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About 1,300 members of the British armed forces were joined by troops from the United Kingdom’s NATO allies and Ukraine.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is the first foreign dignitary to visit Pakistan since the deaths of 26 people in Indian-administered Kashmir, for which India blames Pakistan.

It was a defeat for the conservative party, whose campaign promises, including on immigration and government efficiency, were widely seen as emulating Donald Trump.

Lawrence Wong, 52, succeeded Lee Hsien Loong to become the city-state’s fourth leader.

Eight people have been arrested in London and other parts of the U.K. in connection with two plots over the weekend, authorities said.

French media reported the hostage-takers cut off one of the victim's fingers.

Hezbollah and a fellow Shiite party, the Amal Movement, are expected to win most votes for municipal councils and mayors in Beirut’s southern suburbs.

Filipino Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle has emerged as a possible contender for the next pope, but is dogged by a record of poor administration in his role leading a Vatican organization.

“There’s a huge level of interest globally,” a manager for a platform analyzing betting markets said. “I don’t think we’ve had a market like this where we’ve had so many countries interested in seeing odds.”

Putin signed a revamped version of Russia’s nuclear doctrine last year that lowered the bar for using Moscow's atomic arsenal, the world’s largest.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio called the German intelligence agency designation of the far-right AfD party “tyranny in disguise,” after the agency classified AfD a “proven right-wing extremist organization.”