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Some 750,000 settlers live across more than 500 illegal settlements and outposts, as Israeli pogroms hit record highs.
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The two-day summit aims to promote a vision of a multipolar world and mutual trade ties amid Trump's unilateralism.
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Pakistan’s batting collapses, concerns over the Lord’s pitch and Ollie Robinson’s rampant form highlight the series.
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The blasts strain ties with Ukraine and have exposed the risks of relying on Russian gas, analysts say.
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Nepal officials say rescuers focusing on reaching workers in hydropower project tunnels in flood-stricken region.
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In a scathing interview, French great Michel Platini accuses Infantino of always loving 'money and power'.
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Declan Rice continues to star for Arsenal, who may add Julian Alvarez to ranks, but hosts Villa are sore from sales.
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Coral reefs make up just 1 percent of ocean coverage, but host a quarter of all life in the sea.
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Survivors in Nepal’s Nuwakot district are digging through mud and debris for belongings left behind by flash floods.
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Hundreds gathered for a Zohran Mamdani lookalike contest in New York, with nine contestants vying for votes.
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Failed uprising in Niamey exposed tensions in Niger’s military, and the role of the Africa Corps in suppressing unrest.
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Opposition in Venezuela as interim leader insists the deal with Washington will help with the country's recovery.
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US Central Command says its forces bombed two rocket launchers of the IRGC on Larak Island.
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The Jab Jab parade sees hundreds don devil horns and cover their skin in motor oil for London’s Notting Hill Carnival.
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Ten months after a coup, military leaders say the referendum is designed to stabilise future civilian governments.
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Teenager struggled in Barca's La Liga start at Elche but improves against Athletic Bilbao, according to Hansi Flick.
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World Central Kitchen founder José Andrés is renewing his call for an independent investigation into Israeli strikes.
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IRGC says attack in southern Iran killed and injured several soldiers.
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Jude Bellingham and Kylian Mbappe on the scoresheet as Jose Mourinho's Real Madrid continues to move at pace in La Liga.
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Video shows an Israeli settler rabbi telling peace activists that non-Jews in Israel have no national rights.
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Former Israeli soldiers posed as pro-Palestinian supporters in New York City to deceive people into engaging with them.
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How a far-right party with neo-Nazi roots bought every ad surface in Sweden's biggest train station.
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More than 3,000 people missing after glacier collapse unleashes destruction in Himalayas.
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Foreign, defence ministers and military chiefs from three countries to meet for first time since signing Mecca pact.
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A young girl is pulled alive from the rubble as rescuers search for survivors and families for missing loved ones.
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The Federal Communications Commission under Trump has tried to target news outlets for spreading 'fake' news.
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Zambian opposition leader Brian Mundubile and his running mate, Makebi Zulu, have been charged with treason.
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Signing takes place at UN mission in Tripoli after initial draft inked by UN-backed committee in Tunis on August 20.
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Protesters waved Palestinian flags and criticised the Australian government for issuing visas to 40 Israeli soldiers.
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Residents in Dhading, Nepal devastated by flooding say they believe more bodies remain buried beneath thick mud.
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The Australian government is under pressure to explain why it allowed dozens of Israeli soldiers into the country.
