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Argentinians mark 70 years since the death of Evita, a charismatic figure hailed for fighting for women and the poor.

At least 28 die and 60 fall ill from having spurious liquor in state where sale and consumption of alcohol are banned.

Activists say many lack Computerized National Identity Card as critics cite database breaches and privacy violations.

What is the significance of the sacred Canadian lake the pope will visit on his trip to meet Indigenous communities?

Demonstrations against the perceived ineffectiveness of the UN peacekeeping operation began on Monday.

Significant differences between the sides remain, including Taliban's refusal to replace bank's top political appointee.

Member states are looking to mitigate the effect of a Russian squeeze on gas flows before the winter season.

The murders allegedly represent 'false positives,' civilians killed by the army and presented as fighters.

The UN peacekeeping mission has been criticised locally for its perceived inability to stop fighting in eastern DRC.

Key questions answered about the blaze that is raging in US's central California.

Officials urged to do something as heatwaves, floods and other extreme weather events hit every continent.

The two candidates competing to succeed caretaker PM Boris Johnson tussle over the cost-of-living crisis.

Amnesty, HRW and others say Nepal risks letting wartime atrocities committed during the Maoist rebellion go unpunished.

A story of a woman who was an alleged 'complainant' against her Muslim partner that led to his imprisonment for months.

Authorities are struggling to pull Zimbabwe from the grip of an economic crisis characterised by rising prices.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 153rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

The Chinese-built project connects the southern Adriatic coast to the rest of the country.

White House says virtual meeting will focus on investments in American manufacturing and jobs.

Opposition largely boycotted the referendum, refusing to legitimise President Saied's new constitution.

Apart from existing players - Mukesh Ambani and Sunil Bharti Mittal's firms - Gautam Adani is a surprising new entrant.

Move would see Alibaba become the first large company with primary listings in both New York and Hong Kong.

Cambodia, the current chair of the regional grouping, says timing of the hangings 'highly reprehensible'.

Tomohiro Kato was convicted of killing seven people in an attack on Tokyo's popular Akihabara district.

Asia's fourth-largest economy grew 2.9 percent year-on-year in the second quarter.

Trimble won the Nobel Peace Prize for his part in the Good Friday Agreement, which ended 30 years of conflict.

Officials say Oak Fire, the most destructive blaze so far this fire season in California, is 10 percent contained.

New York judge says Steven Lopez's guilty plea on charge related to notorious case was involuntary and unconstitutional.

Analysts say the president's first state of the nation address lacks details and has notable omissions.

Lavrov has already visited Egypt and will head to Uganda as Moscow aims at strengthening its ties with the continent.

Canadian authorities say the suspected gunman was shot and killed during an interaction with police.

Energy giant says flow through Nord Stream 1 pipeline to Germany will drop to just 20 percent capacity as of Wednesday.

Stephen Buyer was arrested Monday in Indiana, where he served as a Republican congressman from 1993 to 2011.

Hungary's Viktor Orban says the European Union needs a new approach in Ukraine.

On trip to Canada, Pope Francis asks for forgiveness for church members' role in abuses against Indigenous children.

An independent review finds the leadership of Scottish cricket responsible for institutional racism.

Millions of Americans are under heat warnings as the nation braces for record-breaking temperatures and dangerous heat.

The Palestinian parliament has been inactive since 2007, leaving Mahmoud Abbas to rule without a functioning parliament.

Fighting in Tripoli and Misrata has left at least 17 dead over the last week, many of them civilians.

The mirrored skyscraper will run parallel for 120km and will house five million people, according to WSJ.

Guptas fled to Dubai in 2018 amid investigations into their role in siphoning state assets under Zuma's administration.

The European Broadcasting Union decides it is too risky to hold the annual song competition in war-ravaged Ukraine.

Exports will resume from Chornomorsk port first, followed by ports of Odesa and Pivdeny, government officials say.

Gazprom said it will cut flows via the link to Germany to about 20% of its capacity from 7am Moscow time on Wednesday.

The tour is part of France renewing its relationship with the African continent, a French official said.

How many times does Lebanon have to die?

In Zimbabwe, a deeply conservative country, fewer women have participated as candidates in elections, compared to men.

Moscow's top diplomat heightens rhetoric, saying Zelenskyy's government is 'anti-people and anti-historical'.

At Kigonze camp for the displaced, residents are learning new skills to prepare them for a life of self-suffiency.

Kenya's transport regulator has ordered the bus operator to suspend operations pending an investigation into the crash.