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Afghan Rahima Alavi (L), who runs an embroidery boutique in Bamiyan, feels proud she can support her family

Afghan woman's boutique brightens Bamiyan

Fighting between rival forces has left civilians wounded in hospital in Akobo, South Sudan

825,000 at risk of acute malnutrition

Hungry, wounded, orphaned: South Sudan's children trapped in new conflict

Jose Jeri had served as Peru's seventh president in a decade until his impeachment

Seventh leader in 10 years

Peru Congress impeaches interim president after four months in office

Communist Cuba has been grappling with a severe fuel shortage for years, which has grown more acute since Venezuela ended supplies last month under pressure from Washington

Mixed reactions

How Latin American countries are responding to Cuba's oil crisis

Workers dismantle discarded monitors at 'Ecowork', an e-waste recycling facility in Ghaziabad, India

One man's trash...

Junk to high-tech: India bets on e-waste for critical minerals

Agriculture is the backbone of India's rural-driven economy, employing more than 700 million people

Struggling farmers find hope in India co-operative

The UK has some of the highest energy prices in Europe

40% higher than EU competition

UK manufacturers struggle under sky-high energy bills

Relatives holding portraits of those believed to to have gone missing while making the journey to Europe through Libya

Amid economic deterioration

'Pay or he dies', families told as more Egyptians risk Mediterranean crossing

The Cirebon-1 coal power plant in Cirebon, West Java

Growing frustration

Indonesia coal plant closure U-turn sows energy transition doubts

Rescuers were searching for ten people caught up in an avalanche in the Sierra Nevada mountains

Ten skiers missing in California avalanche

Guatemala's president has ordered a security operation to crack down on street gangs

Following death of 11 officers

Guatemalan security forces deploy to gang-plagued capital

Britain leased the islands to the US for 50 years so that it could set up a military base

Regaining military presence?

US to discuss base with Mauritius as UK returns islands

Tilda Swinton was herself last year awarded the Berlinale's prestigious Honorary Golden Bear award

Despite statements on Iran, Ukraine

Dozens of film figures condemn Berlin Film Festival 'silence' on Gaza

The Mexican military demonstrated the equipment it will use against the threat of unauthorized drones in stadiums during the World Cup

Growing drug cartel drone use

Mexico prepares for possible drone threats during the World Cup

In a recent expedition to Antarctica, new cases of avian flu were discovered in Antarctic cormorants, kelp gulls, Adelie and gentoo penguins, and Antarctic fur seals, according to researcher Victor Neira

Could kill 100% of bird population

Bird flu ravaging Antarctic wildlife, scientist warns

Real Madrid's Vinicius Junior (L) accused Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni (C) of calling him a 'monkey'

Vinicius Junior

Racism allegations overshadow Real Madrid victory as PSG win in Champions League

Rain delayed the start of the Zimbabwe and Ireland match at Pallekele International Cricket Stadium in Kandy on Tuesday

Bowlers, selectors under fire after Australia's T20 World Cup exit

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney launching Canada's defence industrial strategy in Montreal

366 billion-dollar investment

Canada launches huge defence plan to curb reliance on US

Members of the French parliament stand for a minute of silence in tribute to Quentin Deranque, a nationalist activist whose killing has become a political lightning rod

Quentin Deranque

France arrests nine over far-right activist's killing

Jose Jeri became the seventh Peruvian president to lose his job in the span of just a decade

Interim president impeached

Peru's presidential musical chairs

The US delegation leaves the Omani ambassador's residence in Geneva following talks via mediators with Iran's negotiating team

Exceptional sights

Iran, Ukraine talks spark diplomatic merry-go-round in Geneva

Civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson addresses the "Fairness in Democracy" rally, 06 December 2000, at the State Capitol in Tallahassee, Florida.

US civil rights leader Jesse Jackson dies at 84

Bayer has spent more than $10 billion settling claims that Roundup, the world's most popular weedkiller, causes cancer

Up to $7.25 billion

Bayer proposes class settlement for weedkiller cancer claims

Record-low water levels reveal 17th-century shipwreck in Stockholm

Colin Gray faces manslaughter and second-degree murder charges in connection with a shooting carried out by his son at a Georgia high school

Gifted gun despite concerns

Father of US school shooter goes on trial on murder charges

Iran's foreign minister said Tehran and Washington had agreed on 'guiding principles' for a broader deal

Amid Trump warning

Iran, US agree on 'guiding principles' for deal at Geneva talks: Iran FM

Lying under a crisp, rose-pattern duvet, Kuchynsky can only move his eyes

'War teaches you everything'

Ukrainian wife battles blackouts to keep terminally ill husband alive

In Pawtucket, USA

At least two killed in northeastern US ice rink shooting

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