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In the past year, about 52 people were killed by the remnants of war
Blues win 3-2 on the night but lose 5-4 on aggregate after Benzema's extra-time strike
In a school playground in the Russian-held Ukrainian town of Volnovakha, pupils listen to a recording of the Russian anthem
British prime minister issued a full apology but refused to resign after being fined for attending a party in Downing Street at the height of the pandemic
Indian armed forces have rescued 46 tourists who were trapped mid-air for nearly 40 hours after two cable cars collided on a hilltop ropeway that left two people dead in eastern Jharkhand state
Various items from space history, including the first lunar sample, will hit the auction block at Bonhams New York
The Ukrainian President called on the West to impose strong sanctions that would deter even talk of using such arms
Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer was in Russia to seek either an end to the conflict in Ukraine or humanitarian solutions for civilians there
The US seeks more help from India in applying economic pressure on Russia
The criminals posed as officers from the irrigation department
Libyan authorities have received nine ancient artifacts including funerary stone heads, urns and pottery that were returned by the United States after being smuggled out of the North African country
'The National' dishes on the best Washington restaurants to break your fast
We have tried a selection of iftar meals to break your Ramadan fast in Washington DC and picked out three restaurants of Turkish, Palestinian and Afghan cuisines that you must try
Drug trafficking has been rising in Iraq since the 2003 US-led invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein
The Ukrainian embassy in Cairo says a vessel loaded with wheat bought by Egypt was prevented by Russia from sailing, a claim the Russian embassy denies
