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The deceased was previously forced to beat his wife after the latter participated in an anti-mobilization rally.

For Saudi fan, road to World Cup is a desert trek

Iranian Kurd exiles in Iraq under fire as protests rage

The Russian military's death toll is now estimated to be at 61,000, according to the UAF General Staff.

'A time to help': Indonesians ran to aid of fleeing fans in stadium stampede

The deaths of dozens of young children in Gambia from acute kidney injuries may be linked to contaminated cough and cold syrups made by an Indian drug manufacturer, the World Health Organization said on Wednesday.

Ukrainian officials also found a gas mask that was supposedly "put on the head of a victim who was covered with a smoldering rag and buried alive."

Crowd-pleaser or obscure pick for literature Nobel?

Maps shared by the Russian Defense Ministry on Tuesday showed that the country's army in Kherson had retreated toward the border of Luhansk Oblast.

Former Uber security chief convicted in hack cover-up: reports

Decades on, search continues for Argentina's 'stolen' children

Leaders of 44 European countries gather on Thursday for the inaugural summit of the European Political Community (EPC), a grand show of solidarity for a continent mired in multiple crises, but beyond that it is unclear what the forum is meant to achieve.

Sydney is set to record its wettest year in 164 years as authorities braced for major floods in Australia's east, with more heavy downpours expected to fall over the next three days.

Traore officially named Burkina Faso president after coup

Brazil's leftist presidential candidate Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva maintains a clear lead over right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro, a poll showed on Wednesday, as the candidates scrambled to win over voters ahead of an Oct.

Nobel winner's ingenious chemistry could lead to cancer breakthroughs

The United States accused China and Russia on Wednesday of enabling North Korean leader Kim Jong Un by protecting Pyongyang from attempts to strengthen U.N.

Russia is lobbying for a secret ballot instead of a public vote when the 193-member U.N.

Brazil third-place candidate backs Lula in runoff

At least 10,000 Hungarian students, teachers and parents blocked a Budapest bridge before filling a main square outside parliament on Wednesday in support of teachers fighting for higher wages and teachers sacked for protesting.

Blinken hails 'shared approach' with Chile

France has tapped its strategic fuel reserves to resupply petrol stations that have run dry, the government said on Wednesday, amid strikes by workers at refineries and depots that have stunted production and blocked deliveries.

Spain lawmakers pass bill honouring Franco-era victims

Awkward anniversary as French far-right marks 50 years

Erika Hilton, a 29-year-old Sao Paulo city council member, just made history as one of the first two transgender lawmakers elected this week to Brazil's Congress.

EU should give tanks to Ukraine: European Parliament chief

Actor Alec Baldwin and the producers of the Western "Rust" have reached a settlement with the family of the movie's cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, who Baldwin shot dead during filming last year, Hutchins' husband said on Wednesday.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will suggest to EU leaders meeting this week how the EU could cap gas prices in a bid to contain soaring energy costs.

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