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Tablet of Sumerian saga was destined for Hobby Lobby’s Museum of the Bible
Big shows in Central Park are in stark contrast to the UN’s annual event a few blocks away
Houthi wins in Marib and Al Bayda could deal a death blow to Yemen’s internationally recognised government
Cost would be 500,000 displaced people and $19.5m in lost hydrocarbon revenue each month, aid group says
Report shows 'grim and chilling trajectory' for civilian death rate as Taliban make blitzkrieg gains
Washington wants to relocate Afghans facing death threats and worse from emboldened Taliban
Turkish President Erdogan's calls for a two-state island were rebuffed by the UN's top body
UN rights chief blames water shortages in south-western Iran on years of mismanagement
Flights are working again, but roads and bridges into the Ethiopian region have been destroyed or blocked by fighting
Lack of accountability for Beirut blast has spurred Lebanon’s political and economic crisis
Punitive US actions derail programme offering life-saving treatment overseas for Venezuelan patients
Plans to reopen abandoned resort in breach of UN Security Council resolutions have triggered American backlash
Famine looms as game-changing rebel counteroffensive moves beyond Tigray’s borders
Southern part of the country has faced a ‘terrifying’ increase of 480 per cent and vaccines are hard to find
Garner’s 2014 death still drives calls for even-handed policing in a city with rising crime rates
