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It's easy to conclude that right-wing clowns own the US. It would also be wrong, as the mid-term elections will show.

Abdullah Alsulmi is walking from Jeddah to Doha to attend Saudi Arabia's opening game against Argentina in November.

Captain Traore was named the head of state after the coup that deposed Damiba amid growing violence in the Sahel.

101 East meets the Rohingya refugees living in exile on the remote Bangladeshi island of Bhashan Char.

The Rosetta Stone helped break the code of Egyptian hieroglyphics - before being taken by Europeans.

Support for President Putin and the war have fallen since conscription requirements were announced last month.

At least 23 children and several adults have been killed in the attack on a children's daycare centre.

WHO chief earlier said the UN agency is investigating deaths in the African country.

Australia's biggest city has recorded 2,213mm of rainfall, with 86 days of the year still to go and more rain forecast.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 225th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Toru Kubota is the fifth foreign journalist to be detained in post-coup Myanmar with the others all freed and deported.

Assessment that 'parts of Ukraine government' authorised bombing was shared last week, according to the New York Times.

Biden administration preparing to ease sanctions if Caracas takes steps towards restoring democracy, report says.

Expectations grow that Pyongyang may soon test a nuclear weapon — and its relations with its closest ally.

Short-range weapons were fired towards Japan, after the US redeployed an aircraft carrier close to the Korean Peninsula.

Apple, Google, and Samsung are among the tech giants expanding operations in the fast-growing Southeast Asian country.

Site in Sand Creek, Colorado memorialises the massacre of more than 230 Native Americans by US soldiers in 1864.

Haitian authorities confirm one death, 54 suspected cases as response to cholera outbreak in Port-au-Prince ramps up.

The African Union invited the rival parties to negotiations in South Africa aimed at ending a two-year conflict.

Dozens of kids died from kidney injuries that may be linked to contaminated cough & cold syrups made by an Indian firm.

Opposition parties in Bosnia's Republika Srpska entity have accused long-term Serb leader Milorad Dodik of fraud.

FEMA says it will continue to provide resources to Florida as US damage assessment after devastating storm continues.

Wage and price hike dynamics in 2020 and 2021 were driven by 'highly unusual' pandemic shocks, IMF said.

The Turkish and Libyan governments have signed an agreement for energy exploration in the eastern Mediterranean.

In week 32 of the war, Kyiv makes more advances in the east and south while Moscow pulls back forces from Crimea.

Muhoozi Kainerugaba is outspoken on social media, often trading barbs with the opposition and talking foreign policy.

Musk's proposal to abide by his original plan to buy Twitter is based on it dropping its case against him.

Effects of COVID and Ukraine war make it unlikely for eradicating extreme poverty by decade's end, World Bank says.

Rights groups say Rwanda has one of the worst human rights records in Africa and accuse Kigali of stifling dissent.

Family of Halyna Hutchins, killed on the set of 'Rust' last year, says production of the film will resume in January.

About 12 percent of Florida residents have no homeowners' insurance - rates are far higher than in the rest of the US.

Interior Ministry spokesman says 25 wounded in suicide bombing at mosque used by visitors and ministry employees.

Amit Shah ruled out negotiations with Islamabad but says he's ready for dialogue with Kashmiris.

Analysts say General Qamar Javed Bajwa is in Washington to ensure relations remain functional.

A Palestinian man was shot dead and at least two others were injured in the town of Deir al-Hatab, east of Nablus.

French stars have filmed themselves cutting off locks of their hair in a video posted in support of protesters in Iran.

US expresses disappointment in move that could spur an increase in oil prices, which had dropped in recent months.

New military leader Ibrahim Traore says Paul-Henri Damiba was removed due to his inability to deal with armed groups.

Planned Parenthood says Illinois mobile clinic to address rising demand among people in US states where abortion banned.

With weeks until winter, EU gas storage is almost 90 percent full, a level 15 percent higher than last year.

The 85-year-old former official convicted of spying has left the country while his son remains under arrest.

Many of the recently arrested protesters have been teenagers, according to a senior IRGC official.

Foreign companies working in illegal settlements implicate themselves in violations of Palestinians' rights: Analysts.

The move comes as the PM's popularity dwindles due to a decision to wipe out Denmark's entire captive mink population.

Marina Ovsyannikova faces a sentence of up to 10 years in prison for alleged disinformation regarding Russia's army.

Older people bear the brunt of climate change but are neglected in the humanitarian response. That needs to stop.

The PM closes a Conservative Party conference with a promise to ride out the turmoil unleashed by her proposed tax-cuts.

Release of Khalil Dardmand some three months after his arrest comes after mediation efforts by Oman and Iraq.

Oil cartel and its allies expected to buck US pressure to pump more oil and agree to deep cut that could boost prices.

Georgia relies on Russian wheat but as the Ukraine war drags on, local farmers are strengthening the domestic market.