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Officials say five children were hurt in Sunday's attack which also damaged a shopping mall.

Workers walk off the job in eight US cities over pandemic-era cost-cutting measures.

As the war enters its 920th day, these are the main developments.

Mexican president says judicial reform plan to elect judges would ensure that courts are 'at the service of the people'.

Site failed to comply with court order to block accounts linked to disinformation.

Angry demonstrators stage mass protests as Israel’s largest trade union calls for a general strike on Monday.

Ebrahim Raisi was killed in a helicopter crash in May, along with his foreign minister and six other senior officials.

Iraq has postponed censuses several times in almost three decades because of the security situation in the country.

Ukraine launches one of the biggest aerial attacks on Russia since the full-scale war began, including capital Moscow.

Charles Leclerc delivers Ferrari's first home Formula One win at Monza in five years.

Alternative for Germany (AfD) is likely to dominate Thuringia and Saxony, in a blow for Chancellor Scholz's alliance.

The Gaza Sunbirds para-cycling group have overcome war and personal adversity for a chance to compete internationally.

The crackdown on pro-Palestinian speech and activism on European campuses should be cause for concern.

Israeli reinforcements enter the besieged part of the occupied West Bank as assault on refugee camp enters fifth day.

A group of passengers on a train in India assaulted an elderly Muslim man over an accusation he was carrying beef.

Israel’s military has recovered the bodies of six captives from a tunnel in southern Gaza.

The United Nations has begun its campaign to vaccinate children in Gaza against polio, which can cause paralysis.

UN officials say the best way to tackle polio in the Gaza Strip is an immediate and lasting ceasefire.

Israel’s siege of Jenin has worsened, with access to water and electricity now cut to Palestinians trapped in Jenin.

The campaign was announced after Gaza recorded its first polio case in a quarter of a century last month.

More than 6.4 million people are registered to vote in election dominated by President Ilham Aliyev's party.

Bunkering in South Africa’s Algoa Bay has dramatically cut the population of the former world's largest colony.

Families of the captives call on the government to sign a deal with Hamas to free about 100 others still in Gaza.

Ilyas fled a life of poverty in Morocco at just 15; like others, he finds himself in desperate circumstances in Europe.

As the war enters its 919th day, these are the main developments.