France to expel two Iranian diplomats in coming days, foreign minister says
The French ministry said last month that two French embassy staff had been detained and physically intimidated by Iranian security services in Tehran.
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Ousted Ukraine defense chief Fedorov calls for wartime elections in challenge to Zelensky
US imposes sanctions on ICC President Tomoko Akane, according to Treasury Department
German court convicts Ukrainian man over parcel bomb plot linked to Russia
Female migrants in Spain's Ceuta face constant threat of sexual violence
Camped outside, the women are sleeping in the open air along with hundreds of other Moroccan, sub-Saharan and South Asian migrants.
Darline Graham met with Netanyahu during his US visit, vowed to continue standing with Israel
Graham was appointed as senator by South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster in July after Lindsey Graham passed away suddenly on July 12.
Human remains found near Nancy Guthrie's home not related to investigation, sheriff department says
CNN reported that the sheriff's department had declined to comment about who found the remains, when they were located, and why the announcement had indicated that they were unrelated.
Russia embassy warns Britain of 'consequences' for providing drones to Ukraine used to attack
Russia's embassy in London was responding to a report in the Times newspaper on Saturday which said British-made drones had been used for long-range strikes against Russia for the first time.
Williams sisters team up for first time in four years, lose in Cincinnati Open opening tennis match
"I thought it was fun," Serena said. "I thought it was special. We kicked off a little rust in the middle of the match and just, you know, (we were) starting to feel it."
Afghan journalist explains her escape from Taliban after restrictions on women in broadcasting
Censorship, threats, and tightening restrictions made it impossible for journalist Tahmina Usmani to continue working freely or safely in Afghanistan.
School shooter livestreams murder-suicide in Phillipines classroom attack
The president of Ateneo De Zamboanga University confirmed that two people were killed in the attack.
South Korea's Lee backs stronger self-defense, says drills not aimed at North Korea
South Korea had no intention of using the exercises to attack North Korea or raise tensions on the Korean Peninsula, Lee said.
Five years after Taliban takeover, Afghan women remain trapped in deepening rights crisis
The Afghan women who spoke to The Media Line said that words could hardly capture the hardships they have endured in exile, while their loved ones continue to face difficult conditions back home.
UK Prime Minister Burnham messaged someone posing as White House chief of staff - report
The British embassy in Washington raised the incident with the White House out of concern that White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles' phone had been hacked for a second time.
