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Trump takes step closer to securing third consecutive nomination for the Republican Party after key ballot.

Ukraine shoots down spy and command planes in major losses for Russia; Zelenskiy pushing peace formula at Davos

Gibraltar Eagle vessel not seriously damaged in assault that raises some doubts over efficacy of UK-US action

Following the October 7 attack by Hamas, Israeli forces have carried out sustained attacks on the Palestinian controlled territory, dividing the international community.

Editorial: Seoul believes that Kim Jong-un sees 10-year-old Ju-ae as his successor. A female leader would be a dramatic change – but not a shift towards equality

The recent return of violence to Lebanon derails hope that the worst of the crises that have plagued the country over the past four years have been left behind.

Voters kick off the US Republican presidential nomination race Monday with caucuses in freezing Iowa, the first major test of whether Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis have any hope against scandal-plagued front-runner Donald Trump -- or will have to accept cold political reality.

The UN calls for international support in providing aid to Ukraine amidst the ongoing crisis, reminding the world not to forget the country's urgent needs.

Aidarus al-Zoubaidi says government ground forces must supplement air attacks and urges west to help

Latest polls place Donald Trump as clear frontrunner for party’s nomination in first round of voting in 2024 primary

The heads of three major U.N. agencies are warning that Gaza urgently needs more aid or its desperate population will suffer widespread famine and disease