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Albania repatriates five women and 14 children from ISIS detention camp in Syria
The women and the children from the troubled Al Hol camp were related to Albanian ISIS fighters in Syria and Iraq.
Karachi in lockdown after Delta variant deaths
Pakistani authorities have imposed a lockdown in the southern Sindh province, including Karachi, because of a recent surge in Covid-19 cases.
Argentina lakes turn neon pink in extraordinary phenomenon
Two lakes in Patagonia, Argentina, have turned neon pink in a yet unexplained phenomenon that local environmentalists fear could be harmful and caused by industrial contamination.
Biden receives ‘there’s something on your chin’ letter amid meeting
US President Joe Biden was hosting a virtual meeting on July 30 when an aide handed him a note that read, "Sir, there is something on your chin".
Drone footage shows extent of Colorado mudslide traffic
More than 100 people had to spend the night on a main road, including nearly 30 who took refuge in a tunnel, after rain triggered mudslides in western Colorado.
Turkey detains 208 Afghan migrants heading for Europe
Turkey detained 208 undocumented Afghan migrants who were in a boat in the Aegean sea heading for Europe.
UAE says Eid saw Covid-19 cases decline and promises gradual return to normal life
UAE authorities on Tuesday said a fall in Covid-19 infections will mark a return to offices for workers and the cautious resumption of tourism and economic activity.
Watch as meteor spectacularly lights up Texas
A meteor shot across the night sky over Waxahachie, Texas, on Sunday, July 25. The video of the meteor was captured by a home security camera.
Seven new Covid-19 cases bring Olympics total to 155
Tokyo Olympics reported seven games-related Covid-19 cases on July 27, including two athletes. That brings the total number of infections since July 1 to 155.
Meet the Iraqi swimmer who lost one leg and zero hope
A victim of the war against ISIS, Mortaza Shakir Mahmood was injured in a car bomb in Mosul on April 23, 2014, a tragedy that made him lose a leg, but not hope.
Iranians protest against power cuts amid drought
Dozens took to the streets of Tehran on Monday, with some people chanting "political" slogans, state TV reported.
Watch how a police helicopter rescued two men stranded by Arizona floods
An aviation unit with the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office rescued a driver and passenger after their vehicle got stuck in floodwaters in Arizona.
Iraqi activist Fatima Al Bahadili's son killed in Basra
The son of one of Basra’s most prominent female activists was found dead on Saturday evening, after he was reportedly kidnapped by an unknown group.
Watch the moment a deadly landslide hit northern India
Nine people were killed by a landslide in the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh on Sunday, July 25, after boulders fell on the vehicle they were travelling in.
Watch: Israel strikes Khan Yunis in Gaza
Israel hit the Gaza Strip with air strikes. The attack targeted an open area north of the enclave and a militant training site in Khan Yunis.
