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Despite vacating the belt, Aspinall stressed that he was not retiring and remained determined to compete again.

Brent crude crosses $107 as Hormuz disruptions and Saudi pipeline shutdown threaten global oil supply.

The Spanish manager has been appointed South Korea's interim head coach following a disastrous World Cup campaign.

Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei says Iran does not interfere in Yemeni affairs.

US may be 'forced to intervene' in the Red Sea

State news channel, Al-Mamlaka, says the southern port of Aqaba was evacuated as a precaution.

At least 51 people rescued as search operation continues off the island of Gavnos near Crete.

Yemeni government forces have advanced in western Taiz after successfully repelling a Houthi offensive.

'Mbappe and I are the two best in the world,' Yamal says before claiming he'd deserve to win the prestigious award.

Organisers in Japan say they had 'neither the manpower nor the budget' to deal with the accommodation shortage.

Gunshots were heard at a polling station in the Muslim-majority Bangsamoro region of the southern Philippines.

Fashion industry leader wrestles PETA activists

More than 1,000 people have died from the disease over the past six months, despite record vaccinations this year.

Board of trustees recommends that the main building be closed immediately due to costs, US newspaper reports.

The story of the idea of a 'Greater Israel' and the Americans who want it to be a reality

Some 750,000 settlers live across more than 500 illegal settlements and outposts, as Israeli pogroms hit record highs.

Officials say more than 600 rescuers battle stormy seas in search for missing people.

Demonstrators burn tyres and block highways as protests over increased fuel prices grip Syrian cities.

Residents join firefighters battling forest fires that are threatening residential areas in Quito, Ecuador.

Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar labels Gaza genocide film 'vile' after it wins Venice Film Festival recognition.

Turkish police raid LGBTQ groups across major cities, detaining at least 63 in a major crackdown.

Genta Koja beat two-term incumbent Denny Tamaki, who wants a major US military base to be moved out of Okinawa.

A Russian drone struck a train near Ukraine-Poland border, shortly after Former UK PM Boris Johnson left the station.

The attempted power grab has exposed deep grievances within the army and tested Niger’s ties with its Sahelian allies.

However, deadly violence marred the elections one day before the polls open in the southern Philippine region.

Protests have erupted in Syria after the government raised fuel prices.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms hit Mecca creating dramatic scenes as worshippers prayed at the Grand Mosque.

Vandals spray red paint on Charlie Kirk statue days after its unveiling to mark one year since his death.

Fighting is intensifying in Yemen as Houthi fighters advance toward Saudi-backed government-held areas.

Oman says Hormuz talks with Iran and Gulf states are postponed 'in the interests of consensus'.