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Russia Warms to Prisoner Swap for WNBA's Griner, Arms Trader Bout

Possible swap includes Griner and Paul Whelan who is serving a 16-year sentence in Russia after being convicted of espionage charges that he denies

In Newly Liberated Kherson, Ukrainians Celebrate but Worry About What's Next

Ukrainian-controlled Kherson's central square featured humanitarian aid queues and displays of patriotic celebration tinged with uncertainty

Iran Must Cooperate With Uranium Probe, IAEA Resolution Says 

It's not Board of Governors' first resolution on issue, but wording is stronger, hints at future diplomatic escalation

Qatar Authorities Apologize for Threatening Danish Film Crew at World Cup

The reporter was captured on camera asking 'You invited the whole world here. Why can't we film?'

Ukraine Military Victory Unlikely Soon, Top US General Says

Russia still has significant combat power inside Ukraine despite suffering battlefield setbacks since its invasion in February, according to General Mark Milley

MI5 Spy Chief: Russia, China, Iran Top Threat List to UK 

McCallum said Iran's intelligence services 'are prepared to take reckless action' against opponents, both on Western soil and by luring people to Iran

US Targets Supply of Iranian Drones to Russia in New Sanctions

The United States is seeking to increase pressure on Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine, which has reduced cities to rubble and killed or wounded thousands

Iranians Strike to Mark 2019 Protests in Fresh Rebuff to Ruling Clerics

Videos show strikes and gatherings in several cities and towns

Anti-Mafia Author Saviano on Trial for Calling Italy PM a 'Bastard' 

If convicted of libel charge Roberto Saviano could in theory face up to three years' imprisonment, but under Italy's legal system a fine of at least about $520 or suspended sentence are more likely

Five Iran-Related Oil Tankers Lose Their Flags Following US Sanctions

Most of the tankers are in Venezuelan waters, where they are being used by state-run oil firm PDVSA

Giuliani Ukraine Probe Ends Without Charges, US Prosecutor Says

Former New York mayor investigated for possible lobbying laws violation while working for Trump

US Envoy: Protests, Drone Sales Table Iran Nuclear Talks

Robert Malley said US would leave door open to resume diplomacy 'when and if' time came

US Imposes Sanctions on Military Procurement Network Aiding Russia

14 individuals, 28 entities blacklisted, including family of oligarch Suleiman Kerimov

Three Members of University of Virginia Football Team Killed in Shooting

Suspect in custody; shooting happened on a bus filled with students

CIA Chief Meets Putin's Spy Chief, Warns Against Nuclear Weapons 

Olympics-Phrygian Caps to Be Paris 2024 Games Mascots 

"'Phryges' aim to show that sport can change everything, and that it deserves to have a prominent place in our society," Paris 2024 brand director Julie Matikhine said on Monday

New China COVID Rules Spur Concern as Some Cities Halt Routine Tests

Several Chinese cities began cutting routine community COVID-19 testing, sparking worry in some communities as nationwide cases continued to rise

Brazil, Rainforest Nations Join Forces to Save Jungle  

Brazil, Democratic Republic of Congo and Indonesia on Monday formally launched a partnership to cooperate on forest preservation

Taylor Swift Wins Most Prizes at MTV Europe Music Awards

Tesla Says it Will Assist Police Probe into Fatal Crash in China

The incident on November 5 in the southern province of Guangdong killed a motorcyclist and a high school girl, Jimu News reported, posting a video of a car driving at high speed, crashing into other vehicles and a cyclist