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The former PM also said that the shooting will not deter him from continuing a protest march towards the capital.

US and Canada accuse current and former presidents of Haiti's Senate of corruption, aiding illegal activities of gangs.

The Greek government came under fire after it emerged that the secret service was secretly surveilling politicians.

Stefania Maurizi says the whistleblowing organisation is key in revealing 'state criminality at the highest level'.

Oslo rebuffs Rome's claim it should take charge of people rescued by NGO vessels flying its flag.

Residents in Ukraine's capital try to cope with Russia's attacks targeting critical infrastructure.

'I will very, very, very probably do it again,' former US president tells supporters in Iowa ahead of midterm elections.

The foreign minister says calls to boycott the 2022 World Cup are 'unfortunate'.

The peace agreement ends hostilities between Ethiopia's federal goverment and Tigrayan forces, restoring law and order.

Oluwole Omofemi is just one of many rising artistic stars in Nigeria's third-largest city.

The 35-year-old defender won eight La Liga titles and three Champions Leagues during his time at the club.

Israel is about to get the most extreme government in the country’s history. But there are limits to what it can do.

Canada added 10 times more jobs than expected in October as government earmarks millions to support low-income workers.

Rampant inflation and high interest rates have made the economy a pressing poll issue.

Some 55 percent of eligible Palestinian voters in Israel participated in parliamentary elections.

Khan has popular support and a wave of sympathy. But Pakistan is a tinderbox. One tiny spark could mean more violence.

DRC, the world's largest cobalt producer, is struggling to impose structure among the artisanal miners in the country.

Europe's solidarity and commitment towards Kyiv looks set to be tested this winter.

FIFA asks participants to reserve judgement in the face of protests over LGBTQ issues and migrant worker rights.

The food shortages are worse than at the height of a civil war in 2013 and 2016, UN agencies said in a joint statement.

About 700 workers involved in ground-handling, airside transport and cargo will strike for three days from November 18.

Africa's most industrialised economy is heavily dependent on coal, which generates 80 percent of its electricity.

The announcement comes despite Northern Ireland being without a functioning devolved government since February.

The final group matches saw 8 teams progress to the Europa League's final 16, and another 8 head to the playoffs.

Irving issued apology after Nets suspended him for at least five games, saying he is 'currently unfit to be associated'.

Social media company says in an email to staff that employees will be alerted on Friday about job cuts.

The large presence of North Korean fighters and bombers prompted South Korea to mobilise 80 military aircraft.

Nationwide demonstrations called after Friday prayers, a day after former prime minister sustained minor gunshot wound.

Ahead of the second anniversary of the start of Ethiopia's civil war, there are concerns about the latest peace deal.

Gaza has been quiet since Israel's three-day offensive in August, but events in the West Bank have led to tensions.

Changes such as ending public financing of campaigns will make it harder for women to run for office, critics say.

Shares rise more than 7 percent in Hong Kong and 2.5 percent in Shanghai after report decrying 'overly strict measures'.

France's assembly urged to sanction MP Gregoire de Fournas for his words to a Black colleague.

This year's climate summit in Egypt will seek bold initiatives to stave off the worst effects of a warming planet.

Amnesty International calls on countries and companies to stop the supply of aviation fuel to Myanmar's military rulers.

'The concern is that the US Supreme Court is going to undermine the Voting Rights Act.'

Syrian children in Lebanon pick up sport not traditionally played in the Arab world as part of educational project.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 254th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Ex-US Marine, who worked in China, was arrested in the same week UK warned of Beijing's recruitment of military pilots.

Critics say burgeoning technology is invasive, dangerous and undermines basic rights.

Scholz's trip to China has been criticised over his willingness to do deals with an increasingly authoritarian Beijing.

Chinese foreign ministry's remarks come days ahead of COP27 climate negotiations in Egypt.

Battle for Kherson grinds on as 4.5 million Ukrainians left without power amid Russian attacks on energy infrastructure.

Social media giant's new owner is reported to be planning to launch $8 subscription service from next week.

Tensions on the Korean peninsula have risen as Pyongyang has stepped up tests of weapons including a banned ICBM.

Haiti is reeling from a humanitarian and security crisis linked to months of political instability and gang violence.

Amazon has decided to halt 'new incremental hires' for the entire corporate workforce for a few months.

Resolution condemning embargo on Cuba passes 185-2, marking 30th time the UN has rebuked the decades-old US policy.

A bump in sales of high-priced Starbucks coffee and cold drinks in North America helped cushion a revenue drop in China.

US government report urges agencies to better track alleged instances of military equipment misuse in Central America.