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The victims were all Bangladeshi nationals working at a United Nations logistics base in Kadugli.
This is the first attack on American service members to inflict casualties since the fall of Assad a year ago.
Peace prize laureate Ales Bialiatski, opposition figure Maria Kolesnikova and 121 others have been released by one of Russia’s key allies.
Kyiv and its allies say Moscow aims to cripple Ukraine’s power grid to deny residents access to light, heat and running water.
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Imogen Poots has put in some great performances in her career, not least in The Chronology of Water, Kristen Stewart’s directing debut.
The World Health Organization estimates there are some 5,000 to 6,000 amputees from the Israel-Gaza war, 25 per cent of them children.
The colourful embroidered dresses and blouses have become a wardrobe staple for Mexico’s ‘most stylish’ president.
Connecticut schools are enriching lessons with Asian-American stories amid rising anti-Asian sentiment.
The indie filmmaker brought attention to the 1982 slaying, a galvanising moment in the fight against anti-Asian hate in the US.
Hungarian PM Orban, a Putin ally, accused the European Commission, which prepared the decision, ‘of systematically raping European law’.
Both nations reported attacks on Saturday, the day after US President Donald Trump claimed they had agreed to renew a truce.
The order comes less than a day after Kilmar Abrego Garcia, previously wrongfully deported to El Salvador, was released from immigration detention.
Conservative MP Michael Ma swaps parties to join Canada’s Liberals, in the second such defection in a month.
Carl Erik Rinsch, best known for ‘47 Ronin’, was convicted of wire fraud, money laundering and other charges.
The South Korean founder of Terraform Labs had previously pleaded guilty to fraud charges stemming from a US$40 billion stablecoin crash.
A grand jury refused to resurrect the prosecution against the New York attorney general, after the original indictment was thrown out.
Italy’s culinary traditions have been recognised by the United Nations’ cultural agency as part of the world’s intangible cultural heritage.
Time’s Person of the Year highlights how AI reshaped our world. Donald Trump was named 2024 honoree, succeeding 2023 winner Taylor Swift.
Mescal and Buckley’s performances in Hamnet, nominated for six Golden Globe awards, have been hailed as among the best of the year.
Democrats argue tariffs hurt consumers and raise living costs, while Trump defends them as protective.
Bangkok reported three civilian fatalities as the US president aims to broker peace amid soaring tensions.
Venezuela accuses the US of ‘blatant theft’ and ‘international piracy’ after US forces stormed a sanctioned oil tanker in the Caribbean.
The mother and child arrived safely at a San Francisco hospital, and the vehicle was taken out of service for cleaning.
The transcripts to be unsealed could reveal new details in the sex trafficking case and Ghislaine Maxwell’s role.
The 30-year-old grew up in southern India and is a long shot to qualify for the Milano-Cortina Games but wants to inspire others.
Platforms like YouTube and Facebook must ensure compliance with AI labels, or face punitive fines for non-compliance and label tampering.
The declaration is in response to frequent airspace violations by smuggling balloons that Lithuania calls a ‘hybrid attack’ from Belarus.
OpenAI is facing increased competition from rivals, including Google, which last month unleashed the latest version of its own AI assistant.
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper says dangers range from disinformation campaigns to physical attacks and sabotage.
