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Turkish president condemns Syrian army offensive as Russian leader urges 'terrorist attacks' in rebel-held Idlib to end.

Alleged abuses of South Koreans by the Japanese during World War II is destabilising relations.

Justice minister says court handed life sentences in absentia against nearly a dozen rebel leaders living outside Chad.

Human rights committee says Nepalese child was subjected to forced labour, arbitrary arrest and torture in custody.

Rescue operation under way as Libyan coastguard says it rescued 60 people after capsizing of Europe-bound vessel.

Dutch doctor on trial for euthanising a patient with severe dementia who may have had second thoughts about dying.

Medicine sellers say with disruptions to the internet and reliable phone services, they have not been able to place new orders in weeks.

Government of Brazil says it is dealing with an annual but containable problem.

As global crises are pushing the world towards disaster, the G7 could not even agree on a final communique.

The leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party is meeting other political figures to thrash out a way forward.

It is affecting people with small businesses, especially in farming, who are worried the restrictions on communication and movement mean the...

Ali Johari and Anousheh Ashouri, a dual UK national, get 10-year jail sentence, for alleged espionage offences.

Being blacklisted on Peacemaker can have serious consequences, including the risk of being killed.

The Fedor robot will spend ten days on the International Space Station, learning tasks performed by astronauts.

Residents fear workers from other Indian states may settle in Muslim-majority Kashmir and alter its demography.

UAE among a small list of countries where the US intelligence agency conducts a hands-off approach, ex-CIA agents say.

Brazil rebuffs offer of support as fires continue to ravage the Amazon rainforest, as Macron-Bolsonaro spat intensifies.

Sudan's UN envoy says time to shift from peacekeeping to peacebuilding in Darfur and calls for troop withdrawals.

Afghanistan’s art scene has flourished since the fall of the Taliban in 2001.

Brazilian Environment Minister Ricardo Salles welcomes aid as government reports more than a thousand new fires.

Rights group says detentions show not much has changed since Raul Castro handed over power to a younger leader in 2018.

Parliament bloc representing Iran-backed paramilitary militias say Israeli aggression 'declaration of war' on Iraq.

New UN reports finds Mexico programme to protect journalists, activists is underfunded and can't guarantee safety.

A number of air raids on Iranian-backed militias in Syria, Iraq and Lebanon have increased tensions in the Middle East.

US prosecutors list substantial planning, the number of victims, and religious hostility motivation as justification.