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Opposition activist Dadin, jailed in 2015 for anti-government protests, was fighting in Ukraine alongside Kyiv forces

Russian Activist Killed On Front Line In Ukraine

Marseille has in recent years witnessed a turf war for control of the highly profitable drug market between various clans including DZ Mafia and Yoda

In France's Marseille, Teen 'Stabbed 50 Times' Then Burned Alive

Omri Sasi, 35, a survivor and producer at the Nova festival, said he lost roughly 50 firends including an uncle and pregnant cousin in the attack

'Difficult Day': Oct 7 Commemorations Begin With Festival Memorial

Kiseljak, near Sarajevo, is one of the Bosnian towns hit by flooding

Bosnia Floods Kill 14 People

Zavarro and fellow lawyer Patrick Gontard (L) outside the court in Avignon

'Alone Against World': Lawyer Defending Frenchman In Mass Rape Trial

Belenko used to run into his wife at work

'A Man Provides': Ukrainian Miners Send Families Away As Russia Advances

Japan's new Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba delivers his inaugural policy address on Friday

Japan PM Warns 'Today's Ukraine Could Be Tomorrow's East Asia'

Sirinnicha Thampradit had her cheek pierced with walks with swords in honor of honour of one of the 'Nine Emperor Gods' in the Taoist religion

Blood And Blades As Thailand Celebrates Vegetarian Festival

Republican vice presidential candidate J.D. Vance (L) has likened social media misinformation moderation to 'censorship'

More Than AI Misinformation, US Voters Worry About Lying Politicians

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, is seen by some as the next Steve Jobs or Bill Gates

What Next For OpenAI After $157 Billion Bonanza?

Demonstrators are seen inside Mexico's Senate after storming the building on September 10 to disrupt a debate on controversial judicial reforms

Top Mexican Court To Examine Contested Judicial Reforms

Malaysian hotel tycoon Ong Beng Seng is thought to be one of Singapore's wealthiest residents

Singapore Charges Hotel Tycoon In Case Linked To Jailed Minister

Refugees from the violence in Lebanon continue their journey to the Syrian border on foot after running into a section of highway blocked by damage from an Israeli strike

Khamenei Says Iran's Allies 'Will Not Back Down' In War With Israel

The United States announced the seizure of 41 internet domains allegedly used by Russian intelligence agents

US Seizes Internet Domains Allegedly Used By Russian Hackers

An agreement between the International Longshoremen's Assocation (ILA) and the United States Maritime Alliance (USMX) extended operations at US ports until January 15, 2025, ending a three-day strike

US Dockworkers To Head Back To Work After Tentative Deal

KLM is flying into turbulence

Dutch Airline KLM Unveils 'Firm' Cost-cutting Measures

Palestinian flags are waved at a rally in solidarity with Gazans held in Amman, Jordan

Gaza War Fuels Arab Support For Palestinians, To Little Effect

While in the past hybrid grapes were not thought to make particularly drikable wine, they are now more widely used

China Wine Industry Looks To Breed Climate Resilience

Soaring inflation in recent years sent costs jumping for companies while also reducing the amount of goods sold, lowering profits and in some cases causing huge losses

Easing Inflation Lifts Profit At UK Supermarket Tesco

Displaced children have turned the venue's dancefloor into a makeshift play area

Party Over: Displaced Families Shelter In Beirut Nightclub

Mexican soldiers are seen in Culiacan in the northwestern state of Sinaloa

Mexican President Vows Justice After Army Kills Six Migrants

US President Joe Biden speaks to the media prior to departing on Marine One from the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, DC, on October 3, 2024, as he travels to Florida and Georgia to view damage from Hurricane Helene.

Biden Says 'Discussing' Possible Israeli Strikes On Iran Oil Facilities

A giant peanut statue featuring Jimmy Carter's grin is one of the many landmarks dedicated to the former president in Plains, Georgia

Carter Beloved In Hometown, But Many Voting For Trump

The daycare centre is in the Oerlikon district in northern Zurich

Boys Out Of Critical Condition After Zurich Stabbings

Spain is the world's second most popular tourist destination after France

Spain Logs Record Summer Tourism As Inflow Draws Protests

Chinese President Xi Jinping (R) has told Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin (L) he is ready to 'expand' cooperation between their two countries

China's Xi Tells Putin Ready To 'Expand' Ties: State Media

More than 100,000 people have signed a petition calling for the release of Watson

Greenland Extends Detention Of Anti-whaling Activist Watson

Fears over an escalation in the Middle East crisis after Iran's attack on Israel have sent oil prices soaring

Oil Prices Rise Further, Stocks Waver On Middle East Worries

Afghan refugee Fazila Qaderi (L) and her husband carry their belongings after their deportation from Iran, at a registration centre near the Afghanistan-Iran border

Driven Out Of Iran, Afghan Refugees Tell Of Ordeal

Doctors in Kolaka walked off the job again on Tuesday, saying pledges by the West Bengal state government to improve safety and security at hospitals had been unmet

Thousands March In India As Doctors Resume Strike

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