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The vaccination drive has drawn criticism that it might undermine conservation efforts of an animal seen as a symbol of the nation.
Despite being told ‘small can’t ball’, a goat rises in the make-believe sport of ‘roarball’.
The USS Gerald R. Ford would join the USS Abraham Lincoln as Donald Trump ramps up pressure on Iran for a deal.
As a community mourns, details emerge of the 18-year-old shooter and a remote town left vulnerable by a lack of mental health services.
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The agreement comes ahead of Trump’s planned visit to China in April and suggests deepening economic ties between the US and Taiwan.
The world-famous museum says it lost nearly US$12 million over the past decade as the result of tickets being reused for different visitors.
Portuguese superstar seen back in training after being absent for three matches amid reports he is unhappy with how the club is being run.
The news is the latest twist in a case that has gripped the US, after the FBI released images of a masked man at the missing woman’s home.
Emotional Canadian PM ordered flags at half-staff for seven days after a female shooter killed nine at a school and nearby home in British Columbia.
The FAA lifted a 10-day airspace closure after mere hours, assuring the public the drone incursion was resolved and travel could continue.
With Thais averaging 21 teaspoons of sugar a day – triple WHO limits – officials urge cafes to cut syrup to lower diabetes and obesity risks.
The fall came after the 33-year-old caught an edge while landing her final jump, Chloe Kim finished first in qualifying.
Iran’s 47th Revolution anniversary sees pro-regime rallies amid public anger over crackdowns and heightened US nuclear tensions.
PM Albanese uses Israeli president’s visit to demand charges for 2024 strike on aid convoy that killed Australian Zomi Frankcom and her colleagues.
The case was filed at a time of rising concern that the China was seeking to influence local polls and install Beijing-friendly politicians.
In the footage, the individual appears to tamper with a camera at the home of TV host Savannah Guthrie’s missing mother.
Ministers admit new land rules aim to block a Palestinian state, a move the UN and Arab nations slam as a grave violation of international law.
Valentine’s Day is traditionally a time of romantic dinners, gifts and flowers, but experts say there are many more ways to show love.
Desperation grows as Israel refuses to reinstate work permits, leaving thousands of Palestinians without income and forcing families into deep debt.
Ahead of Cross season two’s release, Aldis Hodge discusses real-world parallels, running like Tom Cruise and his biggest aim for 40.
Air Canada suspends Cuba flights as Havana warns it can no longer guarantee refuelling for international carriers.
US military intercepts the US-sanctioned Aquila II after a transoceanic chase from the Caribbean.
The FBI says it still has no suspects as ‘Today’ show co-host again appeals for the public’s help to find her mother.
King Charles has ‘profound concern’ as British police assess if his brother passed sensitive reports to Jeffrey Epstein.
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As Iran extends the jail term for Narges Mohammadi, its foreign minister strikes a maximalist position after US talks.
The sport, which has been in the Olympics since 1928, will be the event for thrill-seekers to watch during the Milano Cortina Games.
Moscow says Russian Lyubomir Korba was held in Dubai for a shooting, with two accomplices identified – one in Moscow, while one fled to Ukraine.
In opening day’s other match, West Indies’ Romario Shepherd claims 4 Scotland wickets in 5 balls, including a hat-trick, in comfortable win.
