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Divided world 'on thin ice' in tackling religious hatred, UN told
Human rights debate in Geneva hears of differing views on banning the burning of holy texts
Ukraine aims to get air traffic restart ready for take off
Kyiv in talks with insurers in London to resume commercial flights despite challenges posed by war
EU centre-right sends Ursula von der Leyen into battle for second term
European People's Party pledges asylum crackdown similar to UK's Rwanda plan
Iran hits 'new nuclear heights' as uranium stockpile grows
Tehran is preparing for further expansion of enrichment capabilities, western diplomats warn
Warmest February ever extends streak of climate records
Mild European winter pushes temperatures 1.8°C above pre-industrial levels
University Challenge student wins damages over anti-Semitism claim
Peer retracts criticism of astrophysics student Melika Gorgianeh over soft toy octopus
US bombers fly over Sweden as Nato gets to know its new borders
Arctic drills simulate an attack on Nato's new territory in Sweden and Finland
Clean power puts CO2 growth at Great Depression-era level
Boom in wind and solar helping to contain global carbon emissions – but they are still rising
Germany on the defensive after Russian spying scandal
Leaked military tape causes anger as ministers blame a WebEx security blunder
UN nuclear watchdog to restart talks with Syria
IAEA director general Rafael Grossi to visit Damascus for talks on 'remaining issues' relating to alleged nuclear site destroyed in 2007
Insurers back Ukraine to build on Black Sea grain victory
London war insurance scheme widened beyond grain exports to cover iron ore and steel
Women and girls being 'erased from public life' in Afghanistan
UN rapporteur warns against 'inching towards acceptance' of Taliban rule
UAE gets 10/10 for 'strong and stable economy' in world rankings
Brand Finance's soft power rankings show Gulf states gaining in global standing
Masdar says momentum is high in post-Cop28 clean power drive
Chief executive Mohamed Jameel Al Ramahi welcomes Dubai deal at London conference
Britain told not to relax despite 'fluke' climate progress
UK beats 'carbon budget' by 15 per cent but is warned against easing targets
