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‘Historic’ agreement aims to end conflict in eastern DR Congo and unlock access to the region’s critical mineral reserves for the US.
Admiral Frank Bradley briefs US lawmakers on the September 2 Caribbean attack that did not initially kill all on an alleged drug boat.
PT Peter Metal director Lin Jingzhang faces investigation after domestic scrap caused caesium-137 contamination and US export recalls.
While the prime minister is known for her extreme work routine, she has also sparked a fashion frenzy among young women in Japan.
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‘Donald J. Trump’ emblazes Washington headquarters of the US Institute of Peace in time for a peace deal signing.
Natalie Paine is stationed with other military members from New Zealand at Scott Base, where she monitors communication signals.
Salvador Plasencia did not provide the drugs that killed the actor, the judge says, but he exploited Perry’s addiction for his own profit.
White House ‘stands by’ Pentagon chief Hegseth, who is also under intensifying scrutiny over US strikes in the Caribbean.
After struggling in the ‘quiet luxury’ era, Versace is in for a reboot as Prada looks to cash in on its ‘untapped growth potential’.
The 32-year-old man is accused of eating an ornate Faberge octopus pendant inspired by the James Bond film ‘Octopussy’.
The public execution, the 11th carried out since the Taliban seized power in 2021, has drawn global condemnation.
The Winter Egg, made of crystal and diamond, was crafted for Russia’s royal family before it was toppled by revolution.
Police initially tried to blame Liverpool fans after 97 died in UK’s worst stadium crush, with some officers amending statements.
Limited-edition, certified digital copies of Italian masterpieces sold at a fraction of the originals’ cost are boosting museums’ cash flow.
Luigi Mangione’s defence argues police conducted an illegal warrantless search of his backpack, threatening his right to a fair trial.
The ruling calls into question the legitimacy of a number of cases and criminal charges approved during Habba’s challenged tenure.
In the show, helmed by Adolescence director Philip Barantini, Ed Sheeran is filmed roaming New York City in the afternoon before his gig.
‘Rage bait’ – online content engineered to provoke – beat out ‘aura farming’ and ‘biohack’ to win the prize, underscoring 2025’s digital division.
The former Bangladeshi prime minister, her niece and sister were convicted for illegally obtaining land in a government project.
Salaries and revenue sharing are the two biggest outstanding issues between the sides that they will aim to settle during six-week extension.
Men and women’s teams also won the double in Singapore in 2024, tournament moves to Cape Town on Friday.
The economic cost of colonialism in Africa is believed to be staggering, with some estimates putting the cost of plunder in the trillions.
The princess’ supporters want Japan to change its male-only succession law but an academic says that is unlikely in the conservative country.
Construction on the 16,000-seat Santagiulia Arena on the outskirts of the Italian host city is running late but organisers are optimistic.
Trump endorsed the conservative candidate and then announced the pardon of an ex-president sentenced to 45 years in a US prison for cocaine smuggling.
The first US pope arrived in Beirut from Istanbul, where sought to give Lebanon’s long-suffering people a message of hope.
Flooding has killed hundreds in both countries and displaced thousands, as damaged roads and downed power lines hamper rescue efforts.
Police appealed to the public for help in finding the person responsible for the shooting in the city of Stockton near Sacramento.
The Kairos and Virat are said to be part of the ‘shadow fleet’ that helps Moscow evade international sanctions.
