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The $164,000 space balloon flight preparing to rise from Saudi Arabia
Spanish company Halo Space unveils capsule design for luxury four-hour flight to see the sunrise
'Two years to save the planet': UN's Stiell sets up climate race
Simon Stiell urges rich countries to view bold plans as being in their interests before 2025 deadline
European states must protect citizens from climate change, court rules
Swiss campaigners say landmark ruling will set precedent across Europe
Germany defends its Israel stance at UN's highest court
Germany's lawyers say arms sales to Israel and funding cuts to UNRWA do not breach international law
ICJ asked to use 'weapon of law' to curb German support for Israel
Nicaragua asks court 'on behalf of the Palestinian people' to end German arms sales fuelling Gaza war
Drone attack on Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant marks 'major escalation'
Russia and Ukraine exchange blame for attack on Zaporizhzhia site
Germany is complicit in genocide by arming Israel, ICJ to hear
Case brought by Nicaragua asks The Hague court to rule on Israel and restore funding for UNRWA
UN rights council demands halt to arms sales to Israel
Resolution also calls for immediate ceasefire and emergency humanitarian access
Wembley hears Ramadan call to prayer at 'very positive' iftar
Campaigners for Muslim inclusion in sport among 300 guests at home of English football
Germany gears up for cyber warfare with fourth military branch
Revamp of armed forces meant to prepare country in era of Russian threats to Nato
UK defends arms sales after Israeli attack kills aid workers
PM Rishi Sunak stands by export regime after three UK nationals killed in attack on aid convoy
Ukraine opens war damage claims in bid to make Russia pay
Kyiv wants Kremlin assets confiscated and its leadership prosecuted for aggression against Ukraine
Germany's climate activists: From public stunts to the ballot box
Group that defaced Brandenburg Gate will put up 12 candidates at European Parliament elections in June
Polar prayers: Ramadan in the Arctic Circle
Equinox offers 'semi-normal' rhythm for polar Muslims after 20-hour fasts in recent years
Which countries have resumed funding to UNRWA in Gaza?
Some donors pledge funds to aid agency in exchange for reforms, while others await outcome of investigations
