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Iceland votes on whether to resume EU membership talks

Heavy gunfire rocks Niger capital, state TV signal cut

Rescuers claw through mud as Nepal, China flood missing toll nears 3,000

Manchester Airports Group Cyberattack: 8.7 Million Customer Records Exposed

CGBio’s Novosis Achieves Bone Union in All Seven Patients in Scaphoid Nonunion Study

Nepal floods leave trail of destruction, aid challenge

Kinshasa urban train back on track after years to beat gridlock

Experts outline sustainable ways to declutter Australian homes

Merino crossbreeding plan tests Himachal Pradesh wool ambitions

Bulk book purchases feed AI training through destructive scanning

Pringles launches thicker Dippers range for US snack market

George and Amal Clooney attend Lake Como event after France evacuation

US and Venezuela announce 65-billion-barrel oil development agreement

India's island choke point

China’s lithography leap

China’s cartel lifeline

Australia limits migration

Flu-hit 'zombie' Jabeur into US Open third round

Ons Jabeur overcame a bout of flu that has left her feeling like a "zombie" to battle into the third round of the US Open on Thursday.

In Argentina, voters toy with ditching pesos for dollars

In inflation-hit Argentina, where rentals, cars, and appliances are increasingly priced in dollars to sidestep the volatile peso, a leading presidential candidate has sparked debate over whether to officially adopt the currency as a remedy to a battered economy.

Car bombs rock Ecuador capital as prisoners seize 57 guards, police

Ecuador's capital Quito was rocked by attacks with grenades and two car bombs overnight, followed hours later by inmates in six prisons taking hostage 57 prison guards and police officers on Thursday, officials said.

Filipinos' 'crazy passion' for basketball survives World Cup loss

Teenagers from a crowded Manila slum shoot hoops on a court bearing the shiny logo of the FIBA World Cup, the tournament where the Philippines team disappointed a basketball-mad nation.

Singapore holds first contested presidential vote in over a decade

Singaporeans headed to the polls Friday in the city-state's first contested presidential election in more than a decade, a vote being closely watched as an indication of support for the ruling party after a rare spate of political scandals.

'International rugby icon' Kolisi defies odds after horror injury

Siya Kolisi had difficulty speaking immediately after his Springbok team completed an emphatic 35-7 demolition of New Zealand’s All Blacks in their final warm-up match before the Rugby World Cup.

Scotland turn to mercurial Russell for World Cup miracle

Scotland need some magic from a reformed Finn Russell if Gregor Townsend's men are to upset the odds just by making it out of a devilishly difficult World Cup pool.

Arsenal face Man Utd test as Nunez targets Liverpool start

Manchester United will seek a cure for their travel sickness when they travel to face Arsenal in an early-season blockbuster on Sunday as Liverpool take on free-scoring Aston Villa.

Alcaraz through at US Open as Sabalenka, Vondrousova advance

World number one Carlos Alcaraz edged closer to a US Open rematch with Italy's Jannik Sinner on Thursday as Grand Slam winners Aryna Sabalenka and Marketa Vondrousova booked their places in the third round.