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Police hunting for masterminds behind assassination of Jovenel Moise at his home

Dispute about voting in East Jerusalam and split in Fatah delay first elections in 15 years

Speculation swirls over Putin’s intentions in Ukraine and Belarus amid tensions with West

Government-military standoff in Yerevan continues after alleged ‘coup attempt’

Strike call made by Civil Disobedience Movement group leading resistance to coup

Two protesters killed on Saturday as military struggles to quell protests against coup

First concrete step by Biden administration to deliver on promise to rejoin 2015 accord

Brussels also urges Hungary to allow top independent radio station to stay on air

China says British broadcaster ‘violated requirements that news should be truthful and fair’

Thousands join demonstrations after most violent day of protests thus far

Weekend incursions see largest number of Chinese bombers enter zone for several years

Tens of thousands answer protest call from jailed campaigner Alexei Navalny

US president denies telling widow of soldier killed in Niger that he ‘knew what he signed up for’

‘Clearly he’s a colourful guy,’ says US president following Philippine leader’s comment

Motion says former NSA contractor should be recognised as ‘human rights defender’

Hajji Mutazz was a ‘primary co-ordinator’ in moving weapons between Iraq and Syria

Politicians express indignation, real or feigned, at NSA intelligence gathering