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Criticism of Russia's participation in the Venice Biennale

Ukraine is urging the organizers of the Venice Biennale to reconsider Russia's participation, arguing that the Biennale must not become "a stage for whitewashing war crimes."

Iraqi players are determined - they want to postpone the decisive World Cup qualifiers

Four scenarios for Iran's post-war future

The fate of 92 million Iranians is now being decided. But Israeli and American leaders attacking the country are sending conflicting messages about what they want to achieve. And no one knows how strong the regime in Tehran still is. Here are four possible scenarios for Iran's post-war future.

Sadness over bloody school attack in Iran - what we know

Mourners gathered on Tuesday to bury the victims of a school attack in Minab in southern Iran, state media reported. The attack occurred during the opening stages of the Israeli-U.S. war on Iran. This is what is known about the incident.

Firefighters save around 400 rare books from Niscemi library threatened by massive landslide in Sicily

Firefighters in Sicily have rescued around 400 rare books from a library in Niscemi that is threatened by a massive landslide, The Guardian reports.

Boos during Bardot tribute at French Oscars

Iconic actress Brigitte Bardot passed away last year. At Thursday's César Awards, her legacy was honored, but the segment was booed and one person shouted "Racist!", according to The Guardian.

Ex-Prince Andrew released after arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office

Britain's former Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been released after being arrested on Thursday on suspicion of "misconduct in public office." Buckingham Palace says it is ready to assist police in the investigation.

Study lists Gaza death toll in first 16 months higher than reported

The true death toll in the first 16 months of the Gaza war is significantly higher than local authorities had previously reported, according to a study.