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As blazes blanket some areas and neighbouring nations in toxic smog, oxygen canisters have been given out. Over 40,000 toddlers are affected.
Suicide bombers targeted three hotels and three churches, killing 279 people and wounding about 500. The trial has gone on for five years.
Lawyer says Venezuelan DoorDash driver is experiencing left-side paralysis following Austin encounter.
Lawsuit alleges tech giant failed to report shooter’s ChatGPT activity before attack that killed eight.
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Vincent Brown, 65, is accused of inciting and aiding murders of Tutsis after seven-year British investigation.
The purported arrests, ahead of a protest planned for September 27, involved Khan’s sisters Aleema Khan, Dr Uzma Khan and Noreen Khan.
Four people died in Chiba and Kanagawa prefectures, while over 46,000 households near Tokyo were without power.
The critically endangered bird received more than 26,000 votes, beating the kakapo and karearea falcon to the title.
Three people were hospitalised. Hundreds of thousands of mines, if not more, are thought to be buried in the area.
The Aetas have been offered just 50 US cents per square metre of land to make way for the sprawling tech hub. All have refused.
Suspects flown to Florida as US prosecutors expand case over mercenary plot against Jovenel Moise.
Known for its strong smell, this fermented soybean dish is packed with nutrients.
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Electoral chief says results show United Russia – dominating for 25 years – won 355 of the Duma’s 450 seats, the party’s highest ever.
Protesters target legislation granting officers presumption of legality when using firearms.
Kirsty Coventry admits the cabins are ‘a little tighter’ than similar accommodation at the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics earlier this year.
Fifteen people have been arrested in connection with the production and sale of a locally brewed beverage, say officials.
Kyiv wants to buy multiple types of missiles, launchers and counter-drone radars, the US government says.
Hong Kong cyclist Ceci Lee and triathlete Oscar Coggins carry the hopes of the city and are joined by up-and-coming athletes.
An attacker rammed an explosives-laden car into the Old Police Lines complex as officers and their families were praying in a mosque.
Asked to access a fictional firm with the same name as a real company, Gemini guessed a password and hacked into the real company’s website.
Lawson is launching three new food items created using AI around the theme: ‘What on earth is this? But it’s delicious’.
Interior minister Tony Burke has announced plans to cut the number of visas issued – and detain tourists who overstay.
A court also denied Simon Peter Carman’s bail application after prosecutors opposed his release.
Women’s team have climbed 10 places in world rankings over the past two years, but were knocked out of Asian Games without a ball being bowled.
Kremlin’s United Russia party set to maintain a tight grip on the Duma alongside a handful of Putin-aligned groups.
Since 2004, over 7,000 militants, security forces and civilians have been killed in the region, once part of a Malay-Muslim sultanate.
