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In a historic first, Afrah al-Zouba was appointed Yemeni foreign minister on July 23.
More than 10,000 people have been forced to evacuate as firefighters struggle to contain wildfires in central Spain.
The Illharmonic Orchestra's performances blend hip-hop lyricism with classical instrumentation, and feature all-Black musical ensembles. The group's leaders speak with NPR's Juana Summers about how th
The Pakistani Taliban said four suicide bombers carried out the assault in the country's northwest.
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Colt Gray pleads guilty to killing two students and two teachers in 2024 attack, which upped scrutiny of parental role.
Omani delegation in Iran to discuss managing traffic in the strait, which has become the main focus of the US conflict.
Huge crater after back-to-back Israeli strikes on Gaza refugee camp.
Israel has arrested wounded Palestinians in a hospital as it shuts off Nablus following Friday’s deadly settler attack
The incident adds to concern that Moscow’s war on Ukraine risks spilling over to entangle neighbouring NATO states.
Scientists warn that falling vaccination rates leave vulnerable groups such as young children more exposed to disease.
Gaza families endure scorching summers without refrigerators, struggling to preserve food, medicine and basics.
Countries question Trump administration's latest round of tariffs, which relate to forced labour claims.
Yemen's eastern Wadi Dawan valley is picturesque, but on closer inspection the scourge of plastic waste is clear to see.
James's move comes after saying he was “done” after his 23rd NBA season and it was his last with Los Angeles Lakers.
Congress Party holds ‘funeral’ for India PM Modi and cabinet ministers.
Four Palestinians and two Israelis killed after about 20 settlers raid the village of Tal in occupied West Bank.