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Could a recent US-sponsored meeting on Middle East business help relations between Israel and Palestine?

Who are EU nominees Ursula von der Leyen, Christine LaGarde, Charles Michel and Josep Borrell?

'Dangerous' reactor to begin work in days to produce plutonium - key nuclear weapon component, President Rouhani warns.

Judge temporarily blocks state's 'heartbeat law', which opponents argue would effectively ban abortions.

Three found guilty of involvement in university siege given decades in jail after 2015 killing of 148 people by gunmen.

Iran sees Europe’s lack of stronger public condemnation of American sanctions as a weakness.

Irish politicians are concerned how the country would maintain an open border if the UK leaves the European Union without a deal.

Deforestation in Brazilian Amazon up 88 percent in June from a year ago, data from national space agency shows.

July 1 was the climax of months of protests. No more have been planned but protesters say they are not over, either.

Statement comes as UN rights chief Bachelet calls on Sudan to ensure swift transition to civilian government.

Saudi government accused of hypocrisy after announcement by organisers of the Jeddah Season cultural festival.

For the past 13 years, the 'Toxic Tour of Hell' campaign has exposed the health risks of living close to gas wells.

Officials say as many as 800 people, including those killed by ISIL, could have been buried in the mass grave.

The lawsuit, the latest filed since the 2017 shooting that killed 58, is the first to target a gun maker.

Photos of a bloodied government critic and video of the attack circulated online sparked public outrage in Thailand.

Most women in Tharparkar are from conservative Hindu families and economic opportunities let them earn an independent livelihood.

Built between the 16th and 17th centuries, seowon were academies that taught Confucianism - the dominant ideology of the time.

US judge says asylum seekers are entitled to bond hearings under the constitution.

The teenage Muslim actress's decision to quit Bollywood for faith reasons brought India's Islamophobia to the fore.

At least 104 people killed since President Salva Kiir and former rebel leader Riek Machar signed peace deal in 2018.

UN's Libya envoy denounces attack that killed dozens in a detention centre in Tripoli and is blamed on Haftar's forces.

Revolutionary Guards' chief says Iran has 'closed the path' militarily, leaving US to pursue economic conflict.

Israeli-Ethiopian teen's death leads to massive protests in Israel.

Drawn to India by a 'homecoming' campaign, Pakistani Hindus, having escaped discrimination and poverty, feel betrayed.

Brazil will play the winners of Wednesday's second semi-final between champions Chile and Peru in Sunday's final.