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Crack down on US prison surveillance tech, rights groups urge Dozens of rights groups are demanding a crackdown on an artificial intelligence system used to eavesdrop on US prisoners' phone…

Visually impaired voters show their inked finger after casting their ballot at a polling station during the Uttarakhand state assembly elections in Haridwar, India on February 14, 2022. The elections…

Belgian officials warn off COVID-19 demonstrators Hundreds of cars, campervans and trucks taking part in a Canada-style protest convoy against COVID-19 regulations were preparing to enter Brussels Monday where Belgian…

The Saudi-led coalition fighting Iran-backed rebels in Yemen destroyed a communications system on Monday used for drone attacks and located near the telecoms ministry in Sanaa, it said. Riyadh intervened…

Far-right Jewish lawmaker’s inflammatory action met with violence Israeli police clashed with Palestinians in the flash point east Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah on Sunday during a visit by a…

Frank-Walter Steinmeier was elected to a second term as Germany's president on Sunday as a special assembly voted the veteran politician, seen as a symbol of consensus and continuity, back…

A Taliban delegation arrived in Doha Sunday in a new bid to convince governments to provide humanitarian aid, six months after the hard-line Islamists toppled Afghanistan's Western-backed government, officials said.…

Japan hopes IAEA can boost confidence in disposal plan An International Atomic Energy Agency task force began a mission Monday in Japan to review the controversial planned release of treated…

Efforts to clear New Zealand anti-vaccine protesters by blasting Barry Manilow songs on a loop have drawn criticism from police officers caught in the crossfire. Hundreds of demonstrators - inspired…