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Canada found no evidence the tragedy was premeditated but called out Iran's "recklessness".

The family of Nizar Banat, a critic of the Palestinian Authority, says he was beaten during a raid.

Recent years have seen a dramatic re-engagement with Africa, especially the Nile Basin countries.

State television says no casualties or damage were reported following the incident on Wednesday.

The justice department says 36 websites linked to the Iranian government have been seized.

Emirati human rights activist Alaa Al-Siddiq is named as the woman who died in a Oxfordshire crash.

It is the first such transfer, amid disagreement over who is responsible for inoculations.

Haneen Hossam appealed for clemency after being sentenced to 10 years in jail for human trafficking.

An Instagram image allegedly shows the daughter of the ruler of Dubai on "holiday" in Spain.

An ex-royal court chief and a minor royal deny plotting to destabilise the kingdom, a lawyer says.

Ebrahim Raisi promises he will not allow negotiations on reviving a 2015 deal to be dragged out.

The hardline judge won the election after record low turnout.

Israel attacks Iran as world powers continue talks on reviving a landmark nuclear deal with Iran.

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett attacks Iran as a "regime of brutal hangmen" at a cabinet meeting.

Cleric Ebrahim Raisi, Iran's top judge, wins election seen as engineered to guarantee his victory.

Israel was to hand over more than one million jabs but Palestinians said they were too close to expiry.

Data was illegally shared in 52 cases in 2018-19, with reports citing embassies of China and Russia.

All but one of the four candidates to succeed Hassan Rouhani are regarded as hardliners.