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Former Abercrombie & Fitch CEO charged with operating sex-trafficking ring
Abercrombie's Mike Jeffries and associates lured dozens of young men into sex acts from 2008-2015, says indictment.
Austria’s president tasks centre-right with forming government
Far-right Freedom Party came top in last month's election but other parties have refused to govern with them.
El Chapo’s sons discussing plea with US government: Lawyer
Joaqin Guzman Lopez and his brothers are accused of taking the reins of the Sinaloa cartel after their father's arrest.
Video shows Israeli strike collapse multi-storey building in Beirut
Video captured the moment an Israeli missile attack collapsed a multi-storey apartment building in southern Beirut.
Russia’s Putin welcomes world leaders for three-day BRICS summit
President Putin hosts leaders including Xi and Modi at summit of bloc of developing economies.
Lee Hsien Yang, youngest son of Singapore founder, claims asylum in the UK
Lee Hsien Yang says he was granted asylum due to Singapore's 'persecution' against him and his family.
How India and China pulled back from a border war — and why now
The agreement allows the resumption of patrols along the disputed border in the Ladakh region.
What Sinwar’s death reveals about war- and peacemaking in Palestine
The West has tried to portray Hamas’s leader as an ‘obstacle’ to peace, hoping to obscure reality.
Russian invasion sends Ukraine population plummeting by 10 million: UN
Exodus of refugees, collapsing fertility and war deaths, reportedly depleted Ukrainian numbers by about 25 percent.
Hezbollah claims responsibility for drone attack on Netanyahu holiday home
Hezbollah spokesman also acknowledges that some of the group's fighters have been taken captive by the Israeli military.