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Moscow (Reuters) – Police in Belarus detained about 70 of demonstrators at a Sunday march, the Belarusian rights group Viasna-96

Iran summons German, France envoys over criticism of journalist’s execution

Tehran (Reuters) – Iran on Sunday summoned the envoys of Germany, current holder of the European Union’s rotating presidency, and

Baku/Yerevan (Reuters) – Clashes in the Nagorno-Karabakh region have killed four Azeri servicemen in recent weeks, Azerbaijan’s defence ministry said

Baku (Reuters) – Four Azeri servicemen were killed when their units were attacked in areas adjacent to the breakaway Nagorno-Karabakh

Rhodes (AFP) – Greek authorities will press charges for espionage against two Greek citizens working on the southeastern island of

Dubai (Reuters) – Iranian dissident journalist Ruhollah Zam, who was convicted of fomenting violence during anti-government protests in 2017, was

Tel Aviv (Reuters) – Israel established relations on Saturday with Bhutan, a majority-Buddhist nation neighbouring India, as it looks to

London (Reuters) – World leaders should declare states of “climate emergency” to spur faster cuts in greenhouse gas emissions, U.N.

Associated Press Now, that morale is beginning to crumble. Doctors and nurses around the US are becoming exhausted and demoralised

Reuters Women went to outdoor toilets only at night because the darkness gave them some privacy. Last month, Iraqi authorities