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Trump’s White House chief of staff pleads not guilty in Georgia case
Mark Meadows joins Trump and other co-defendants in waiving formal arraignment hearings in US election subversion case.
Why would North Korea’s Kim and Russia’s Putin want to meet?
Moscow seeking to quash Kyiv counteroffensive while Pyongyang is extending pace of missile testing.
Taiwan’s President Tsai begins visit to Eswatini, last ally in Africa
Tsai is visiting Eswatini, formerly known as Swaziland, as African country marks 55 years of independence.
‘Sport has power’: Luol Deng on South Sudan, basketball and inspiring hope
The former NBA star talks to Al Jazeera about building South Sudan's basketball team and why sport can change lives.
Retiring de Kock named in South Africa’s pace-heavy Cricket World Cup squad
Temba Bavuma will lead the Proteas while Quinton de Kock will end his ODI career after the tournament in India.
Spain women’s team coach Jorge Vilda fired amid Rubiales kiss fallout
Vilda fired less than three weeks after Spain won the Women's World Cup and amid scandal involving the federation chief.
Who is Jacob Lew, Biden’s nominee for US ambassador to Israel?
Lew, an outspoken supporter of Israel and former secretary of the US Treasury, holds extensive government experience.
Ministerial meeting heralds warmer relations between Greece and Turkey
Foreign ministers meet in Ankara saying they seek to reach 'common ground' to resolve decades-old disputes.
Torrential rains batter Greece after wildfires
Storm Daniel floods homes and roads in central Greece prompting authorities to order vehicles off the streets.
South Africa announces inquiry into Johannesburg fire that killed 76 people
At least 76 people died in the fire at a building abandoned by authorities and hijacked by illegal 'landlords'.