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Foreign Secretary David Lammy announced the partial suspension in parliament

UK Govt Announces Partial Suspension Of Arms Exports To Israel

Alexandre de Moraes and billionnaire Elon Musk have been locked in a high-profile feud for months as the judge battles disinformation and the businessman claims the supremacy of free speech

Brazil's Supreme Court Confirms X Suspension

Volkswagen warned its employees of possible job cuts and factory closures, including in Germany

Volkswagen Mulls Plant Closures And Job Cuts In Germany

Sahra Wagenknecht said her BSW party's success in the regional elections was down to concerns over war and peace

Election Outcome Highlights Germany's Ukraine War Problem

Although a major oil producer, Nigeria often struggles with fuel shortages that cause long lines at petrol stations

State Oil Company's 'Financial Strain' Compounds Nigeria's Fuel Shortage

Spanish director Pedro Almodovar will debut his first feature film in English at the Venice Film Festival

Friendship Trumps Death In Almodovar's English-language Feature At Venice

Brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher buried the hatchet to reform Oasis for a series of gigs next year

Oasis Fans' Fury Sparks UK Govt Review Of Dynamic Pricing

Venezuelan opposition presidential candidate Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia, pictured at a campaign event in May 2024

Venezuelan Court Grants Arrest Warrant For Maduro's Opposition Rival

A California bill seeks to regulate the development of AI models, though critics say the measure can threaten innovation in the nascent field

California Lawmakers Pass AI Safety Bill

A Japan Meteorological Agency satellite photo shows typhoon Shanshan moving closer to Kyushu island

Powerful Typhoon Shanshan Slams Into Southern Japan

Fake accounts on X use stolen images of influencers to appear authentic

Pro-Trump X Accounts Use Stolen Photos Of European Influencers: Study

Nadia spent the last year studying online in a Ukrainian school -- a solution still relied on by many refugee families.

'Missing' Ukrainian Children Prepare To Join Polish Schools

'People simply don't want to be deceived anymore,' said Jonas Duenzel, an AfD candidate in the Saxony election

In Germany's Industrial East, Old Traumas Boost Far Right

The 87-year-old regularly calls for more empathy for people fleeing conflict, poverty, disasters or persecution

Pope Says Repelling, Abandoning Migrants Is 'Grave Sin'

Travis Kelce celebrates the Kansas City Chiefs' win alongside his brother Jason Kelce in the AFC Championship Game in January 2024 in Baltimore, Maryland

Kelce Brothers Ink $100 Mn Podcast Deal With Amazon's Wondery

Special counsel Jack Smith's appointment was declared illegal by a Florida judge

Prosecutors Resubmit Charges That Trump Tried To Overturn Election

Telegram is under increased scrutiny after Durov's arrest

Durov's Telegram: 'Weapon Of War' Under Increased Scrutiny

Back to their old tricks: Noel Gallagher (left), his brother Liam Gallagher (right) and bassist Andy Bell in 2006

Don't Look Back In Anger: Can Gallagher Brothers Bury Hatchet?

Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer warned his new government's first budget will be 'painful'

UK's Starmer Warns October 30 Budget Will Be 'Painful'

Durov is being held at France's National Anti-fraud Office in Ivry-sur-Seine, south of Paris

UAE Seeks Consular Services For Arrested Telegram Boss

UN IAEA nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi is to visit the Kursk nuclear power plant in Russia, 50km from fighting between Russian and Ukrainian forces

UN Nuclear Head Visits Russian Plant Near Fighting

A supermarket in Tokyo has empty rice shelves and a sign telling customers they can only buy one bag at a time when available

Japanese Scramble To Buy Beloved Rice As Shortages Bite

"La Guancha" was launched in 2009 as Mexico's first cohousing project for the elderly

Cohousing Lets Mexicans Grow Old Among Friends

Both sides have in recent months stationed coast guard vessels near Sabina, where the Philippines fears China is about to build an artificial island

China Says Took 'Control Measures' Against Philippine Ships Near Disputed Reef

The shooting happened outside the club where rapper SCH had performed

Friend Of French Rapper SCH Shot Dead After Concert

Friday's attack left three people dead and eight others injured

Scholz Says Deadly Knife Attack Was 'Against Us All'

A strip of red and white tape blocks the beach entrance in the Israeli port city of Haifa during a major exchange of fire between Israeli forces and Lebanon's Hezbollah

Israeli Beachgoers Try To Brush Off Hezbollah Threat

Durov cultivates a near mystical image

Durov: Mysterious And Controversial Telegram Founder

Frame grab from Philippine Coast Guard video of a Chinese Coast Guard ship colliding with the Philippine Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources vessel BRP Datu Sanday

New Collision Of Chinese, Philippine Vessels Near Flashpoint Shoal

Palestinian flags were on prominent display during the Arbaeen commemorations in Karbala this year

Millions Of Shiite Muslim Pilgrims Rally In Iraq

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