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UK’s last coal-fired power plant to close after more than 100 years
Britain's transition to net zero is changing the country's energy landscape.
Rwanda reports eight deaths linked to Marburg virus
The deadly Marburg virus originates in fruit bats and spreads among people through close contact.
Could rival Lebanese factions exploit a weakened Hezbollah?
Rival Lebanese parties may exploit Hezbollah's weakness as the group struggles to survive a war against Israel.
What is the legacy of Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador?
Mexico's outgoing leader enjoys record popularity after slashing poverty, but divisive reforms have drawn outrage.
Why South Africa should adopt Namibia’s reciprocal visa regime
A reciprocal visa regime will not damage tourism. In fact, it could benefit South Africa economically and politically.
Israel’s attack on Beirut’s Kola: What happened and why it matters
The attack on Sunday was the first one to target a central district of Beirut, not its suburbs, since October 7.
Israel ‘on a high’ after Nasrallah killing, as mood for an invasion grows
Confident amid successes against Hezbollah, Israel's public is increasingly in favour of deepening the war in Lebanon.
Israel hits Yemen’s infrastructure again: What we know and why it matters
The large-scale Israeli attacks targeted seaports and power stations.
Israel has been bombing Yemen, Lebanon, Syria and Gaza
Yemen, Syria, Lebanon and Gaza were all hit by Israeli air strikes in the space of roughly 24 hours.
Austria election results: Far-right FPO wins, what’s next?
The OVP and the FPO can form a coalition government if Kickl gives up the chancellor position, experts say.
Sudan military denies targeting UAE diplomatic post in Khartoum
The Sudanese army accuses the RSF armed group of the 'shameful and cowardly' attack on ambassador's residence.
Three children among 12 dead as boat capsizes off Tunisian coast
At least 10 people still missing and 29 rescued in latest boat disaster in the Mediterranean.
Israeli bombardment of Lebanon sends 100,000 fleeing to war-torn Syria: UN
The UN Refugee Agency operates at four crossing points to assist those fleeing Lebanon for safety in Syria.
Israeli raids force 100,000 to flee Lebanon for Syria
The mass displacement into the war-torn neighbour began a week ago when Israel widened its attacks on Lebanon.
Real winners of Sri Lanka’s election: A people emboldened to force change
Anura Kumara Dissanayake rode a wave of anger to power. But any Sri Lankan leader's position is precarious today.
France’s World Cup winner Antoine Griezmann quits international football
Star midfielder Griezmann has called time on a 10-year career that saw him score 44 goals in 137 matches for France.
Putin says Ukraine goals will be ‘achieved’ as he repeats ‘neo-Nazi’ claims
President repeats justification for sending forces into Ukraine as Moscow launches swarms of drones against Kyiv.
Video: Hezbollah’s deputy leader delivers defiant message
Hezbollah’s deputy leader Naim Qassem has delivered the group’s first video message since the killing of its leader.
What would a ground invasion mean for Lebanon and Israel?
Israel has learned from its mistakes during the 2006 invasion, but so has Hezbollah. So what is the plan?
Japan’s incoming PM Ishiba calls snap vote
Newly-elected Shigeru Ishiba emphasises need for immediate public approval of new administration.