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Iran says 'good progress' in US talks, next round within a week

Zelensky says next Russia meeting soon as Geneva talks end

Hillary Clinton quizzed on Epstein, calls for Trump to testify

Man shot by Cuban coast guard wanted to spark uprising: ally

Canada optimistic North American free trade pact will survive

Dogs, birds and a calf rescued after deadly rains in Brazil

UK Labour party fights hard right, leftists in traditional stronghold

Thieves target high-value Pokemon cards as franchise turns 30

Will the fight to succeed 'El Mencho' spark a new wave of Mexico violence?

Argentina, Uruguay ratify EU-South America trade deal

UK supermarket suspends mackerel sales in 'stand against overfishing'

Afghan Taliban authorities publicly execute man for murder

A man convicted of murder was publicly executed at a stadium in eastern Afghanistan, witnesses told AFP on Tuesday, a punishment a UN rights monitor called "inhumane".

Race to get aid to Asia flood survivors as toll hits 1,300

Governments and aid groups in Indonesia and Sri Lanka worked Tuesday to rush aid to hundreds of thousands stranded by deadly flooding that has killed 1,300 people in four countries.

OECD raises US, eurozone growth targets as world economy 'resilient'

The world economy has been "surprisingly resilient" in the face of adversity this year, the OECD said Tuesday, raising its growth estimates for key economies, notably the US and the eurozone.

'Superhuman' Salah unhappy after being dropped, says Liverpool's Slot

Arne Slot admitted on Tuesday that "superhuman" Mohamed Salah was unhappy about being omitted from Liverpool's team for their vital 2-0 win against West Ham, but praised his attitude.

Major sports anti-doping conference opens with call for unity

World Anti-Doping Agency president Witold Banka on Tuesday called for unity in the fight against performance-enhancing drugs following a fracture with the United States.

Tens of thousands flock to pope's Beirut mass

Around 150,000 people gathered at Beirut's waterfront for mass with Pope Leo XIV on Tuesday morning, the highlight of the Catholic leader's visit to the capital, where he delivered a message of hope and peace.

Formula One title showdown: the road to Abu Dhabi

When the 2025 season revved into gear in Melbourne back in March, there was every expectation that this would be a championship to savour.

Pope Leo holds Beirut mass, visits port blast site

Tens of thousands of people gathered at Beirut's waterfront as Pope Leo XIV held mass on Tuesday morning, the highlight of the Catholic leader's visit to the capital.

Hong Kong leader says independent committee to probe fire

Hong Kong's leader said on Tuesday that an independent committee will investigate the cause of the city's deadliest fire in decades, after authorities found substandard building materials had accelerated the blaze, which killed 151 people last week.

How deforestation turbocharged Indonesia's deadly floods

The deadly flooding that has killed hundreds in Indonesia was largely the result of monsoon rains and a rare tropical storm. But something else may have played a role: deforestation.

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