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The employees, most of them Yemenis, are accused of spying and espionage
Some politicians and right-wing commentators seem to be showing their true colours in the mayoral campaign after the war in Gaza
Aid chief Tom Fletcher warns of 'an even darker hell'
Rafael Grossi says Tehran has given 'security reasons' for restricting access to Natanz, Isfahan and Fordow
Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman says he is disappointed by the latest violence in Gaza
Report says global military and economic ties have helped sustain Israel’s campaign
Affordability the defining issue, with frontrunner Zohran Mamdani pledging cheaper food and rent
Diplomats begin informal discussions over selection of successor to Secretary General Antonio Guterres, who is to step down in December 2026
UN agencies sound alarm in an appeal for urgent action to help millions of civilians trapped by civil war
Negotiations in Security Council continue over creation of new force expected to disarm Hamas but expert says 'reality and theory are going to be different'
President repeats US or allies will disarm Palestinian group by force if necessary
Saudi Arabia's motion to defer discussions passed by simple majority
US has launched military strikes against alleged drug-smuggling boats, killing 27 people
Hannah Tetteh urges Libyan factions to complete the roadmap’s first steps within the next month
US-drafted resolution was circulated among the Council’s 15 members on October 9
