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My brother is one of many Palestinians Israel continues to illegally detain. Their release must be part of talks.

Palestinian families face "psychological torture" as Israel holds 9,300 prisoners and bans ICRC visits since Oct 2023.

Amid rising tensions, Iran's intelligence agency says it has seized US arms and explosive equipment from 'militants'.

Capping borrowing costs in the US has bipartisan support, but experts warn of unintended consequences.

An Israeli soldier was filmed dancing at what activists say was the site of a Palestinian home demolition in Hebron.

US media reports say tariffs will be cut to 15 percent in exchange for TSMC investment.

Prosecutors accused sailor Jinchao Wei of selling information about US Navy ships to Chinese intelligence operatives.

Bangladesh border villagers maimed by Myanmar landmines as conflict spills over into their forests and farms.

Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces attacks an army base in the southeastern city of Sinja with drones.

Country's first female prime minister hopes a bigger majority will help her implement her political and fiscal agenda.

Civilians cautiously return to Aleppo neighborhoods after the Syrian army secures areas hit by the conflict with SDF.

The attack came shortly after the US accused Russia at the UN Security Council of escalating the conflict.

From a hostage crisis, a years-long war, and a nuclear dispute, Iran's struggles remain pivotal to its identity.

Lawsuit seeks to halt operation that officials have called a 'federal invasion' and that left a mother of three dead.

Iranian FM Araghchi brushes aside threats of US military action, saying it's prepared for any scenario.

The SDF denies accusations that it deployed military forces to the Deir Hafer front in the eastern Aleppo countryside.

A US district judge ruled that Trump's decision singled out states that voted for Democrats in the 2024 elections.

As anti-India sentiments soar in Bangladesh, Indian medical students in the country fear for their safety and degrees.

The Trump administration denounces Russia's use of a nuclear-capable Oreshnik missile in a UN Security Council meeting.

Adelaide Writers' Week cancelled following wave ofspeaker withdrawals and board resignations.

The Trump administration has sought to censure Kelly for a video encouraging the military to reject 'illegal orders'.

These are the key developments from day 1,419 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

The US State Department says visa revocations have more than doubled as Trump continues his immigration crackdown.

Nurses were joined by elected leaders, including the city's new mayor, Zohran Mamdani, as contract negotiations failed.

The US president has threatened Iran with military strikes amid widespread antigovernment protests there.

Nearly 15,000 nurses walked off their jobs at major New York City hospitals in a health care strike.

The White House says that US could carry out air strikes against Iran, but would prefer diplomatic solution.

US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the new investigation is a pretext to undermine the bank's independence.

Foreign minister says he hopes Washington will choose wise option' of dialogue after Trump threatens US intervention.

Former fed chairs called the indictment an 'unprecedented attempt' to undermine the independence of the US central bank.

Seven-year-old Toulin Al-Hindi faces the threat of sniper fire each day to reach her tented school in northern Gaza.

Donald Trump's seizure threats unnerve islanders, Denmark, European Union and NATO.

Xabi Alonso splits from the club a day after their Super Cup loss to Barcelona, with Alvaro Arbeloa named in his place.

Pressure on after Starmer said Musk's X needs to 'get a grip' on Grok; Downing Street has threatened to leave platform.

Portugal's global trading empire - from fortified ports to faith-fuelled profits - across Africa, Brazil, and Asia.

Thousands of Iranians showed up at Tehran's Enghelab Square to show their support for the government.

The Venezuelan opposition figure has been largely frozen out of US discussions over the country's future.

Self-governed Danish territory says NATO is in charge of defence of the island and that it will not accept US takeover.

Mogadishu accuses Abu Dhabi of undermining national unity as rift deepens over breakaway regions.

An increase in the use of long-range weapons by Russia has led to more casualties in Ukraine, according to a UN monitor.

Sudan's army is redeploying forces to regain territory in Kordofan and Darfur from the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces

Diaz-Canel rejects Trump's threats, emphasising Cuba's independence and commitment to defending its sovereignty.

Israeli municipal authorities are discussing plans to advance an illegal settlement in occupied East Jerusalem.

Penitentiary Services Ministry says those freed had been 'deprived of their liberty' for disruptive acts.

Pre-tournament favourites Senegal face AFCON's most successful team in Wednesday's eagerly awaited first semifinal.

LAPD say they are looking into assault with a deadly weapon" charges after a drove truck through Iran protesters.

Violent protests and a fierce security crackdown have killed hundreds of people in Iran.

Crackdown on protests in Iran has resulted in multiple deaths and an internet blackout.

Residents start returning to areas previously controlled by SDF fighters after their withdrawal from the city.

PLC takes control of southern Yemen, but challenges for a united Yemen remain amid Houthi control of Sanaa.