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The move comes after a landmark ruling in the United States which has allowed several states to ban abortion.

Tens of thousands of people take part in Pride March in Warsaw, Oslo and Paris.

Wildfires in Europe, Afghanistan earthquake and the Oslo mass shooting | This week in pictures

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The European Union and Iran announced Saturday that nuclear talks will resume in the "coming days", after a surprise visit by the bloc's foreign policy chief.

Pig races remain a popular and enduring attraction at state fairs in the U.S.

Afghan government helicopters and trucks deliver aid. At least 1,000 people died and 1,500 were injured.

Boris Johnson said he will not "undergo psychological transformation" after last week's hammering at the ballot box.

Thousands of people gathered along the Neva River in St Petersburg on Friday night to witness the traditional 'Scarlet Sails' festival.

With an offering to Pachamama (Mother Earth), the ancestral Inca ceremony for the Sun god or Inti Raymi, was staged in Cusco.

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Iceland's only still-operating whale hunter brought home its first fin whale of the 2022 season in one of the last whaling campaigns in the country's history.

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The late-night shooting led police to call off an LGBTQI+ pride march planned for Saturday in Oslo.

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Willem Holleeder -- nicknamed “The Nose” -- will now spend the rest of his life behind bars.

Ale, a baby white rhino born on June 9 in Havana, strolls curiously with his mother Katherine.

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Ecuador demonstrators take to streets on day 11 of anti-govt protests. Police fire tear gas to disperse protesters.

Europe's Green Deal still a priority, despite energy concerns from war in Ukraine, says Sinkevičius

From rocket attacks against the Ukrainian capital to the Sievierodonetsk falling into the hands of Russian troops, these are five of the main developments of the war.

Appointed last year, Eleni Myrivili is helping the Greek capital to be prepared for the realities of global warming.

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The well-known American-Palestinian correspondent was shot and killed while reporting in the West Bank last month.

The heir to the UK throne said the Commonwealth “must find ways, new ways, to acknowledge our past”.

The highest American judiciary body made a decision on Friday to overturn the decision made almost five decades ago that granted constitutional protection to abortion rights.

A group of around 2,000 people tried to cross the border on Friday morning, according to Spanish officials.

One thousand people formed a human Pride flag outside the Sydney Opera.

With 1.8 million children's lives in danger and only a 'tiny, shrinking window' to prevent disaster, the G7 and international community must act, says Rania Dagash of UNICEF.

Doctors will be no longer be prosecuted if they give prospective patients information about abortions.

The suspect had pleaded guilty to killing five people and was sentenced to compulsory mental health care.

Members of an all-amputee football team, made up entirely of players who lost arms or legs in Iraq.

Recent shellings damage cities in Ukraine. Rescuers removed a 500-kilogram air-dropped bomb.

With millions of tons of grain exports blocked by Russia's war in Ukraine, the G7 is under pressure to do more to tackle potential famine in Somalia and elsewhere.

Bulgaria's parliament voted on Friday in favour of lifting the country's veto on the opening of negotiations for the accession of North Macedonia to the European Union

Aid is beginning to trickle into the war-torn country, as poor road conditions hamper rescuers trying to reach survivors of Wednesday's deadly quake.

A bipartisan gun violence bill is on the verge of winning congressional approval, in what would be the most sweeping political response to mass shootings in the US in decades.

With no news from the Azov fighters, their families are campaigning to bring the fate of the combatants into the spotlight.

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Ukrainian rescuers removed a 500-kilogram air-dropped bomb from the roof of a residential building in Kharkiv on Thursday.

Ukrainian forces have been ordered to pull out of the besieged, strategic city in the country's east, a regional governor said, after weeks of ferocious Russian bombardment.

The Conservative Party had a tough night, losing two special elections in areas of the UK they previously held. The results will increase pressure on Boris Johnson, with many in his party questioning his leadership.

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Health Minister Johannes Rauch said the measure risked polarising society and could even lead to fewer people getting the jab.

The 29.5 billion kroner laundered through the bank's Estonian branch is the largest amount in such a case, prosecutors say.

From Ukraine's EU candidacy to Russian army's progress in the east, here are five of the latest developments in the war.

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Human rights experts have accused the army of creating a "digital dictatorship" through internet shutdowns and surveillance since last year's coup.

If NATO does not seize its historic opportunity to stop Vladimir Putin in his tracks, it will face war on its own territory, says long-time Kremlin opponent Mikhail Khodorkovsky.