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Truce reached Tuesday showed signs of unravelling, with Israel bombarding Lebanon and Washington contradicting some of Iran’s demands.
The subpoena is no longer valid after Trump fired her as US attorney general, according to an official.
Marilyn Gladu’s defection means the PM is just one seat short of the majority he says he needs to deal with Trump.
While crude oil is likely to be cheaper after the US-Iran ceasefire, jet fuel costs will stay high for the short haul, IATA’s Walsh says.
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Northern Ireland star out to become only fourth player to go back to back, while world No 1 is bidding to hold three majors at once.
A top Pyongyang official says the designation of the South as a hostile state ‘can never change with any words or conduct’.
Organisers considering moving finish line to Kai Tak Sports Park with recommendation expected this month.
Iran-backed militia frees Shelly Kittleson with a warning that the move ‘will not be repeated’.
Country’s football body has been pushing to move team’s group-stage matches from the United States to Mexico, citing ongoing war in region.
Orban, a Eurosceptic nationalist in power since 2010, is facing the toughest re-election bid of his career, with polls indicating his party will lose.
It costs farmers 30 US cents to produce a kilogram of cabbage, which sells for as little as 5 US cents.
The 30-year-old Olympic champion involved in gender controversy loses semi-final in Mongolia after stepping up to 60kg division.
The 22-year-old Spaniard hopes to play a full clay-court schedule before Roland Garros, where the main draw begins on May 24.
Promoter defends plan for US rapper to headline London festival as sponsors pull out.
Lawyers for both sides have requested a 45-day pause in the US asset seizure case as Venezuela seeks to protect holdings from creditors.
Health ministry figures show 17 confirmed deaths, 113 suspected deaths and over 7,500 suspected infections nationwide.
Pyongyang has not sent weapons and supplies to its long-time ally , nor has it issued messages to mark Iranian leadership changes.
Zelensky and Sharaa discuss drone defence and food security as Kyiv seeks to export its military expertise.
At least one sailor has died and two are still missing in the Sea of Azov after attack.
Israel said it intends to control a ‘security zone’ as deep as 30km into Lebanon and has issued evacuation orders for around 15 per cent of Lebanese territory.
Missing the chance to add Warner Bros Discovery’s Harry Potter and Game of Thrones to its IP coffers, Netflix is surging ahead on its own.
It is the fourth such incident in recent weeks involving Bushehr, which is closer to Kuwait, Bahrain and Qatar than it is to Iran’s capital.
As fuel prices spike, finance ministers from Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Austria ‘stand united’ and call for action.
Hajime Moriyasu’s men look most likely to make impact among continent’s nine teams heading to North America after noteworthy wins in Europe.
Many Indian marriages are arranged by families, often bringing expectations around physical appearance and financial status.
UN warned that applying the ‘cruel and discriminatory’ new death penalty bill in the occupied Palestinian territory ‘would constitute a war crime’.
Students are being offered attractive packages to sign up, with the prospect of ending their contracts after one year.
Sports minister and National Olympic Committee have compiled evidence of ‘systematic violations’ in climbing and its governing federation.
The 7.4-magnitude quake hit at a depth of 35km in the Northern Maluku Sea off Indonesia’s Ternate island.
