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EU seeks new talks on Nagorno-Karabakh, boosts aid to Armenia
European Council President Charles Michel says dialogue and diplomacy needed to resolve crisis.
Putin hints Russia could return to nuclear testing
The Russian president says Moscow could 'theoretically' withdraw from landmark nuclear test ban treaty.
‘Nothing changes’: Argentine voters express exasperation ahead of elections
In the wake of Argentina’s first 2023 presidential debate, voters weigh in on the economy, abortion and Javier Milei.
AI and Democracy
People & Power investigates how AI-generated disinformation could threaten elections and democracies around the world.
Iran authorities deny arresting mother of Armita Geravand
Rights group says security forces arrest the mother of a teenager in a coma after an alleged confrontation with police.
‘Where’s the crowd?’: Fans deride empty stadium at Cricket World Cup opener
Cricket fans slam organisers as the ICC Cricket World Cup gets underway amidst thousands of empty seats in Ahmedabad.
Families of jailed Tunisian opposition ask ICC to investigate president
Relatives go to The Hague to pressure the court to go after leaders in Tunis over alleged rights abuses.
Ukraine says 49 killed in Russian attack on Kharkiv village
Ukrainian officials say boy, age six, among those killed in attack, which appeared to be one of the deadliest in months.
Senegal cracks down on Europe refugee boats: Will others follow?
The West African nation's navy is stopping refugee boats at record rates. But who does that help — other than Europe?
Interwoven struggles: The green paradox meets the Palestine paradox
Marwan Bishara explains how and why the struggles for Palestinian liberation and climate justice became one and the same