Tunisian police clash with youths in Kairouan after man's death
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Thousands march in Hungary in protest over child abuse scandal
Thousands march in Hungary in protest over child abuse scandal
Tunisian opposition joins forces in protest against President Saied
Tunisian opposition joins forces in protest against President Saied
Two U.S. soldiers, one interpreter killed in Syria, Pentagon says
Two U.S. soldiers, one interpreter killed in Syria, Pentagon says
Maria Kalesnikava, hero of Belarus opposition, freed after more than 5 years
Maria Kalesnikava, hero of Belarus opposition, freed after more than 5 years
Israel suspends strike on southern Lebanon village after Lebanese army request
Israel suspends strike on southern Lebanon village after Lebanese army request
Rwanda's actions in eastern Congo violate accords, Rubio says
Rwanda's actions in eastern Congo violate accords, Rubio says
Israel says it kills senior Hamas commander Raed Saed in Gaza
Israel says it kills senior Hamas commander Raed Saed in Gaza
'Peace is not far away' says Erdogan, returning from Putin meeting
'Peace is not far away' says Erdogan, returning from Putin meeting
Ousted Nepal PM's party holds biggest rally since Gen Z protests
Ousted Nepal PM's party holds biggest rally since Gen Z protests
Rights groups condemn re-arrest of Nobel laureate Mohammadi in Iran
Rights groups condemn re-arrest of Nobel laureate Mohammadi in Iran
Tunisia sentences top opposition figure Abir Moussi to 12 years
Tunisia sentences top opposition figure Abir Moussi to 12 years
Nobel Peace Prize committee condemns "brutal" arrest of Iranian laureate Narges Mohammadi
Nobel Peace Prize committee condemns "brutal" arrest of Iranian laureate Narges Mohammadi
Thousands strike and march in Italy against Meloni's budget
Thousands strike and march in Italy against Meloni's budget
Protesters march in Guinea-Bissau to denounce coup
Protesters march in Guinea-Bissau to denounce coup
Hungarian police propose charges against Budapest mayor over banned Pride march
Hungarian police propose charges against Budapest mayor over banned Pride march
Bulgarian lawmakers approve government resignation, snap election looks likely
Bulgarian lawmakers approve government resignation, snap election looks likely
Nepal says economy suffered $586 million hit from 'Gen Z' protests
Nepal says economy suffered $586 million hit from 'Gen Z' protests
Swiss Eurovision winner Nemo to send trophy back in protest over Israel's participation
Swiss Eurovision winner Nemo to send trophy back in protest over Israel's participation
Bulgaria faces turmoil after protests topple government on eve of euro entry
Bulgaria faces turmoil after protests topple government on eve of euro entry
Soccer-Baton-wielding Polish hooligans ambush Rayo Vallecano fans on motorway
Soccer-Baton-wielding Polish hooligans ambush Rayo Vallecano fans on motorway
Bulgarian government resigns after weeks of street protests
Bulgarian government resigns after weeks of street protests
Torrential rain flooded Gaza tents and a baby died of exposure, medics say
Torrential rain flooded Gaza tents and a baby died of exposure, medics say
Portugal general strike stalls transport, closes schools in labour reform protest
Portugal general strike stalls transport, closes schools in labour reform protest
Pakistan's ex-spy chief jailed for 14 years in rare military rebuke
Pakistan's ex-spy chief jailed for 14 years in rare military rebuke
At least 30 killed in Myanmar after junta airstrike hits hospital, witnesses report
At least 30 killed in Myanmar after junta airstrike hits hospital, witnesses report
Factbox-Bangladesh election: Main parties and issues
Factbox-Bangladesh election: Main parties and issues
Trump says he is scheduling a phone call for Thursday with Thailand, Cambodia amid conflict
Trump says he is scheduling a phone call for Thursday with Thailand, Cambodia amid conflict
Thousands rally again in Bulgaria to demand government's resignation
Thousands rally again in Bulgaria to demand government's resignation
Election protests in Honduras as Congress panel vows not to validate result
Election protests in Honduras as Congress panel vows not to validate result
Alleged leader of foiled Benin coup has sought refuge in Togo, Benin says
Alleged leader of foiled Benin coup has sought refuge in Togo, Benin says
As Russians get closer, some Ukrainians refuse to leave
As Russians get closer, some Ukrainians refuse to leave
Guinea-Bissau's transitional military adopts charter barring leaders from elections
Guinea-Bissau's transitional military adopts charter barring leaders from elections
Exclusive-Colombia's ELN rebels willing to resume talks, leader says
Exclusive-Colombia's ELN rebels willing to resume talks, leader says
Lebanon foreign minister declines Tehran visit, proposes talks in neutral country
Lebanon foreign minister declines Tehran visit, proposes talks in neutral country
From Israeli-held zones in Gaza, foes of Hamas seek lasting role
From Israeli-held zones in Gaza, foes of Hamas seek lasting role
Families on both sides caught in crossfire as Thai-Cambodian fighting continues
Families on both sides caught in crossfire as Thai-Cambodian fighting continues
Honduran election turmoil grows as president decries 'electoral coup'
Honduran election turmoil grows as president decries 'electoral coup'
Nepal charges 55 officials, Chinese firm in airport graft case, officials say
Nepal charges 55 officials, Chinese firm in airport graft case, officials say
Cambodia 'ready at any time' for talks to end conflict with Thailand, PM adviser says
Cambodia 'ready at any time' for talks to end conflict with Thailand, PM adviser says
Israel to reopen Jordan border crossing for passage of aid and goods
Israel to reopen Jordan border crossing for passage of aid and goods
Exclusive-Thailand says tariffs must not be used to force peace with Cambodia
Exclusive-Thailand says tariffs must not be used to force peace with Cambodia
Tanzania deploys police and army to prevent Independence Day protests
Tanzania deploys police and army to prevent Independence Day protests
Sudan's militia advances could trigger new refugee exodus, UNHCR chief warns
Sudan's militia advances could trigger new refugee exodus, UNHCR chief warns
Greek farmers continue nationwide blockades to protest delayed funding
Greek farmers continue nationwide blockades to protest delayed funding
