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Three police officers in Brazil sentenced in tear gas suffocation case
The three officers were convicted in the death of Genivaldo de Jesus Santos, a Black man who died in police custody.
World leaders gather for reopening of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris
French President Emmanuel Macron thanks all who 'saved, helped, rebuilt' beloved cathedral after devastating 2019 fire.
Qatar says ‘momentum’ building back up in Gaza ceasefire efforts
Qatar's top diplomat says his country is 'engaging' over past weeks in renewed push to end Israel's Gaza war.
‘Not our fight’: President-elect Trump distances US from Syria’s conflict
In a morning social media post, Republican Donald Trump indicated the US should have 'nothing to do' with Syria's war.
Germany’s far-right AfD picks chancellor candidate first time
Alice Weidel's nomination comes before snap elections expected in February next year.
Syria war to have ‘massive’ effect on Lebanon: US envoy Hochstein
The US diplomat said a weakened Syrian government will make it difficult for Iran to transfer weapons to Hezbollah.
Syrian opposition reach Damascus countryside in rapid advance
Syrian opposition forces have reached the countryside around Damascus in a rapid advance.
A year into Javier Milei’s presidency, Argentina’s poverty hits a new high
In Argentina, the poverty rate has surpassed 50 percent in the wake of wide-ranging austerity measures and deregulation.
Russia, Turkiye, Iran want ‘immediate end’ to fighting in Syria: Lavrov
Russian foreign minister says Moscow will do 'everything not to allow terrorists to prevail' as Syrian rebels advance.
South Korean president’s party blocks impeachment vote
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol’s People Power Party staged a walkout in parliament, blocking an impeachment vote.
Pakistan protests & the state’s battle for control
Digital blackouts in Pakistan as the establishment and protesters face-off.
Where does Iran stand on Syria’s fast-moving conflict?
Tehran has warned it could directly send troops into Syria, but there has been no evidence of a major mobilisation yet.
Angola’s path to prosperity lies in its sun and soil, not its oil
Investing in solar electricity and agriculture can help the country diversify its economy and uplift its rural areas.
There’s a biodiversity crisis and our food system is driving it | All Hail
The staggering impact our global food system is having on the planet’s biodiversity.
Border-Gavaskar: Head hammers 140 as Australia tighten grip on India
Australia dominate the second day of the second Test against India in Adelaide as the hosts look to level the series.
Live interview with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov
The discussion will touch upon wide-ranging issues including Syria and the wider region.
South Korea vote to impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol fails
A governing party walkout deprived the opposition of the votes needed to remove the president.
Israel’s attacks on Kamal Adwan Hospital and Nuseirat home in northern Gaza
The strike comes as Gaza’s health system is collapsing amid repeated attacks by the Israeli military.
Australia’s social media dilemma
Will Australia's social media ban jeopardise digital rights?
Opposition forces take Syria’s Daraa as Astana meeting set to be held
Daraa, known as the 'cradle of the revolution' is fourth city al-Assad loses in a single week.
