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Meeting marks first sit-down on the mayor’s turf following series of cordial exchanges between political opposites.
Friedrich Merz under pressure as AfD wins another vote and his conservatives crash out of a state parliament.
Italian prime minister tells party rally that foreigners must ‘respect our rules’ under proposed integration package.
US president claims massive monument will store ammunition as critics call national security framing a legal pretext.
The pop star decried the ‘devastation and loss of children’s lives’ in the Palestinian enclave during a concert in Philadelphia.
The Arctic island’s leaders have echoed that, saying the security agreement, which maintains Danish control, was long in coming.
‘There are children dying every single day’: non-profit leaders have welcomed both money and renewed public awareness.
The Korean-American chef hits the open road in search of hidden gems, from Filipino food in Las Vegas to a Haitian restaurant in Miami.
The top fashion executive is seen forcibly restraining two Peta protesters and putting his hands over their mouths at a Cos runway show.
The Kennedy Centre board voted to close the centre indefinitely after a court blocked its plans to return Trump’s name to the building.
The show tests people on their knowledge of Yoruba, one of the most widely spoken languages in the country.
The attack came after deadly crashes involving Sikh drivers led to debate about licensing requirements and rising anti-immigrant sentiment.
The September 8 chaos stranded hundreds of thousands of passengers for hours on UK airport runways and in terminals.
The US$1 trillion conglomerate said the 96-year-old will become chairman emeritus and will take on his new role immediately.
Jakarta has approved US$450 million for the aircraft carrier programme but some lawmakers warn the final bill could be higher.
US again imposes strict conditions on the Iranian delegation for the UN General Assembly in New York.
Welcoming the idea that Trump called ‘laughable’, the Canadian PM told the European Parliament, ‘we do not seek power to dominate others’.
A bitter succession dispute follows as Uganda’s beloved monarch is laid to rest at 34 amid claims of an heir.
General Dan Caine urges preparation to fight from the ‘seabed to cislunar space’ after US reveals deployment of space weapons.
Regional officials say kingdom appeals to France, UK, Pakistan, and Egypt for help against Houthis amid US interceptor shortages.
Scientists used chemicals in fossilised teeth to help pin down how warm the iconic dinosaur was.
Friedrich Merz opts to remain in Berlin following far-right AfD gains and ahead of crucial regional votes.
Central Command confirms engagement off Iranian coast as Tehran claims vessels were local fishing craft.
Musicians withdraw from British singer’s shows in solidarity with Macklemore after promoter drops rapper.
French judge awards requested symbolic sum following armed robbery by ‘grandpa robbers’.
