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Iraq's Al Sadr freezes his movement for at least a year to fight 'corruption'
Shiite cleric closes Twitter account and says only religious arm of his organisation will continue to operate
RSF militia poses danger to security, says Sudan army
Military warns recent movements by powerful group could lead to clashes
Myanmar’s junta admits air strikes that killed at least 50, including schoolchildren
Some of the dead were people in civilian clothes, military spokesman says
Saudi Crown Prince and top Biden aide hail 'progress' in ending Yemen war
Call between Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Jake Sullivan came amid encouraging signs on efforts to wind down the conflict
Biden signs bill ending US Covid state of emergency
More than a million have died of the illness in the US over the past three years
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres in surprise visit to Somalia
Trip comes amid a large-scale government offensive against insurgents and the region’s worst drought in decades
French Alps avalanche kills at least six and injures several
Two mountain guides are thought to be among the dead, while two people are missing
Who is Karen McDougal, the second woman paid hush money in Donald Trump’s criminal case?
On her website, she describes herself as a model, columnist, advocate and spokeswoman
Limiting warming to 2°C may prevent 80% of Mena's heat-related deaths
Study suggests how region could avoid worst effects of global warming
Photo essay: How demonstrations erupted around the world in March
From pension reform in France to a judiciary overhaul in Israel, plenty of issues brought people out onto the streets worldwide
