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Feud with Wagner Group is the biggest threat Russian President Vladimir Putin has faced to his rule.

More than 1.3 billion people could be living with the disease by 2050.

Fund is buying a roughly 5 percent stake in Washington teams as part of a $4bn deal, news report says.

The trip is anticipated to pave the way for a substantial increase in India's investment in the North African country.

Ukraine war has produced 'entitlement-carrying actors' who have now clashed, moving the military action inside Russia.

Mali and CAR sought closer ties with Russia and military support to fight armed groups in both countries.

Today, the Hajj is a safe spiritual journey because Muslims have learned and applied public health best practices.

While the leadership in Kyiv is weighing how best to seize the moment, average Ukrainians are far less optimistic.

Amirabdollahian said he discussed a UN-proposed regional dialogue forum, in addition to trade and investment prospects.

Countries are keeping a close eye on the situation in Russia as Wagner rebellion escalates instability in region.

Abortion providers report increase in patients, public support as US state boosts protections after fall of Roe v Wade.

Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin has angered Putin supporters as he stages mutiny against military command.

The Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades claimed the 17-year-old gunman, who opened fire at a West Bank checkpoint, as a member.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Melissa Nobles on diversity and equal opportunity in the US education system.

There are many shared traditions, but Muslims in different countries also have Eid customs distinctly their own.

Russian president says his country is fighting for its future, as he accuses Wagner chief of fomenting civil conflict.

Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin claims his fighters are not involved in military coup but 'a march of justice'.

Chinese officials have countered that the US is shifting blame for what is a domestic opioid addiction crisis.

White House comments come after US ambassador to Israel said Washington will not 'stand by and watch settler violence'.

The death of five people on board the Titan sub has prompted former passengers to step forward with tales of glitches.

Russia has accused Yevgeny Prigozhin, leader of the Wagner mercenary group, of calling for an armed civil conflict.

Polls and past election results show abortion issues hurt Republicans at the ballot, which may affect the 2024 race.

Executive order comes on eve of one-year anniversary of US Supreme Court ruling that rolled back abortion rights.

Under the changes, the president will have the right to hire and fire the prime minister and cabinet members.

A fake video attributed to Al Jazeera claimed Ukrainians were upset with the Titan submersible crew for 'wasting money'.

Millions of people around the world looking for a sense of community join often-secretive societies.

Vice Media filed for bankruptcy protection last month in a move that capped years of financial difficulties.

United Nations aid has reached rebel-held areas from govt-controlled northwest Syria for first time since earthquake.

The move makes Croatia the only EU country on the list, which also includes the United Arab Emirates, Panama and Mali.

Biden administration policy de-prioritises deportations of longtime community members, those not deemed a threat.

Chaima Issa was to leave prison Friday if the public prosecutor's office did not appeal the judge's decision.

Part of Interstate 95 collapsed after tractor-trailer caught fire, cutting off main north-south route along East Coast.

President slams 'countries pretending to be neutral' after warning Russia could be planning nuclear plant assault.

Reforms lower entry hurdles for work visas according to professional qualifications, age and language skills.

Haitians seek safety in makeshift shelters, parks and abandoned buildings, with little aid or prospect of going home.

Meeting wraps up without a deal for a tax on the greenhouse gas emissions produced from international shipping.

More than nine million Guatemalans are eligible to vote after divisive and turbulent general elections campaign.

Moscow calls ties 'constructive' in latest spat with Paris as its former colonies turn to Russian military contractors.

As abortion becomes less accessible in the US, one pilot is determined to help vulnerable patients despite the risks.

Secret Iran-US talks, and alarm about possible genocide in Sudan. Here's the MENA roundup from this week.

South African authorities say dangerously high levels of methane prevented search teams from entering the mine earlier.

Russia says Western nations manipulate public opinion in Kazakhstan and support 'nationalist' sentiments.

Passengers onboard Titan submersible are believed dead after search finds pieces of the vessel near wreck of Titanic.

Do not let Big Tech convince you that protecting children is a threat to your privacy.

Israeli forces stormed the Jenin refugee camp on Monday to arrest two suspects.

Demonstrators demand access to their savings and for the bank's governor to be held accountable for the economic crisis.

Authorities advise people to avoid outdoors with temperatures expected to remain high for next 8-10 days.

International Olympic Committee withdraws recognition of International Boxing Association at Olympic events.

Suspected diplomat was first seen at the site last Sunday and is said to be living in a portable cabin.