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Residents of a community tell detainees they are free to go
The three-year-long war is at a critical juncture for Kyiv after Trump suspended U.S. military aid following his public falling-out with Zelenskyy last week.
Londoners have been eating pie and mash since at least Victorian times, but for many years the working-class staple has had a humble reputation among outsiders
President appeals for calm after crew member is killed during a rescue mission
Storm leaves more than 50,000 homes without electricity
Armed groups control 85% of the capital, the UN says
Report attributes change to factors ranging from climate change to democratic backsliding
The ruling leaves OpenAI free to continue its transition from nonprofit to for-profit enterprise
Liu was recognized for designs that celebrate ‘everyday lives of people as well as their communal and spiritual identities’
Russia is a crucial arms supplier to the isolated state, which is struggling to quell violent opposition to the junta's military rule
It is Japan's largest wildfire since 1975 when 2,700 hectares burnt in Kushiro on northern Hokkaido island
In January, Seoul's National Intelligence Service confirmed that the Ukrainian military had captured two of around 10,000 North Korean soldiers they estimate have been sent by Kim Jong Un to fight for Russia
Experts say the situation is worsening in Ethiopia's most populous region, Oromia, where a conflict has been raging between the government and a rebel group
Zarif said he had 'faced the most horrible insults, slander and threats against myself and my family, and I have gone through the most bitter period of my 40 years of service.'
Firefighters from 14 Japanese regions, including units from Tokyo, were now tackling the blaze, with 16 helicopters -- including from the military -- trying to douse the flames
An Australian navy vessel plucked long-distance rower Aurimas Mockus from the Coral Sea, where Tropical Cyclone Alfred was whipping up 100-kilometer per hour winds and seven-meter swells
Move comes as President Trump repeatedly calls for the country to become the 51st US state
The M23 rebel group released a video showing its forces handing over 20 alleged FDLR fighters to Rwanda at a border post between the two countries
Ugandan army confirms it has sent troops to another town in northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo to fight local armed groups, amid fears raging conflict could spiral into wider war
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