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The former PM's bloc is on course to win a majority in parliament, partial election results show.

How an ex-commando became the most dominant figure in the country's recent history.

This year's climate summit comes amid spiralling energy costs and diplomatic tensions.

People are expressing solidarity and spreading awareness through hashtags, a viral song and memes.

Students sat down at campuses to push for the release of those arrested during the unrest.

Allison Fluke-Ekren also admitted training more than 100 women and girls, including some as young as 10.

Alaa Abdel Fattah's family fear for his life after he starts consuming only water in prison in Egypt.

A British man who fought in Ukraine says he was tasered and stabbed while being held captive.

The multi-billionaire has cemented his control over the company by becoming its chief executive.

The controversial former prime minister could return to power, as opponents try to block him.

A prosecutor announces plans for mass trials, as two teenage protesters are buried in the east.

The infectious disease is spreading fast in a country ill-equipped to stop it.

The UN says women and children living in the camps are enduring conditions amounting to torture.

Wales' first minister will go to the World Cup while UK Labour leader Keir Starmer boycotts it.

Ultranationalist parties could shape Israel's political future, as the country prepares to vote.

Carly took her daughter to Saudi Arabia to visit her father. Three years later, she's still there.

Security forces reportedly fire on protesters in Zahedan, as anti-government unrest continues.

Fans hope midfielder Joe Allen is fit to play at the World Cup in Qatar after being injured.