Ukrainian and Russian grain deal could be extended past November; Western commercial satellites could be targeted by Russia

The March on Rome resulted in a coup d’état and Mussolini’s rise to power

Delegations from Russia and Ukraine are among those meeting in Australia this week to decide the future of Antarctica's pristine waters.

"It's hypocritical. Sanna Marin has been talking a lot about human rights in Ukraine [...] but when it comes to Sámi she doesn't care."

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Italy's right-wing Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has won the second and final vote of confidence required by the constitution to govern.

Hundreds of protesters poured into the streets to mark 40 days since the death in custody of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, whose tragedy sparked Iran's biggest antigovernment movement in over a decade.

Commemoration ceremony for the 20th anniversary of the Nord-Ost hostage siege held in Moscow

The European Medicines Agency warns that the pandemic is not over and that it expects a new wave of COVID-19 infections to start within a week

The UK's new prime minister has faced calls for a general election just two days into the job.

Russian occupation officials continued to indicate that efforts to relocate civilians in Kherson Oblast to the east bank of the Dnipro River are part of a wider resettlement scheme.

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MPs voted to amend the country's current legislation on abortions, which dates back to 1970.

As Brazil's presidential run-off approaches, the country's indigenous people hope for improvement but fear nothing will change for them no matter who is elected

NGOs say the illegal posts are used to monitor and silence political opponents and dissidents abroad. Beijing rejects the claims.

Ankara has denounced allegations of chemical weapons as a campaign of "disinformation".

"We know that our democracy is still a work in progress and that when peace comes we must be ready to get back to work."

The purchase could open up the possibility of Beijing politically instrumentalising part of Germany's -- and Europe's -- critical infrastructure.

The state-owned company was found criminally responsible for the accident, the deadliest in France since 1988.

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A race to be mayor of a remote Peruvian town has been decided on the flip of a coin.

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"To return now is again to expose yourself, your children, and all your vulnerable relatives, who may be either sick or with limited mobility.”

Kosovo's PM Albin Kurti first announced the implementation period to be over at the start of September but has later extended the deadline to 31 October.

Ukraine's nuclear energy operator says Russian forces have carried out secret construction work at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant.

Putin chaired the new committee on Tuesday, stressing the need to “gain higher tempo in all areas”.

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Approximately fifty students were at the rally, with some having been reportedly hit with batons.

Washington claims Russia's decision to announce the drills lowers the risk of miscalculation.

The Pope said peace in Europe had been “trampled upon” at an ecumenical event in Rome.

Deputy Head of the EU mission to Bosnia Aurelie Valtat made the comment as thousands of troops from 20 different countries take part in drills.

New prime minister Giorgia Meloni outlined her grand plans for Italy in a maiden speech to parliament on Tuesday.

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"Detergent [in Ukraine] is cheaper than in Romania ... [by] about two euros", said one Romanian shopper, venturing into the war-torn country.

More than 5,600 migrants have died since January 2021 trying to reach Europe, according to the International Organisation for Migration.

These are the latest developments in the Ukraine war you need to know today.

Frank-Walter Steinmeier said his trip was focused on helping Ukraine repair its destroyed infrastructure, besides bolstering military support.

Santiago Sánchez's family says they last heard from him on October 2, the day after he crossed the Iraq-Iran border.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's spokesman, Nabil Abu Rdeneh, issued a statement in which he described the raid in Nablus as a war crime.

The US basketball player was convicted in Moscow on drug charges in August.

The 21-year-old was found guilty of supporting the terror attack on Instagram.

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The Emir of Qatar said on Tuesday that criticism raised about his country's treatment of migrant workers and the LGBT community ahead of the World Cup was "slander".

As Danes go to the polls on 1 November, here's everything you need to know about the vote.

He was formally asked to form a government by King Charles on Tuesday afternoon, making Sunak the UK's 57th prime minister.

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The two leaders are believed to have discussed the Ukraine war and peace prospects

The conference, hosted by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and the European Commission, will not involve concrete pledges of cash towards the estimated €750 billion reconstruction cost.

The target was a concert held by an ethnic minority group in conflict with the ruling military, opposition groups and media reported.

About 25,000 people have been relocated from the southern Ukrainian city since Tuesday as Moscow anticipates a major Ukrainian advance.