose demographic threat.

The people in the western region of Sudan still have a long, painful road ahead to begin to heal from the conflict.

Late starts by election officials and technical issues with voter ID technology created delays in some polling centres.

The violence in Darfur attracted global attention in the 2000s, but that did little to ease the suffering of its people.

At least 81 people rescued after a boat carrying more than 100 people crashed in stormy weather off the Italian coast.

An app can detect invisible killers, greatly reduce the use of insecticides and save farmers from catastrophic losses.

A two-storey house in a Belo Horizonte favela has won an international architecture prize for its ingenious design.

No group claimed responsibility for attack in Barkhan, about 500km east of the provincial capital Quetta.

In Taliban's Afghanistan, Hazara cousins, both blast victims who loved to read, inspire a library - and new readers.

Two decades since a devastating genocide began, Darfur is still plagued by violence and displacement.

A group of archaeology researchers were taken hostage by heavily armed men demanding a cash ransom.

Since Russia's invasion, many African governments have officially not taken sides. But for some, that may be changing.

Comic strip creator Scott Adams called Black people a 'hate group' and told white people to 'get away' from them.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 368th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Man Utd aim to end their six-year trophy drought while Newcastle look for first major trophy since 1969.