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Russia ‘studying’ US ceasefire proposal agreed to by Ukraine
The Kremlin says it is examining the US ceasefire proposal agreed to by Ukraine.
Analysis: Call to disband PKK reshapes Turkiye, Syria power dynamics
Ocalan's call comes as value of armed fight diminishes, and Kurdish political participation grew - will this continue?
African Union warns of Sudan partition risk
African Union urges member states and international community 'not to recognise any government or parallel entity'.
Russia tight-lipped on ceasefire deal as US arms to Ukraine resume
Sources claims Kremlin wary, as Poland reports that US military aid flow to Ukraine is already back up to speed.
What next after Ukraine agrees to 30-day ceasefire
The presidents of the US and Ukraine have welcomed the agreement on a 30-day ceasefire proposal.
Syrians flee to Lebanon after killings
Thousands of Syrians flee to Lebanon after clashes between government forces and pro-Assad fighters led to mass killings
Trump wants to deport foreign students like me. Universities must defy him
Universities will get nowhere by facilitating the Trump administration's crackdown on pro-Palestinian students.
‘Americans are on our side’: Russians laud US efforts to end Ukraine war
A sense of optimism is being felt across Russia, but some remain sceptical about the possibility of peace.
Bosnia orders police to bring in Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik
Bosnian prosecutors have ordered the detention of three top Bosnian Serb officials over a series of separatist actions
Arrests of Columbia pro-Palestine activists will not save Israel’s image
The Trump administration's efforts to conceal the truth about Israel by targeting American universities will backfire.
Video: What we know about Pakistan train hijacking
A rescue operation has been launched in Pakistan after separatist fighters hijacked a train with hundreds of civilians.
Iran’s nuclear programme in focus in China, Russia and US
China announces meeting with Russia and Iran amid UNSC talks over nuclear programme as Trump letter heads to Tehran.
Mahmoud Khalil arrest: Can the US deport a green card holder?
Experts say Khalil's arrest is a 'clear effort' to silence pro-Palestinian voice in violation of First Amendment rights.
Ukraine accepts 30-day ceasefire in US talks: What it means for Russia war
The US has resumed military aid and intelligence sharing to Ukraine under a ceasefire deal awaiting Putin's approval.
Can US House Republicans cut $880bn without slashing Medicaid?
Medicaid cuts cause clashes. Democrats warn of consequences while Republicans deny Medicaid is in their proposal.
Georgian court hands former president Saakashvili new prison term
Georgia's opposition forces claim the ruling reflects regime's fear of the former pro-Western leader.
Ramadan 2025: Which countries grow the most dates?
Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Algeria produce nearly half of the world’s dates.
Pakistan continues operation to free 250 hostages from hijacked train
Pakistan says 190 hostages rescued, but around 250 more are on train seized by Balochistan Liberation Army.
‘Someone’s listening’: The fear and longing of ISIL families held in al-Hol
Al-Hol's children are forced to live in dire conditions and lack education and safety.
Yemen’s Houthis to resume shipping attacks over Gaza aid cutoff
Yemeni rebels warn Israeli ships 'violating' their Red Sea 'ban' will be targeted.