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The petition comes amid wider international efforts seeking reparatory justice for descendants of people enslaved through the transatlantic slave trade.

The Kremlin says the leaders supported ending the conflict quickly, but reported no concrete peace agreement or diplomatic breakthrough.

Two suspects remain at large after a museum burglary in which two other paintings were reportedly abandoned during the escape.

Economists and business leaders warn that an AfD-led state government could deter skilled workers and investment, while many of the party’s promises depend on federal powers.

Four works were reportedly taken during a pre-dawn break-in at the Renoir Museum in Cagnes-sur-Mer, with two later recovered from its gardens.

Al Jazeera reports that women and children remain in Roj camp, but provides no further details about their numbers, circumstances or conditions.

France Football has named 30 men’s nominees, while Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha features on the 10-player Yashin Trophy shortlist.

Nicaragua says Germany’s exports to Israel breached international obligations, while Berlin argues the court lacks jurisdiction and the case was improperly filed.

Families are using rubble, salvaged wood, fabric and plastic to create fragile shelter amid widespread destruction and uncleared debris.

Britain says it will target goods, companies and individuals linked to Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, while Israel announces diplomatic and political countermeasures.

The UN expert said Britain’s measures marked a major departure after years of what she described as UK “complicity”.

Al Jazeera reports that Israeli strikes have transformed Nabatieh, once southern Lebanon’s economic centre, amid intensified attacks.

Barbara Slavin says neither side has found a politically sustainable exit from the Persian Gulf war, with mounting costs in both countries.

Georgetown University professor Michelle Swers says the closely divided state could offer an early signal of national political currents before November.

Paris authorities will investigate reports that female employees were removed or restricted during a private BAPS visit. The organisation has apologised, while the tower operator said the arrangements should not have been accepted.

The UK has imposed a ban on trade with Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territory as Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband promises a broader reset in relations with Israel.

Israel has announced the closure of Britain’s consulate in East Jerusalem and restrictions on British nationals after a coordinated settlement-goods ban.

The Paris landmark reopened after staff walked out over alleged management instructions during a visit by Hindu group BAPS.

Mao Zedong remains central to China’s official ideology and political symbolism, even as experts distinguish Xi Jinping’s institutional rule from the revolutionary leader’s mass mobilisation.

The leagues’ umbrella group alleges FIFA’s regulatory decisions threaten women’s competitions, financial sustainability and player wellbeing. No European Commission finding has been reported.

The measures also include tougher restrictions on arms sales and expanded sanctions targeting settlement expansion, while their timing and legal scope remain unresolved.

The Belgrade ceremony has prompted diplomatic measures from Bosnia and Herzegovina and renewed warnings that glorifying convicted war criminals undermines reconciliation.

Four works were targeted at the Renoir Museum in Cagnes-sur-Mer, with two recovered from the museum gardens after the alarm was triggered.

A year after protests forced KP Oli from office, new elections have delivered a new leadership but limited structural reform, with the movement divided and more than 900 detainees still officially in jail.

Germany is seeking dismissal of Nicaragua’s case, arguing the International Court of Justice lacks jurisdiction.

Lahoucine Grimich says cinema can adapt to changing viewing habits through a financing ecosystem linking streaming, public support and cinemas.

Firefighters have started six weeks of strike action as other public service workers also call for industrial action, according to France 24 International.

Napoli says the Scotland midfielder will rest for two weeks after undergoing an ablation procedure for a minor heart rhythm disorder.

Macklemore has defended saying “Free Palestine” while opening for Ed Sheeran, according to Al Jazeera, after backlash from pro-Israel groups.

The American expatriate discussed trauma, writing and self-kindness as the paperback edition of her memoir was released.

Counter-tariffs have come into force as Donald Trump threatens possible restrictions on Quebec-based Bombardier Aviation aircraft sales in the United States.

Buenos Aires has targeted Navitas Petroleum, its subsidiaries and executives after President Javier Milei renewed Argentina’s sovereignty claims over the Falkland Islands.

Britain plans to ban imports from Israeli settlements and introduce a broader sanctions regime, though the timing and scope remain unresolved.

France and the United Kingdom have announced coordinated plans targeting goods produced in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, but the bans’ scope and start dates remain unsettled.

France and the United Kingdom say they will restrict trade in goods produced by Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, but the scope and timing remain unresolved.

Population decline, shrinking congregations and falling funeral income are forcing Buddhist temples to close, merge or find new roles in their communities.

An Al Jazeera opinion article argues that the 12 September summit in New Delhi could revive elements of a failed ceasefire framework, though no negotiations have been announced.

Doctors Without Borders says about 37 per cent of Sudan’s health facilities are out of service as war, displacement and funding cuts intensify pressure on remaining services.

The landmark reopened on Tuesday after employees protested the reported removal of female colleagues during a visit by the Hindu organisation BAPS.

At least two people were killed in strikes on Kyiv after US envoys visited Moscow and Kyiv to revive stalled negotiations.

A narrow polling lead for Sweden’s left could open the way to renewed UNRWA funding, while a stronger role for the Sweden Democrats would put recognition of Palestine under pressure.

Wafa reported that Israeli forces killed Abdul Karim Muhammad Salem Khader and withheld his body during a raid in Aqraba. The army said he was armed and had attempted to attack soldiers.

Missiles and drones hit the Ukrainian capital overnight after a temporary halt to attacks ended, according to France 24 International.