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Kenya's economy faces climate change risks: World Bank

Blasts sow panic in Burundi's main city after arsenal fire

Kane out of World Cup warm-up against Japan with injury

Iran has 'will' to end war, but seeks guarantees, president says

Debutant Connolly guides Punjab to narrow IPL win over Gujarat

Dizzying month on markets with Middle East war

Woods says was looking at phone before crash: accident report

Young antelope shot dead at Vienna zoo

France eyes ban on social media for under-15s

Syrian president meets King Charles, Starmer on London visit

EU says 'necessary' to reduce fuel demand to cope with energy crisis

Ultimatum Spurs Credit Panic

Syria's forgotten tragedy

Trump fears Asia's oil shock

BlackRock fund freeze panic

Boomers: Selfish or Scapegoats?

Calm or Chaos: Iran’s reach

Iran-War and dangerous Lines

30 Days to Save the Economy?

Cuba scrambles to restore power as Trump threatens takeover

Cuba scrambled Tuesday to restore power after a nationwide blackout that hit the communist-run island just as US President Donald Trump proclaimed he will "take" it over.

War fuels fears of new oil crisis

Attacks on oil infrastructure in the Gulf region and soaring oil prices are raising the spectre of a new oil crisis, although economists say we’re not quite there just yet.

Kerr 'frustrated' at six-figure sum owed to him by Johnson's failed Grand Slam Track

Britain's Josh Kerr is "frustrated" by the six-figure sum owed to him by US athletics great Michael Johnson's failed Grand Slam Track project but still believes those behind it are "good people" who got themselves in a "horrible situation".

Senior US counterterrorism official resigns to protest Iran war

A senior US counterterrorism official resigned on Tuesday to protest the US-Israeli war against Iran and said the Islamic Republic posed no imminent threat to the United States.

In shadow of Iran war, Gazans prepare for Eid

For the first time since war began in Gaza, Raeda Abu Diya has bought special clothes for her daughter for the upcoming Eid al-Fitr holiday, marking the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

Oil prices climb as fresh strikes target infrastructure

Oil prices rose again Tuesday as Iran launched fresh attacks on crude-producing neighbours, while stock markets were higher ahead of key central bank meetings.

Southern Lebanon paramedics risk deadly Israeli strikes to do their work

Youssef Assaf was in a Lebanese Red Cross ambulance when it was targeted by an Israeli strike near Tyre, in southern Lebanon. The 35-year-old paramedic died of his wounds two days later.

Len Deighton, spy novelist who created the anti-Bond

British writer Len Deighton, who has died at 97, created the sardonic working-class spy played by Michael Caine in the 1965 Cold War film "The Ipcress File".

Barca Flick's 'last job' but not yet certain on renewal

Hansi Flick said on Tuesday that he does not know yet if he will extend his Barcelona contract, but is certain that leading the Catalan giants will be his last job in football.

Belgian diplomat ordered to stand trial over 1961 Congo leader murder

A Brussels court on Tuesday ordered a 93-year-old former Belgian diplomat to stand trial over the 1961 killing of Congolese independence icon Patrice Lumumba.

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