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The "women, life, freedom" protests continue throughout the country, women continue to refuse the hijab and dancing is a new symbol of protest.

In a joint statement following their meeting in Washington, British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken indicated consensus on the conflict in Ukraine and foreign policy approaches to China.

Over 200 protestors in Brooklyn seek justice for Jordan Neely, who died from a 15 minute chokehold, and respond to the lack of arrests made by NYPD.

The 30-tonne fin whale that washed up on the shores of Bridlington, England, died as authorities tried to return it to the sea on Tuesday.

The recent drone attack on the dome of the Kremlin Senate building could have been carried out from inside Russia, US experts have claimed.

Whilst uncertainty remains over the path to peace in Ukraine, the European Commission has set out 'the Act in Support of Ammunition Production' to address ammunition shortages.

The NBA star's father hails from Serbia and still has family living there.

Addressing the financial demands presented to the international community by climate change, the EU has announced new investments as part of its Global Gateway Strategy.

A volatile political situation spilt over into a power struggle between the main factions of the military regime who currently wield control of the Republic.

Bud Light is still reeling from the outrage stemming from its collaboration with Dylan Mulvaney last month.

At least 11 people, including three minors, died following a gas leak in a city in the Indian state of Punjab.

The Honourable Edmund Bartlett expresses his optimism for the sudden boost of tourism experienced in Jamaica, calling this winter season the "best" in the nation's history of tourism.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been forced to stop the ongoing election campaign after falling sick during a live TV interview.

As Israel turns 75, festivities are marred by a controversial judicial reform. The coalition has ratcheted up concerns among Israelis and Palestinians alike.

Two Russian officials associated with the ruling United Russia party died on the same day, according to local media reports.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has flagged another batch of India-manufactured cough syrup.

According to the Sudanese Doctors Union, only 23 of the 78 hospitals in the capital remain operational. Meanwhile, the UK makes plans to evacuate British diplomats.

By eliminating forests, we limit the number of products we can manufacture from wood. Unfortunately, one of those products is toilet paper.

The troubles for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak do not seem to be coming to an end anytime soon.

A hoard of nearly 300 Viking coins that are believed to be more than 1000 years old has been unearthed near the ruins of a Viking castle in northern Denmark.

A CIA document has revealed that China is developing advanced cyber weapons that will allow it to "seize control" of enemy satellites during conflicts.

The Saudi invitation certainly signals an extremely important development that will bring about the reintegration of Syria into the Arab fold.

A new report released by UNICEF, the children's agency of the UN, says that South Asian countries have the highest number of child brides in the world.,

The tech sector was forced to reorganise twice, at first due to higher demand and then because of inflation, leaving over 55,000 unfilled positions.

The goal of Animal Cruelty/Human Violence Awareness Week is to educate the public and prevent animal abuse and human violence.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak wants to get rid of the mindset that says it is "OK to be bad at math." The Prime Minister wants to make it compulsory for students to study some form of math until the age of 18.

A Washington State bill that would allow kids to receive medical care without informing their parents in certain cases passed the House of Representatives.

Two people were shot in the chaos that followed after hundreds of teenagers took over the streets of Chicago on Saturday night.

Phil Dowdell was recruited by Jacksonville State University and given a football scholarship.