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Read MoreIndia bypasses own rules to buy Israeli phone-hacking techIndia's expansive surveillance capabilities extend beyond cloning phones to accessing cloud-based data of tech giants.
Read MoreTen police officers, 18 fighters killed in northwest Pakistan attackOfficers were returning from a mine in Kohat district when fighters opened fire on them, authorities say.
Read MoreXi Jinping says Taiwan ‘reunification’ with China must happenXi Jinping, President of China, has called for the peaceful ‘reunification’ of Taiwan with China.
Read MoreMississippi elects first Black Senator since 1874Democrat Scott Colom has won Mississippi’s Senate race, becoming the state’s first Black senator since 1874.
Read MorePhotos: Protesters clash with police after housing cost rallies in SpainAnger over housing affordability and purchasing power leads to clashes amid Spain's first general strike in 14 years.
Read MoreIran open to deal if US ‘refrains from excessive demands’, says GhalibafIran’s chief negotiator says Iran is open to a deal if the US refrains from creating distrust and excessive demands.
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Read MoreNetanyahu’s legacy: Personality politics reshapes Israeli democracyNetanyahu's fight for political survival turns the parliament's opening into a scene of insults and acrimony.
Read MoreIndonesia vice president resigns amid dispute over eligibilityGibran Rakabuming Raka, son of former President Joko Widodo, resigns as court questions his overseas education.
Read MoreSheikh Hasina must return to Bangladesh to face her sentenceDelhi should ensure that its territory is not used to incite violence in Bangladesh or threaten its people.
Read MoreIt is time for a change of leadership in the Democratic Party in the USThe Democrats need to deliver on an ambitious agenda, and they need new energy and new voices to do so.
Read MoreFrom Pong to GTA VI: Play your way through 50 years of video gamesVideo games are now a $200bn business. Play through the six games that tell the story of how they got there.
Read MoreFrench guard collapses as Macron rushes to helpA member of the French honour guard collapsed during Slovak President Peter Pellegrini’s arrival at the Elysee Palace.
Read MoreMore than 300 migrants rescued off Spain’s Canary IslandsMore than 300 migrants were rescued off Spain’s Canary Islands amid a surge in Atlantic crossings.
Read MoreFighting intensifies in Yemen as Houthis deny targeting MeccaWorld Health Organization says more than 320,000 people have been displaced in Yemen fighting since August 1.
Read MoreBolivia arrests former judge on suspicion of drug traffickingArrests in Bolivia linked to a US-backed security alliance crackdown on drug cartels in Latin America.
Read MoreIran’s chief negotiator tells Al Jazeera ‘ball in US court’Iran’s chief negotiator says it’s up to the US to answer Iran’s position in the latest round of peace talks.
Read MoreAmnesty says UN, South Sudan officials failed to prevent village massacrePeacekeepers knew of likely raid on Abiemnom, where more than 200 people were killed, according to rights group report.
Read MoreIran warns of expanded retaliation as Israel reportedly readies to attackIsraeli security cabinet orders military to step up preparations for a possible attack on Iran, Israeli media reports.
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