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A pregnant woman says she was forced to give birth during deadly flooding in Mozambique.

Turkish Football Federation fines second-tier title favourites Amedspor and suspends president for social media video.

Carlos Alcaraz becomes the youngest man to reach all four slam finals and can now become youngest to win all four.

Syria's Kurdish forces have reached a comprehensive agreement with the government to integrate with the Syrian army.

Cooper Flagg scores 49 points, the most by a teenager in a single NBA game, but Charlotte Hornets beat Dallas Mavericks.

Alberta separatists seek funding from the Trump administration after three reported meetings.

Venezuela's interim President Delcy Rodriguez has signed into law a reform bill to open up the country's oil industry.

After gunmen abducted a quarter of the people in a village in Kaduna State, many who remain are now leaving for good.

Diplomatic efforts are intensifying to avoid a military confrontation between the US and Iran.

The agreement comes after the SDF lost control swaths of territory to the government forces during weeks of fighting.

As parties harden their stance on borders, minority politicians have become political cover against racism accusations.

Ukraine's leader tells army that Russian losses should exceed the reinforcements it sends as he touts drone production.

Lawsuit was brought before court in 2025 as US threatened to seize control of strategic waterway.

United Nations chief Antonio Guterres appears to point at Trump as critics say his 'Board of Peace' aims to replace UN.

President Donald Trump says he is speaking to Iran's leadership amid a US military build-up in the Middle East.

Forced austerity: 600 staff laid off, Gaza salaries cut 20%, aid access blocked amid worsening humanitarian crisis.

Numerous US military assets in the Gulf region are 'within the range of our medium-range missiles', Iran warns.

The party that ruled Bangladesh with an iron fist won't be on the ballot in February, and its future is uncertain.

Ukraine's Zelenskyy welcomes possible pause after Russian attacks leave homes without heat in plummeting temperatures.

Philippine Foreign Secretary Lazaro says ASEAN member states have 'not endorsed' the election in military-run Myanmar.

These are the key developments from day 1,436 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Diplomatic efforts intensify as Iran emphasises defensive readiness over negotiations with the US.

Trump signs executive order ramping up pressure on Havana's oil supplies in wake of US abduction of Venezuela's Maduro.

Teams, groups, dates, start times and venues for all 54 matches at the tournament in India and Sri Lanka.

Award-winning Palestinian journalist regains account with 1.4 million followers after surprise removal from platform.

The Trump administration has pressured Venezuela to increase foreign access to the country's large oil reserves.

Canadian prime minister has sought to rally 'middle powers' to respond to an increasingly unpredictable global climate.

The child ran across the street from behind a double-parked SUV towards the school and sustained minor injuries.

As part of the government's affidavit, an FBI agent testified to the suspect approaching Omar with a syringe.

'They should be ready to hear us roar,' says military ruler Tiani, who thanked Russian troops for defending airbase.

Interior Minister says multiplication of political parties has fuelled divisions and weakened social cohesion.

The drop comes amid stalling growth for its cloud computing software as OpenAI investments are questioned.

Palestinian journalist Bisan Owda, known for sharing videos from Gaza, says she's regained access to her TikTok.

The film's high budget has raised questions about efforts by powerful donors to win favour with the White House.

France is moving closer to banning social media for users under the age of 15, over growing concerns over mental health.

Operations were paused indefinitely in 2021 due to escalating violence in the region.

Iran's foreign minister labelled the EU as hypocritical after designating the IRGC a "terrorist" organisation.

Sean Grayson fatally shot Massey after she called police to her home, in a killing that sparked outrage and protests.

Humanitarian crisis worsens in Yemen as power struggles intensify and aid gaps grow.

Minneapolis mobilizes rapid response networks and mutual aid as protests grow against federal immigration agents.

Atomic scientists raise alarm over more global conflict and new risks such as artificial intelligence.

Iranian authorities reject European Union's measures, denouncing the IRGC blacklisting as 'illogical and irresponsible'.

Airports use AI for passenger flow, baggage tracking and predictive maintenance to enhance efficiency and experience.

With the final Israeli captive returned, Palestinians are waiting to see if Israel will now implement a true ceasefire.

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Turkish foreign minister warns against escalation with Iran, explaining how Ankara sees the future of regional security.

The death of Alex Pretti has prompted a shift among Democratic senators, who are willing to risk a shutdown for reforms.

Basque health minister apologises, says expired vaccines pose no risk to 253 patients affected, mostly children.

French lawyers for suspected ISIL members transferred from Syria say men suffering inhumane treatment in Iraqi jails.

Aaron Jones was one of the key US performers at the 2024 T20 World Cup but will now miss the 2026 edition.