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The accusations of anti-Semitism against David Miller aim to silence pro-Palestinian voices on university campuses.

Italian officials call the discovery of the four-wheeled carriage made of iron, bronze and tin ‘exceptional’.

PM Nikol Pashinyan had urged President Armen Sarkissian to fire army’s chief of staff after accusing military of coup.

Opposition supporters laid flowers on a bridge in Moscow where Boris Nemtsov was killed six years ago.

Norway could license companies for seabed mining by 2023 to meet demand for batteries, wind turbines and solar energy.

We will not get back to our normal lives until the virus is eradicated in all countries, Italy’s economy minister said.

WHO chief urges countries to waive intellectual property rules, to allow others to make vaccines more quickly.

Pashinyan has accused the army of attempted coup and is resisting calls to resign.

IAG backed calls for digital health certificates to be issued to people who have been vaccinated against COVID-19.

Seven years after Russia annexed Crimea, Biden says the US will ‘never recognise’ the move.

Asylum seekers have been cramped in former hotels and guesthouses for long periods in a system criticised by the UN.

Ruling deals blow to anti-lockdown group ‘Virustruth’, which challenged the government’s controversial curfew.

Pashinyan is under pressure over his handling of the Nagorno-Karabakh war, which saw key territory ceded to Azerbaijan.