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Hamed Mirzaei lost his wife, parents and many others in a devastating US-Israeli attack on Tehran.

Court rules Patterson will spend the rest of her life behind bars after denying parole.

The Philippines’ Mayon Volcano has erupted, sending ash plumes 3,000 metres above its summit.

Big Tech’s nuclear power deals raise urgent questions about who will bear the cost of AI’s growing energy demands.

Israeli forces detained our parliamentary delegation and barred us from the West Bank. The violence is state policy.

Our analysis exposes the heavy humanitarian and economic toll of the military siege suffocating Palestinians in Hebron.

Home Office cancels Andreas Malm's planned travel to the UK, saying his presence 'not conducive to the public good'.

As people suffering post-traumatic stress watch history repeat itself, experts call for investment in safety.

Trump cancels Kansas and Iowa rallies, opting for telephone events across nearly 20 states over the weekend.

Nobel winner returns to Venezuela from exile, urging elections and criticising a controversial US oil deal with Caracas.

A US district judge sided with 25 states and the District of Columbia, which sued the administration.

US President Donald Trump has lashed out at a reporter’s appearance.

Veteran Israeli actress Chelli Goldenberg was left shocked after she was caught ripping into Israel's policies.

Gas stations promoted by President Trump are selling discounted fuel in Detroit as Americans grapple with rising prices.

Four children drowned while a man died after his car was caught in floodwaters.

The husband of India’s finance minister in the Modi government has joined mass protests against voter-list revision.

Israel’s Prime Minister accused Palestinian-Israeli parties of election fraud.

Peru’s President Keiko Fujimori has inspected El Salvador’s mega-prison as she mulls a proposal to build one in Peru.

Elias Antonio Saca confessed to diverting more than $300m in public funds during his presidency and accepted a plea barg

The updated lawsuit cites a new report that Democratic operatives recruited a competitor to confuse voters.