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Ukrainian emergency services reported fires around and inside a mall in Slobojanske, with no casualty information available yet.
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Ukrainian emergency services reported fires around and inside a mall in Slobojanske, with no casualty information available yet.

Party Adilet took 71.17 percent in Kazakhstan's first Qurultay elections, held as a snap vote.

Beijing's response came after Washington tightened sanctions targeting Iran's oil trade and warned countries including China, the UAE and Hong Kong.

Chinese officials say retaliation is possible should the US widen its enforcement against firms trading with Tehran.

Bolivia's Civil Defense said unusual snow across six departments disrupted transport and schools while flooding displaced thousands more.

A thousand-year-old castle partially collapsed and cars were hurled together as the storm hit southern France.

The European Court of Human Rights says Kavala's imprisonment since 2017 is unlawful, raising pressure on Ankara.

The government has set up a single command under Ángel Víctor Torres as seven ministers prepare to face Congress over the border situation.
New evidence surfaced three days before the trial of a Libyan man was due to begin, and the case has now been delayed again.

The delay comes days before the trial was due to begin, after new evidence emerged in the 37-year-old case.

Tehran responds after Washington described its latest sanctions push against Iran as an economic D-Day.

Tehran responded after Washington described its latest sanctions on Iran as an "economic D-Day".
The remark on BBC Newsnight followed the UK's decision to share blueprints for British-made missile components with Ukraine.