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Sole survivor of deadly mushroom lunch testifies at Australian murder trial
Erin Patterson, 50, is on trial for allegedly murdering three people with poisonous mushroom-laced beef wellingtons.
‘Church has changed’: Will the next pope allow women to become priests?
Pope Francis appointed women to key Vatican posts. Will his successor consider women as deacons and priests next?
Ex-leader Khaleda Zia returns to Bangladesh at ‘crucial time for democracy’
Zia's presence raises pressure on the interim government to set election date nine months after her archrival's ouster.
‘We are suffering’: Displaced families bear burden of South Sudan conflict
More than 130,000 people have been displaced since fighting between gov't and opposition forces escalated in February.
Gordon, Jokic lead Nuggets past Thunder in Game 1 of NBA playoffs
Aaron Gordon's late 3-pointer handed Denver Nuggets a huge Game 1 road win over the top-seeded Oklahoma City Thunder.
Brunson, Anunoby, Knicks stun Celtics in Game 1, steal playoffs home court
New York Knicks upset the reigning champions Boston Celtics in Game 1 of their NBA Eastern Conference playoff series.
Inside the papal conclave: What it is and what comes next
In the Sistine Chapel, cardinals from around the world will convene on Wednesday to elect the 267th pontiff.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,167
These are the key events on day 1,167 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
Explosions, huge fire in Sudanese city of Port Sudan
Drones believed to have been launched by paramilitary Rapid Support Forces are said to have struck fuel depot: Reports
US Defense Secretary Hegseth orders 20% cut in ranks of top officers
Pentagon chief says cuts will maximise 'strategic' and 'operational readiness'.
Trump administration bars Harvard from future research grants
US Education Department Secretary McMahon halts funding in escalation of dispute centred around anti-Semitism claims.
Palestinian author Mosab Abu Toha wins Pulitzer Prize for commentary
The poet gets the prestigious award for New Yorker essays 'on the physical and emotional carnage in Gaza' amid war.
Michigan drops charges against pro-Palestine US student protesters
US state's attorney general says her office will no longer pursue the case due to delays and a 'circus-like atmosphere'.
Pro-Palestine protestors disrupt Dutch WW2 anniversary event
5 pro-Palestine protestors were arrested after disrupting a World War II anniversary event in Wageningen, Netherlands.
Israeli airstrikes rock Yemen after Tel Aviv airport attack
Israel has launched 50 air strikes on Yemen’s Hodeidah region and a cement factory to the east.
Israel bombs Yemen’s Hodeidah port after attack near Tel Aviv
Air strikes come a day after the Iran-aligned Houthis fired a missile that struck near Israel's main airport.
What could decide the election of the next pope?
A conclave meets in Rome to pick the successor to Pope Francis.
Romania’s PM resigns after far right wins first round of presidential vote
Move comes after Marcel Ciolacu's pro-EU coalition candidate fails to advance to the presidential run-off.
Trump hails ‘productive’ call with Turkiye’s Erdogan as visits planned
US President Donald Trump says he wants to work with his Turkish counterpart to end Russia's war in Ukraine.
Top UN court dismisses Sudan’s genocide case against UAE
The International Court of Justice dismissed Sudan’s case accusing the UAE of enabling genocide in Darfur.