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Famine looming in parts of Yemen, UN experts warn
The number of acutely malnourished children has increased by 34% compared with last year, a United Nations report says.
Belarus says Ukraine amassing troops at border amid incursion into Russia
Fighting has escalated after Ukrainian troops smashed through the border into Russia's Kursk region this month.
‘It’s not about Raygun’: Breakdancers speak out on Olympics row
Legendary breakers Kwikstep and Rokafella give their take on the now infamous 'kangaroo hop'.
Family of raped, murdered Kolkata doctor speaks out amid India protests
The family of the trainee doctor who was raped and murdered in a Kolkata hospital spoke to the media.
Nigeria’s Titanic struggle: Waterline realities, upper deck illusions?
Discover how Nigeria’s economic crisis provoked nationwide protests, with voices from every layer of society.
Du Plessis defeats Adesanya, retains middleweight title at UFC 305 in Perth
Middleweight champion Dricus Du Plessis mounted his first successful title defense with victory over Israel Adesanya.
Actor and ‘French monument’ Alain Delon dies aged 88
The French actor known for his roles in Le Samourai and Purple Noon also courted controversy with his far-right support.
Top US diplomat Blinken visiting Israel as Gaza truce efforts set to resume
US, Qatar, Egypt are mediating to secure ceasefire and captive swap as the death toll in Gaza rises to more than 40,000.
Indian medics stage nationwide strike over doctor’s rape and murder
Doctors in India remained off the job on Sunday, calling for justice for a colleague who was raped and murdered.
Family, including six children, among 25 killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza
As deadly attacks continue, UNRWA warns the so-called Gaza 'humanitarian zone' has shrunk to just 11% of the Strip.
Thailand’s Paetongtarn Shinawatra sworn in as PM after royal sign-off
The economy in the divided country will be the new young leader's 'bread and butter' issue, analysts say.
Nigeria police working to secure release of 20 kidnapped medical students
Nigerian Medical Association says students from universities of Jos and Maiduguri were taken while travelling in Benue.
Lemon trees, safety, hope: Memories of my Gaza home before war came
More than 10 months after Nour, 21, and her family fled their Gaza City house, she reflects on home, then and now.
Sudan war mediators welcome new pledges on humanitarian access
Countries call for 'unhindered' access to respond to growing humanitarian crisis in war-torn African nation.
Elon Musk’s X to shut operations in Brazil amid bitter legal fight
Social media platform says shutdown 'effective immediately' but Brazilian users will still have access to X.
What are the prospects for talks to end Israel’s war on Gaza?
Discussions brokered by the US, Qatar and Egypt to resume in Cairo.
Protesters rally in Venezuela’s capital as post-election crisis persists
Opposition calls for people 'to remain united' as day of protests called to denounce Nicolas Maduro's election victory.
Harris and Trump zero in on key swing state as US election race heats up
Democratic and Republican presidential candidates are campaigning in battleground state of Pennsylvania this weekend.
Russia says Ukraine used Western weapons to destroy bridge in Kursk
Moscow says destruction of bridge in western Russia will hinder the evacuation of civilians amid Ukrainian incursion.
Hurricane Ernesto makes landfall in Bermuda as residents hunker down
Bermuda minister warns third hurricane of this year’s Atlantic hurricane season 'is not a storm to be taken lightly'.