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If Iran doesn't reach an agreement with Britain, France and Germany before the end of the month, it could face a return to wide-ranging U.N. sanctions.

Indonesia's conservative Aceh province allows up to 100 lashes for morality offenses including gay sex and sex between unmarried people.

Israeli protesters blocked roads in Tel Aviv and elsewhere in the country, holding up pictures of hostages still held in Gaza and calling for the war to end.

Francois Bayrou jolted the political establishment out of its summer slumber Monday with his unexpected move to seek a Sept. 8 confidence vote on his debt-cutting plan.

The move came a day after New Delhi alerted Islamabad about possible cross-border flooding, marking the first public diplomatic contact between the two nuclear-armed rivals in months.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Australia has “credible intelligence” that Iran was behind attacks on Jewish sites in Melbourne and Sydney.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has ignored Trump’s calls to revive the direct diplomacy he pursued during his first term in office, which produced no denuclearization deal.

The demonstrators are enraged by reports of housing allowances they view as unjust due to the economic hardship faced by most citizens in the Southeast Asian nation.

The storm damaged nearly 7,000 homes, inundated 28,800 hectares of rice plantings and felled 18,000 trees, the government said in a statement.

Bolivia’s most right-wing candidate is one of two men headed to an unprecedented runoff election to lead the landlocked nation of 12 million.

Allen's appearance via video put him at odds with the Hollywood establishment, which has embraced the Ukraine cause.