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Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe 'to face new trial'
The British-Iranian woman is nearing the end of a five-year jail term for spying, which she denies.
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Candlelit vigil for Beirut blast victims
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Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe 'to face new trial'
The British-Iranian woman is nearing the end of a five-year jail term for spying, which she denies.
Saudi court commutes Khashoggi death sentences
Five people convicted over the journalist's murder have been given 20-year prison terms instead.
Video 3 minutes 45 seconds
Inside war-torn Yemen's Covid-19 struggle
The BBC is the first international broadcaster to reach the country to witness life amid the pandemic.
Israel imposes curfews as virus deaths pass 1,000
The overnight curfews will be imposed in 40 cities and towns with the highest infection rates.
'No signs of life' in Beirut blast survivor search
Teams have been searching the rubble of a building after sensors detected possible signs of life.
Video 54 seconds
Candlelit vigil for Beirut blast victims
It is one month since a port explosion caused devastation in Lebanon's capital city.
Iran's enriched uranium stockpile '10 times limit'
Tehran has continued to enrich uranium in breach of a nuclear deal, the UN nuclear watchdog warns.
Saudi court commutes Khashoggi death sentences
Five people convicted over the journalist's murder have been given 20-year prison terms instead.
Video 3 minutes 45 seconds
Inside war-torn Yemen's Covid-19 struggle
The BBC is the first international broadcaster to reach the country to witness life amid the pandemic.
Israel imposes curfews as virus deaths pass 1,000
The overnight curfews will be imposed in 40 cities and towns with the highest infection rates.
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Delegates of Libya's rival administrations have met for talks in Morocco two weeks after the two sides declared a ceasefire.
Five delegates each met from the UN- recognised government in Tripoli and the rival parliament based in the eastern city of Tobruk.
Moroccan Foreign Minister, Nasser Bourita, while opening the meeting in the town of Bouznika, said that Morocco had no specific agenda but wanted to give Libyans a chance to discuss the issues dividing them.
Morocco hosted talks in 2015 that led to the creation of the UN- recognised government in Tripoli.
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