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Nadia Murad: 'Reports of sexual violence in Ukraine should alarm us all'
Yazidi women's rights activist and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate warns UN of 'rape and brutality' in conflict
Finland to decide on Nato membership in weeks
The Ukraine war has pushed the neutral Nordic country to make the first move towards joining the alliance
Bus crash kills 10 people in Egypt
Among the victims were four French tourists and one Belgian, who were travelling to the tourist destination of Abu Simbel
Joe Biden unveils new rule to fight against so-called ghost guns
Ghost guns are privately made firearms that are not marked with a serial number and are difficult for police to trace when used to commit a crime
Manhole explosion causes panic in New York City
Pedestrians were seen running in the streets near Times Square after hearing the blast
Bahrain fires Ramadan cannon in public for first time in two years
The tradition, which originated in Egypt in the 15th century and signals the end of fasting, had been restricted for two years due to the coronavirus pandemic
Train station hit by missile in Ukraine
Fifty people were killed in the attack, which came as people were attempting to evacuate the area
Four private astronauts blast off to the International Space Station
The Ax-1 mission will mark the first all-commercial team of astronauts to use ISS for its intended purpose as an orbiting laboratory
Ursula von der Leyen appears visibly shocked during Ukraine visit
The EU Commission President was shown mass graves in the town of Bucha, where Ukraine accuses Russian forces of killing hundreds of civilians
Ukrainian President: 'Much worse discoveries outside Bucha'
Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the destruction left by Russian troops in the town of Borodyanka was 'much more horrific' than the situation uncovered in the nearby town of Bucha
Two killed in Tel Aviv shooting
It is the latest of several attacks in Israel in which 13 people have been killed over the past month
Ketanji Brown Jackson is confirmed to the US Supreme Court
She will be the first black woman to serve on the high court in its 233-year history
Top US general: Iran's Quds Force should not be delisted as foreign terrorist organisation
The US has been considering removing the IRGC from its blacklist in return for Iranian assurances about reining in the elite force
World's thinnest skyscraper opens to residents
Steinway Tower, on Billionaires' Row in Manhattan, is only 17.5 metres wide and 435 metres tall
US seizes Russian oligarch's yacht in Spain
The 'Tango' is owned by close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, Viktor Vekselberg
