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Palestinian ambulance narrowly escapes Israeli military vehicle during raid
Israeli raid in West Bank's Nablus kills at least two and injures dozens
Syrians in a Turkish earthquake emergency camp feel the pain of losing homes again
The National visits the Turkish city of Osmaniye where hundreds have died and thousands are displaced
Ronaldo and Messi train in Riyadh and Doha before historic friendly
PSG will play Ronaldo's new club Al Nassr in Riyadh as the Portuguese superstar and world's highest paid athlete makes his debut
Louvre Abu Dhabi welcomes Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece
'Saint John the Baptist' will be on display in the UAE for the next two years
Donald Trump gives a huge hint he will run for president in 2024
He raised the strong possibility of a comeback during a rally in Iowa
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UAE's tourism surge, queen's coffin in Edinburgh - Trending
Thoraya Abdullahi gives a round-up of today's trends
Five of the Queen's last public appearances
After months out of the spotlight, Queen Elizabeth II made a rare public appearance appointing Liz Truss as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
VR brings world’s holiest sites to your home
Israeli-Canadian company Blimey has developed a virtual reality tool that offers an immersive glimpse into spiritual sites
Canadian stabbing suspect dies after being captured by police
Ten people were killed in a weekend attack around an indigenous tribal reserve in Hague, Saskatchewan.
Firefighters in California battle to control wildfires
Firefighters have been battling the 'Fairview Fire' near Hemet, in California, as the western US bakes under extreme heat
Escaped chimp in Kharkiv returns to zoo on bicycle
Zoo officials say the animal has been returned safely to its enclosure
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle attend One Young World summit in Manchester
The annual forum connects and promotes young leaders, giving them a global platform
Floods displace 33 million citizens and kill more than 1,300 in Pakistan
Thousands stranded in villages across Pakistan's southern Sindh province were rescued by authorities after unprecedented flooding
Man arrested after climbing to the top of The Shard in London
YouTube star Adam Lockwood, 21, scaled the 310-metre building barefoot
Nasa to launch Artemis Moon mission on Saturday
The launch was postponed due to a temperature problem with one of the rocket's liquid-fuel engines