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'We’re not against anyone and we’re not in favour of anyone,' says AFC President Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa.

New Zealand reach their highest home total against India, 225-4, but Sanju Samson hits fifty to top the record in chase.

Residents in Yemen’s Taiz are facing severe food and water shortages as a Houthi blockade cuts off a key supply route.

Drone attacks on supply lines and safe cities are taking a devastating toll on civilians.

With government backing and little accountability, an ominous pattern casts a shadow over the Palestinian olive harvest.

Thursday's planned demonstrations are outlawed in parts of Paris, Lyon, Lille and Grenoble.

Prosecutors have requested a 12-year prison sentence for Leopoldo Luque, one of seven healthcare professionals on trial.

An endangered shark swam back into a canal in South Korea after rescuers had led it back out to sea.

The vulnerability allows a hacker to change a website or extract data, including personal information.

US orders diplomatic staff out of Saudi Arabia amid escalating conflict and reports of potential US strikes on Iran.

Eastern Libya’s parliament backs a sea border pact with Ankara, a shift that analysts say redraws Libya’s alliances.

Until now, the virus was considered non-transferable to humans, making the patient the first documented human case.

ASEAN's consensus-driven approach and a lack of enforcement mechanisms make legal action difficult, experts say.

US President Donald Trump praised a man who punched a protester at a midterm election rally held in South Carolina.

Tom Barrack says Washington's relationship with the Middle East needs to change from one of control to one of support.

Firebrand student leader has become face of the youth protest movement taking on Modi's Hindu majoritarian government.

El-Sayed and Rogers also tackle immigration in Michigan while Kansas candidates spar over Ukraine.

Civilian with a disability shot dead during raid in Jamla, in western Deraa countryside, SANA reports.

Anger over housing, wages and public services tests European governments facing debt pressures and looming elections.

Overnight attacks on Kyiv injured 15 people, while two were injured in Moscow as Russia said it intercepted 163 drones.

Brazil’s two presidential candidates Lula and Bolsonaro are trying to win over the 30 million voters.

The tech giant has been accused of misleading users regarding data privacy linked to the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

Yemen's government forces launched hundreds of strikes on Houthi locations, a spokesperson says.

Benjamin Netanyahu’s opponents are promising a change to Israeli politics, but are their policies really that different?

Former US President Bill Clinton quoted the Quran during a speech in Florida condemning discrimination against Muslims.

Ukraine says 'appeasement' will not end war as Russian attacks kill 1, injure 22 in its capital.

Russia’s nuclear expertise, close ties with Tehran and negotiation experience could give Moscow an edge as a mediator.

Atlanta's Reese has become the only woman in history to record consecutive double-doubles in three WNBA Finals games.

Class action could be first in Australia to blame social media for harming its users.

The Iranian national anthem was played for athletes from Taiwan and Mongolia, prompting Nagoya's mayor to apologise.