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Hezbollah won’t “keep silent” for long if Gaza war continues
Mouin Rabbani on what Hezbollah's next move might look like, ifIsrael refuses to end the war on Gaza.
Vietnam court upholds tycoon’s death sentence for $12bn bank fraud
Truong My Lan's life could still be spared if she pays back three-quarters of the assets she embezzled.
Manchester United coaching exit ‘hurt’ Ruud van Nistelrooy
United's former interim manager says he was disappointed to leave the club after Ruben Amorim's arrival.
COVID-19 likely came from a lab, US committee finds
Republican-controlled committee says coronavirus likely emerged from a 'laboratory or research-related accident'.
Trump to attend Notre Dame reopening in Paris in first trip since election
US president-elect says he will visit Paris for 'very special day' celebrating restoration of fire-damaged cathedral.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,013
These were the key developments on the 1,013th day of the Russia-Ukraine war.
Musk’s $101bn Tesla pay package again rejected by US judge
Judge says Tesla's 'unprecedented theories' do not support argument to reverse previous ruling scrapping pay deal.
A glimpse of future airpower on display at biennial China airshow
The China International Aviation & Aerospace Exhibition in Zhuhai attracts 600,000 visitors and billions in sales.
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger forced out in surprise move
The departure of Gelsinger, whose career spanned more than 40 years, underscores the turmoil at Intel.
Romanian court upholds presidential election first-round results
Far-right candidate Calin Georgescu will face centre-right contender Elena Lasconi in December 8 run-off.
US unleashes another crackdown on China’s chip industry
Move is President Biden's administration's last major effort to stymie China's ability to access and produce chips.
How are powers involved in Syria reacting to the opposition offensive?
Advances by opposition fighters raise questions over how Russia, Iran, Turkiye, Arab states and the US will respond.
Trump says ‘hell to pay’ if captives in Gaza not released
Threat of escalation comes amid reports Trump seeking Israel-Hamas ceasefire before he takes office in January.
Victims of Israel-Hezbollah conflict reburied in Lebanon after ceasefire
Following a ceasefire in Lebanon, the remains of some of those killed are being relocated from Tyre's temporary cemetery
‘Blatant corruption’: Biden under fire for pardoning his son Hunter
Republicans pounce on the decision as evidence of corruption and abuse of power. Some Democrats are also critical.
Hamas says 33 captives killed in Gaza as Palestinian factions hold talks
Hamas's announcement comes as the group and Fatah discuss the Palestinian Authority's management of post-war Gaza.
Israeli attacks kill two people in Lebanon; Hezbollah responds
Lebanese group says it launches a 'warning' attack in response to 'repeated' Israeli violations of fragile ceasefire.
French government faces no-confidence vote amid budget dispute
Prime Minister Michel Barnier's government is likely to collapse with parties from right and left rallying against it.
‘Appalling’: ICC president says threats, sanctions put court in jeopardy
US politicians are threatening to sanction court officials over the arrest warrant against Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu.
Israel and the ICC: A legal scholar’s response to The Washington Post
The ICC's arrest warrants for Gaza do not demonstrate its bias'; rather, they redeem its legitimacy.
Who are Hayat Tahrir al-Sham and the Syrian groups that took Aleppo?
HTS is the largest of the armed opposition groups that routed regime forces from Aleppo. Here's an overview.
Senegal marks 80th anniversary of French massacre
It's been 80 years since French soldiers massacred dozens of West African troops in Senegal.
Biden in Angola: What’s behind the last-ditch Africa trip?
It's a chance to redeem his legacy in Africa, say experts. But it won't be easy.
There are no ‘humanitarian zones’ or ‘evacuation orders’ in Gaza
It is time the world starts using the correct terminology for Israel's actions in Gaza: genocide.
Renewed fighting in Syria leaves thousands internally displaced
Thousands of people are displaced in Syria after intense fighting between opposition groups and government forces.
Syria, Russia forces step up air raids in a bid to slow opposition advance
Joint Syrian-Russian strikes hit residential areas in Idlib city, causing destruction and killing several civilians.
Joe Biden pardons son Hunter: What it means and why it matters
Biden has pardoned his son, Hunter Biden, who was facing sentencing for two criminal cases. Here is what we know.
Who are Turkiye’s ‘Newborn Gang’ and why are they on trial?
Turkiye is gripped by the ongoing trial and the crimes against newborn babies that are behind it.
‘Major compromise’: How Ukraine’s Zelenskyy shifted goals to end Russia war
For the first time, Zelenskyy has said the war could end without Ukraine getting back all of its territory from Russia.
Georgian opposition leader Zurab Japaridze arrested as pro-EU protest rages
The police action comes as protesters refuse to back down over the government delaying talks about joining the EU.
Video: Protesters in Georgia shoot fireworks at riot police
Protesters in Georgia's capital Tbilisi aimed fireworks at police on the fourth straight night of demonstrations.
Pakistan ramps up military operations amid surge in violent attacks
The military says it killed eight 'terrorists' over the weekend. But analysts say Pakistan's response is inadequate.
Germany’s Scholz pledges $680m in military aid on surprise Ukraine visit
German chancellor to hold talks with Zelenskyy before inauguration of Trump, who has pledged to end the war.
Kicking Against Oppression: Afghan Women in Football
How one woman's passion for football led to her fight for women's rights.
Russia races ahead of NATO in weapons production for Ukraine war: SIPRI
A new SIPRI study lays bare how NATO is unable to turn spending power into firepower in a crisis.
India’s Jasprit Bumrah ‘one of the greatest fast bowlers ever’: Travis Head
'It's going to be nice to look back at your career and tell the grandkids that you faced him,' Head says of Bumrah.
Report from bombed Syrian hospital
Reporter in Syria Nour Qormosh has been seeing the damage from an air attack on Aleppo's university hospital.
Tens of thousands of pro-EU protesters rally in Georgia
Police in Georgia use tear gas and water cannon on demonstrators as pro-EU protests continue for a fourth day.
Israel “failed” to force Hezbollah to succumb through war
Hassan Barari on why Israel came out ahead in the war in Lebanon, even though neither side actually won".
Dozens feared dead after stampede breaks out at Guinea football match
Dozens are reportedly killed after rival fans stormed the pitch following a controversial referee decision.
Israel likely to maintain “low-level conflict” in Lebanon
Randa Slim on why the recently negotiated ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah may prove to be short-lived.
Israel committing Gaza war crimes and ethnic cleansing, says Moshe Yaalon
Former Israeli army chief and defence minister says northern Gaza is being 'cleared of Arabs', echoing ICC allegations.
Australian police arrest 13 in largest cocaine bust in country’s history
Australian Federal Police say the 2.3-tonne seizure has a street value of $494m.
Olympic champions Sifan Hassan, Letsile Tebogo named Athletes of the Year
Dutch runner is rewarded for her three Olympic medals in a week at the 2024 Games, where Tebogo won the men's 200m gold.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,012
These were the key developments on the 1,012th day of the Russia-Ukraine war.
Romania’s governing party set to win election despite far-right resurgence
Left-leaning Social Democratic Party to hold parliament, but Alliance for Uniting Romanians makes big gains.
US President Joe Biden pardons son Hunter despite pledge not to
Outgoing US president says his son was 'selectively' and 'unfairly' prosecuted due to his family name.
Negotiators fail to agree on UN treaty to curb global plastic pollution
As the threat from plastic pollution mounts, countries could only agree to postpone negotiations to a later date.
Georgia protests spread as prime minister dismisses call for new elections
Demonstrations spread across the country over ruling party's path away from EU membership, shift towards Russia.
Social Democrats win Iceland’s snap elections as incumbents punished
Social Democratic Alliance wins the largest share of votes but will need to form a coalition to govern.
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