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Activists have raised the alarm over the crackdown, but the EU is turning a blind eye.

As historic buildings are demolished, some residents of Dushanbe mourn lost memories while others embrace change.

Thirty-three years after mass killings of Kurds in northern Iraq, families struggle to identify and bury the victims.

Muslims and Hindus once shared their sacred shrines. This changed post-Partition but some traditions have survived.

Having worked at the UN for just four years, Arora now wants to shake it up.

Lucia Newman explores a rapidly escalating conflict and talks to the elusive leader of the main armed Indigenous group.

Dr Khan examines what we know so far, who should take an AstraZeneca vaccine and the symptoms of a blood clot.

Months after contracting COVID-19, I still have fatigue, brain fog, heart palpitations and find it harder to breathe.

While known for outrageous statements many saw as bigoted, Prince Philip made personal sacrifices to support the Queen.

Some health workers worry that patients’ preferences for COVID vaccine brands could slow the rollout of jabs in the US.

A photojournalist describes capturing some of the most memorable moments of the war in Libya.

Former medal-winning boxers struggle with mental health issues with no help coming their way.

Young Russians explain which politician they think is better for the country – or why neither of them may be.

“He carried his son – the same way he had many times before – crossing the hall to the front door, where he crumbled.”