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The Russian leader often evokes a philosopher who praised Mussolini, but analysts are divided on Putin's own ideology.

An examination of the rise of femicide in Italy through high-profile cases of violence against women.

Sunak has assembled a team aimed at unifying the fractured Conservative Party after months of infighting.

We investigate secretive units within the US Border Patrol that have been accused of covering up agent misconduct.

The Kremlin's strategy to redistribute wealth through the war effort may boost its legitimacy.

Thousands rally across the country, demanding civilian government as they mark the first anniversary of the coup.

Roberson Alphonse, who works at a local newspaper recovering in a hospital in Port-au-Prince.

The race for Pennsylvania will likely decide who takes control of the US Senate next year.

UN climate chief says governments need to strengthen their climate plans to limit rising temperatures.

A Catholic mass is scheduled to be held in memory of the Al Jazeera journalist, who was killed by Israeli forces in May.

Thousands in Gaza take to the streets to protest the killing of six Palestinians by Israeli forces.

Inquiry comes after Dutch media reported that Chinese posts in Amsterdam and Rotterdam were used to harass dissidents.

In addition to parliament members, several media outlets and a French town mayor were sanctioned by Tehran.

The announcement comes as an historic maritime border agreement with Lebanon is about to be signed.

A two-member committee is tasked with investigating the circumstances behind the murder of the investigative journalist.

Sudan Doctors Committee said one protester died after being hit by a small security truck at demonstration in Omdurman.

The rain stopped play in Melbourne, leaving England five runs short of victory.

What is it, how do you apply for it and why do you need one if you're coming to Qatar for the World Cup?

The inside story of Kabul Bank and the nearly $1bn of money laundering and corruption that devastated Afghanistan.

More than 13.2 million people do not have enough food in Myanmar and 1.3 million are displaced, UN envoy says.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 245th day, we take a look at the main developments.

In a first phone call, the two leaders reaffirmed the 'special relationship' between the United States and Britain.

After the re-release of “How to Write About Africa,” we look at the author’s trail-blazing life, activism and legacy.

Qatar security forces, along with partners from 13 countries, have carried out a five-day security exercise.

The story of the performers who are desperate to make it in Bollywood, where dance is a unique part of the storytelling.

Africa marked Tuesday as Anti-Sanctions Day in support of Zimbabwe but the buck stops with the country's own government.

Medibank says a cybercriminal hacked the personal information of its 4 million customers.

US says full military capabilities will be used, including nuclear, to protect its allies South Korea and Japan.

Being one of the few European nations not to be deeply affected by WWII, Switzerland was chosen to host the 1954 event.

The cost of accommodation on Indonesia's popular resort island is soaring following the lifting of COVID curbs.

The Earth Surface Mineral Dust Source Investigation (EMIT) identified more than 50 methane hotspots around the world.

Putin has chaired a new committee focused on speeding up the production and delivery of weapons to Russian forces.

Annual price growth hits 7.3 percent in the July-September period, the highest since 1990.

Tremor was felt as far away as the capital Manila, more than 330km (205 miles) to the south of the epicentre.

South Korean chipmaker's third-quarter profit tumbles 60 percent amid a surge in inflation.

The two travel bloggers disappeared from public view almost four months ago after entering Iran.

Rights tribunal says plan did not meet all requirements for victims of Canada's discriminatory child welfare policies.

The negative results reinforced worries that inflation will continue to hurt advertising spending.

Twitter is struggling to keep its most active users - who are vital to the business, generating half revenue - engaged.

Symbolic parliamentary motion stands little chance of success, but renews debate around role of British crown in Canada.

Ukrainian official urges refugees to stay abroad amid power cut fears as Russian attacks target energy infrastructure.

France, the UK and the US say Russia's allegations are 'transparently false' and a likely pretext for escalation.

Leader ousted in a no-confidence vote in April calls on supporters to join Friday's protest for early elections.

Officials say police responded swiftly to St Louis attack, but it remains unclear how gunman entered the high school.

Myanmar army air raids kill dozens of civilians in latest attacks against ethnic rebel groups.

Conference Board reports consumer confidence index falls to 102.5 in October from 107.8 in September.

Brazilian court bans 'false or seriously decontextualised' content that may affect integrity of October 30 vote.

The sportswear company said it was expected to take a hit of up to $246m to its net income this year from this decision.

Allies welcome the UK's appointment of its third prime minister of the year, while Russia's response is frosty.

As floods wreak havoc across Nigeria, survivors and experts say the government has failed to provide sufficient relief.