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The incoming mayor will use two family Qurans and a historic edition that symbolises New York City history.

Taiwan's Lai pledges to defend national sovereignty after Beijing holds live-fire drills around island.

It's the end of an era. But will it be the start of a new one under Khaleda's son Tarique Rahman?

People on the island have grown so accustomed to Chinese displays of power that life continues as usual.

Latest attacks bring total number of boat strikes to 33 and the number of people killed to at least 110 since September.

As the world enters 2026, cities celebrate with fireworks, concerts and gatherings across different time zones.

The sanctions come amid President Trump's pressure campaign that critics say is aimed at toppling Nicolas Maduro.

Ivorians to face Burkina Faso in last 16 while Cameroon meet South Africa and Mozambique play Nigeria.

Trump renews attacks on Somali Americans a day after freezing federal childcare funding to Minnesota over fraud claims.

New telecommunications cable damage discovered in Finland's exclusive economic zone.

Humanitarian organisations Oxfam and Doctors Without Borders are slamming Israel’s decision to ban them from Gaza.

Bulgaria is saying goodbye to the lev and officially adopting the euro, but some citizens worry about higher prices.

A recent summit of The Alliance of Sahel States has raised security and economic hopes for Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger.

Since withdrawing from ECOWAS, the post-coup countries have inaugurated a new bank, TV station and joint military force.

Big changes are coming in the new year as healthcare subsidies expire and requirements for food assistance take effect.

In 2025, Israel carried out thousands of attacks in Gaza, with at least 10,600 attacks record across multiple countries

Saudi Arabia's strike on Yemeni port has triggered tensions with the UAE, and it will have an impact on Yemen's future.

'We believe in you and our victory,' Putin says in his address, calling on Russians to support the troops.

Proponents say compiling personal information in a single database is more efficient. But critics fear risks to privacy.

While the robbers remain at large, customers are furious about the Christmas break robbery.

Israel's latest move could amplify a deep humanitarian crisis spawned by its genocidal war on Gaza.

The operation follows a series of clashes and attacks linked to ISIL, which is feared to be making a resurgence.

Wall Street's benchmark S&P 500 sees third year of double-digit gains, while non-US stocks register best run since 2009.

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Mothers starving to feed children, surgeries without anaesthesia and loss of privacy define female experience in Gaza.

Some in the country are worried about loss of identity following the switch from the Bulgarian lev to the euro.

Mourners surround Bangladesh's parliament in Dhaka to pay their respects to the country's first female prime minister.

The West African countries say the bans are equivalent to those imposed on their citizens by the United States.

Pro-Palestine activist, Audrey Corno talks about conditions of Palestine Action-affiliated prisoners on hunger strike.

Students have joined protests prompted by plummeting currency as government pledges to listen to legitimate concerns.