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In Saudi Arabia’s Khamis Mushait detention facility, hundreds of Ethiopian prisoners are held on death row in harrowing conditions, waiting in fear of their eventual execution.
The British monarch will tell tech CEOS the world wants "reassurance that we will not lose control of our destiny.”
Exclusive: Kanin Energy raises $60 million and shifts board control Axios
© RT The Western powers have used the International Criminal Court (ICC) to keep former colonies “in line” while shielding their own nationals from its justice, Harry Roque, former spokesman for Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte, told RT on Wednesday.
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Venture into Earth’s most extreme ice fields to unlock the hidden history of our climate.
Iran war has cost the U.S. more than $38 billion so far, budget office says PBS
President Donald Trump's 2024 election-winning policy around immigration could come back to bite him and the Republican Party this November, with a new report showing rising economic pressures on American citizens as more immigrants are detained and deported.
Russia’s upcoming election is expected to cement United Russia’s dominance, but voter turnout and its margin of victory could offer clues to public discontent.
The Bank of England is expected to keep rates steady Thursday, even after U.K. inflation rose to 3.1% and energy costs keep pressure on prices.
COAL-FIRED power plants have long been the backbone of energy supply systems in many Asian countries. But as the world races to tackle climate change, a key challenge persists. While no one debates that coal must be phased out, the pathway for retiring it without undermining ener...
[NEW YORK] Oil prices fell on Wednesday (Sep 16) after reports that Saudi Arabia was offering additional crude cargoes through Oman eased some concerns about Middle East supply disruptions, while a smaller-than-expected draw in US crude inventories added further downward pressure...
WELLINGTON, Sept 17 - Fiji has declared HIV a national crisis after new diagnoses climbed 27% last year, intensifying concern that an epidemic once concentrated among people who inject drugs is spreading more widely through the Pacific island nation.
PARIS, Sept 17 - European and Arab military chiefs will meet in Paris on Thursday to assess the Lebanese Armed Forces' needs and discuss the looming end of a United Nations peacekeeping mission, amid fears of a renewed Israeli military campaign in southern Lebanon.
Turkish, Iranian foreign ministers discuss latest developments, efforts to end conflict by phone aa.com.tr
Trump warns of 'very serious tariffs' on EU over Canada's 'associate membership' bid aa.com.tr
330-foot shroud bearing names of 20,000 Gaza children killed by Israel displayed at UN Church Center aa.com.tr
US burns through dozens of missile interceptors in single Iranian attack on Jordan: Report aa.com.tr
Yemen’s Houthis claim ballistic missile, drone attack on Saudi military base aa.com.tr
Saudi air defenses intercept Houthi drone near Mecca, Houthis deny involvement aa.com.tr
Ahead of Xi-Trump summit, China urges Iran, US to return to Islamabad pact, open Hormuz aa.com.tr
As Africa’s gambling market expands, the continent faces a growing need for player protection grounded in local evidence, research, and social realities rather than frameworks imported from other jurisdictions. The continent has an opportunity to build stronger systems alongside ...
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)’s warning that abusive, inflammatory and threatening campaign language will attract severe sanctions under the Electoral Act 2026 is timely, but hardly novel. At the beginning of virtually every election season, INEC issues sim...
When President Bola Tinubu transmitted the state police constitutional amendment bill to the Senate, the debate largely revolved around insecurity, banditry and the inability of the Nigeria Police Force to police a country of over 200 million people effectively.