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Tens of thousands of demonstrators gathered outside the parliament Saturday night, throwing stones and setting off fireworks, while police deployed water cannons and tear gas

Street protests and blockades have been held almost daily since Nov. 1 roof collapse, demanding accountability after tons of concrete fell on people sitting or walking below on sunny day

With all votes tallied, Social Democratic Alliance had won 15 seats in 63-seat parliament, Althingi — more than doubling its total — and secured almost 21% of votes, according to national broadcaster RUV

Afghanistan is among the countries most vulnerable to global warming, despite minimal emissions, and the Taliban government have argued that their political isolation should not bar them from international climate talks

It says armed gangs have looted recent convoys

Around 32.5% of the budget is allocated for national defense, up from 28.3% this year

The $5 billion infrastructure project is aimed at securing critical minerals supply chains on the African continent

United Nations says that they're among 4.4 million stateless people worldwide

Mounting public anger has driven crowds into the streets in recent weeks

It was a symbolic show of support for Ukraine on their first day in office

Crimes produced millions in financial damages

Studying fossils of undigested food helps scientists discern feeding patterns and ecosystem's food webs

Almost 40% of Berliners have immigrant roots

Avian influenza a big reason for higher prices

The North Wildwood mayor says an agreement has been reached with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection to move drop claims on both sides and forward with measures to widen beaches in the community, pending a council vote

Forest-dwelling wildcats that are threatened by climate change

Result could herald a shift in the NATO country's foreign policy