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Barrett is a Conservative, and Trump's appointment brings the court closer to the right.
Biden has declared that he is ready to debate the embattled US president ahead of elections, as the pair are set to clash over a host of issues.
Malaysian PM wins crucial victory in state polls
The country's prime minister celebrates a narrow victory in state elections, as his hold on power wavers.
Muslim man sues employers after Cognac prize switch fallout
The Lainston House hotel was ordered to pay £2500 to Zakaria Kioua for 'injury to feelings.'
Rouhani condemns US for 'crimes' against Iran
People should blame Washington for the "crimes and pressure" facing Iran, Hassan Rouhani said on Saturday.
Iranian asylum seeker stuck in limbo on divided Cyprus
Omid Tootian, whose songs are critical of the Iranian regime, fears a return to the TRNC may lead Turkish authorities to repatriate him to Iran.
UAE to promote Dubai as 'hub for Israeli businesses'
A Memorandum of Understanding [MoU] was signed between the state-owned Dubai Free Zone Authority [DAFZA] and the Federation of Israeli Chambers ...
Malaysia PM faces major test in state polls
The outcome of the Sabah state elections, in which 1.1 million people are eligible to vote for 73 assembly seats, will be a key test of ...
A shameful free pass for war crimes in Iraq
Comment: The 'Overseas Operations Bill' denies justice to victims of torture perpetrated by British armed forces, and contravenes international ...
Anti-Qatar lobby erodes US press freedom with AJ+ ruling
Comment: Forcing AJ+ to register as a foreign agent raises serious questions about foreign influence on US politics, and is a worrying attack on ...
British police 'may deploy Israeli drones'
Police in the United Kingdom are considering using an Israeli drone which was utilised against Palestinians in the 2014 operation on the ...
Sudan, Oman 'to normalise ties with Israel next week'
Oman and Sudan could announce normalisation deals with Israel as soon as next week, according to reports.
Syria releases employees of under-fire tycoon Makhlouf
Dozens of current and former employees of President Bashar al-Assad's embattled billionaire cousin Rami Makhlouf have been released.
UN watchdog: 'Staggering' $36M embezzled in South Sudan
The UN commission and other watchdogs have long warned that officials are siphoning off millions of dollars from South Sudan's weak economy.
Israel's Netanyahu brings his dirty laundry to White House
The Israeli premier and his wife have reportedly engaged in the strange habit for years.
Next normalisation deal 'coming in next day or two'
A third normalisation deal between Israel and a yet unnamed Arab state could be made public in the coming days, Ambassador Kelly Craft has said
Opposing a migrant camp for all the wrong reasons
Comment: Opposition to migrant camps must be rooted in human rights concerns, not hatred and xenophobia, writes Malia Bouattia.
World becoming less tolerant of migrants, new poll claims
A new Gallup poll found that countries around the world have become far less tolerant of migrants, as Europe unveils a new asylum plan.
Family of slain autistic Palestinian petition to charge officers
The parents of Iyad Hallaq have filed a petition with Israel's High Court demanding they hand criminal charges the two officers involved in ...
Iraq activists plan protests for one-year anniversary of uprising
The Covid-19 pandemic has weakened the anti-government protests this year but activists are determined to mark the first anniversary of their ...
Relatives of IS 'Beatles' victims relieved as trial nears
The relatives of two Britons killed by the Islamic State group welcomed a UK high court's decision permitting the UK to share evidence about two ...
Iran cries 'victory' over Trump in UN Security Council
Iran's president declared "victory" after the UN Security Council rejected the United States' bid to reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
Russia's influence in Iraq: A challenge for the US
Russia is making inroads into the Middle East at the expense of US power.
Helicopter carrying 'Russian mercenaries' crashes in Libya
The fate of four Russian soldiers, assumed to be Wagner mercenaries, remains unconfirmed following a crash in central Libya.
The EU will announce a plan for member states to share the responsibility for asylum seekers.
A Chinese drug trafficker on death row escaped from an Indonesian jail cell.
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