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Incident comes as Iran says three oil tankers were halted while attempting to use 'unauthorised routes' to cross Hormuz.

Troops hold at least 12 Palestinians near demolished homes as nearly 5,000 remain displaced from Hebron neighbourhoods

Media reports say the inquiries are related to claims that women were trafficked to the king’s Balmoral estate.

Investigation finds that years-long operation sought to portray Qatar as driving force behind mass migration to Europe.

Colombia's president plans to slash spending on a transitional justice court. But war crimes victims fear the cost.

Christa Pike says she remains in constant pain a month after surviving a lethal injection in Tennessee. Her lawyers want her death sentence reduced to life, while the state governor has ordered an investigation.

As a US citizen, Pope Leo XIV is eligible to vote in US elections and has made use of that right with a postal ballot ahead of Tuesday’s midterms. The pontiff, a Chicago native, did not reveal who he voted for.

As Houthi missiles strike Aden, residents stockpile food and prepare escape plans, fearing a return to all-out war.

The decision marks a sharp reversal after the US president said he didn't feel like he had to hold the events.

Switzerland formally reopens diplomatic office in North Korea after its closure in 2020.