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Powerful explosions shake buildings and light up night sky as Israel bombs Gaza.

Pyongyang threatens 'toughest reaction' to US expanding joint military exercises with South Korea.

The US has been stepping up engagement with the Pacific amid concerns about China's influence in the region.

Move comes amid concerns about China's assertiveness in the disputed South China Sea and over self-ruled Taiwan.

Deepening conflict, sudden changes to regulations and a lack of transparency have made business increasingly hard.

A vote is set for Thursday on resolution aimed at the Muslim-American progressive lawmaker over her criticism of Israel.

Peruvian Congress fails to approve measure that would have moved elections to December 2023 amid widespread protests.

Its forecast suggests the advertising market may be recovering as companies increase their marketing budgets.

The offer comes after Haitian government appealed for international support to help with the country's gang violence.

Abdelraouf Abuzeid was previously convicted in connection to a shooting that killed a USAID employee and his driver.

The Fed said US economy was enjoying 'modest growth', with policymakers still 'highly attentive to inflation risks'.

'Amicable settlement' ends a $2bn row over the safety of Europe's premier long-haul jet.

Head of the Catholic Church says foreign players should stop plundering Africa's resources.

Ukraine is taking a hard line against corruption as it continues talks to join the European Union.

Ukraine’s allies rush to deliver weapons as Moscow intensifies its war in the east.

The revised course for high-school students rolls back references to racial justice movements and LGBTQ issues.

Local groups call for greater transparency and accountability following the death of the 29-year-old US father.

Gap between job openings and hiring suggests wage growth could remain high, an indicator that interest rates could rise.

Detainees face charges such as 'publishing false news and utilising social media accounts to commit acts of terrorism'.

The group's stocks had been hammered in the past week since a US short seller raised debt, accounting concerns.

US president's lawyer says search, conducted with Biden's cooperation, did not result in finding classified documents.

Teachers, transport workers and civil servants walk off their jobs to demand better pay.

Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa bin Ahmed Al Thani and Yasser Almisehal among six Asian officials picked by AFC members.

It's dramatic setback for Adani, the school-dropout-turned-billionaire whose fortunes rose rapidly in recent years.

Volodymyr Yezhov took part in pro-West demonstrations in 2014 and was quick to sign up after Russia's war began.

Israel and Chad resumed ties in 2018 following a visit to Jerusalem by then-President Idriss Deby to PM Netanyahu.

Questions abound over how someone managed to sneak in explosives and blow himself up inside Peshawar's red zone.

How the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound is key to understanding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said private investment was rising after the pandemic.

Reuters reported in December that the Nigerian military ran a secret abortion programme in its fight against Boko Haram.

US President George W Bush considered Palestinian leader 'useless' but no suitable successor found, documents say.

NFL legend Tom Brady announces he is retiring - called the 'Greatest Of All Time' (GOAT), he has won seven Super Bowls.

The central bank has confirmed the new official rate of 15,000 pounds per dollar, up from little more than 1,500.

The pandemic demonstrated that the current global public health system is failing the Global South. We need a new one.

The move announced on second anniversary of military power grab will likely delay elections.

Ukraine fears Belarus could join the war after a flurry of military drills with Russian forces.

The rebels seize the strategic town after days of fierce fighting, drawing condemnation from the UN.

Cricket Australia says he was the only player who could not board the flight to India for the Test series.

As occupation of village ends, protesters say government has cleared the path for continued environmental destruction.

British researchers say the level of caffeine in cappuccinos and espressos at popular chains varies.

Hundreds of thousands of teachers are among those who have walked off to demand wages that keep pace with inflation.

Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia and Djibouti are set to discuss a joint military offensive against the al-Qaeda affiliate.

Real Madrid are vying to be crowned the best club football team on the planet for a historic fifth time in Morocco.

A taxi driver's family grapples with soaring living costs, less income and medical bills.

As we mourn last week's killings in California, we should not lose sight of the forest for the trees.

An estimated one million Congolese poured into Kinshasa's N'Dolo Airport for a mass service with Pope Francis.

An Iranian-backed militia promptly claimed responsibility for the attack which reportedly caused no damage.

The second in a two-part series looks at Arab films and plays that challenged censorship and forged new cultural forms.

Chelsea dominate European football's January transfer window with a raft of signings, while Bayern spring a surprise.

A Ukrainian social worker, jailed by Russia-backed separatists and freed in a wartime exchange, tells her story.