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Shakespearean actor Antony Sher dies aged 72

The award-winning theatre and film actor Antony Sher has died aged 72 after suffering from cancer, the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) announced on Friday

Twitter reacts as PM Khan asks nation to learn from the past

Journalist Hamid Mir and many other social media users on Twitter have put serious questions to Prime Minister Imran Khan who was elected to power in general elections of 2018.

French far-right pundit Zemmour launches presidential bid

Xi Jinping sends congratulations on UN meeting marking International Day of Solidarity with Palestinian People

Chinese President Xi Jinping has extended congratulations to a meeting held by the United Nations to observe the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People

French far-right pundit Zemmour expected to announce presidential run

Morocco to push for Israeli-Palestinian talks: king

Morocco to push for Israeli-Palestinian talks: King

Morocco will push for a resumption of Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations, King Mohammed VI said Monday, almost a year after his country renewed ties with the Jewish state

Online conspiracies fuel Dutch Covid unrest

Prominent Indian author calls new anti-Muslim Bollywood film 'dangerous'

Australia lists Hezbollah as 'terrorist organisation'

Israel starts Covid vaccine jabs for children as young as 5

Israel rolled out Covid-19 vaccinations for children aged five to 11 on Tuesday, one of only a handful of countries to inoculate minors that young as it seeks to ward off another pandemic wave

US author Noah Gordon dies age 95

Austria re-enters Covid lockdown as Europe battles virus surge

Ahead of the Christmas holidays, Austria shut its shops, restaurants and festive markets Monday, returning to lockdown in the most dramatic Covid-19 restriction seen in Western Europe for months

Tens of thousands rally against Covid curbs in Europe, Australia

English cricket racism row takes new turn with Hales blackface photo

German justice contaminated by Nazis in post-war years

Germany's justice system was still filled with former Nazis well into the 1970s, as the Cold War coloured efforts to root out fascists, according a damning official inquiry presented Thursday

Israel’s first interfaith delegation to UAE attends tolerance event at Expo

Tolerance is a way of life in the UAE: Omar Ghobash

Israel court rejects appeal over boy's return to Italy

An Israeli court has rejected an appeal against the return to family members in Italy of a child who survived a cable car accident, after his grandfather was accused of illegally taking him to Israel

US Envoy to UN to Tour Middle East Next Week

US Envoy to UN to Tour Middle East Next Week

US Envoy to UN to Tour Middle East Next Week

US Envoy to UN to Tour Middle East Next Week

US Envoy to UN to Tour Middle East Next Week