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Children with Down syndrome perform in Damascus talent show
The talent show had 20 children perform in front of hundreds of people in the city's old town
Aardvark pup born at San Diego Zoo
The aardvark is the first pup to be born at the California zoo in nearly 40 years
US Federal Reserve raises interest rate by 0.75 percentage points
Rate rise was biggest by US central bank since 1994 and came after recent data showed little progress in inflation battle
Russia says death sentence for foreign fighters a deterrent to others
Three foreign fighters have been sentenced to death after being captured in Ukraine
US announces $1bn more aid to Ukraine
US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin confirmed Washington will send an additional $1 billion in military aid to Ukraine, the largest single tranche of weapons and equipment since the war began
UAE releases 71 falcons into wild in Kazakhstan
The Sheikh Zayed Falcon Release Programme has released a total of 2,159 into the wild in Kazakhstan
Nato chief: Allies committed to Ukraine military aid
Nato Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said the alliance will continue to supply Ukraine with heavy weapons and long-range systems
Saudi Arabian media confirms Biden's visit
US President Joe Biden will visit the kingdom in his July Middle East trip
UK's first Rwanda deportation flight cancelled
A last-minute intervention by the European Court of Human Rights blocked the flight
Memorials mark five years since Grenfell Tower blaze
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended a memorial service in honour of the 72 people killed in the fire
Strawberry Moon: when the full moon is closest to Earth
The Strawberry Moon was given its name because of the strawberry harvest that occurs around the same time
Flooding batters Yellowstone National Park
Record flooding and mudslides force closure of all entrances to the park
January 6 panel debunks Trump's election fraud claims
Claims by former US president Donald Trump came under fire in second hearing by US House committee
Water from air: How a Tunisian start-up aims to battle water scarcity
The Kumulus machine is inspired by the formation of morning dew to produce drinkable water
Spaniards struggle to keep cool during earliest heat wave in 40 years
Temperatures are rising above 40ºC in parts of central and southern Spain
