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Hundreds dead in Nigeria, Venezuela and Indonesia as flooding worsens
Hundreds dead as climate change exacerbates flooding
141 million people in Middle East facing food insecurity, IMF says
Those on the breadline tell 'The National' they have changed eating habits to keep from going hungry
Live webcams capture Hurricane Ian's destruction in Florida
Chaos caused by '500-year flooding event' streamed and viewed by millions around the world
Shipping company changes course around Sri Lanka to protect blue whales
Mediterranean Shipping Company estimates moving its route 15 nautical miles south will decrease incidents of ships striking whales by 95 per cent
Israeli military finds Abu Akleh was 'probably killed by soldier'
Military's senior legal officer will not launch a criminal investigation into the shooting
Fears for Tigray ceasefire rise as fighting begins again in Ethiopia
Five months into a ceasefire, clashes occurred between Tigrayan rebels and Ethiopian government forces
Ethiopian Airlines plane 'overshoots runway after pilots fall asleep'
Boeing 737 plane later landed safely, 25 minutes late
Jordan's Crown Prince Hussein engaged to Rajwa Al Saif
The engagement took place at the home of Ms Al Saif's father in Riyadh
AlUla celebrates birth of two rare Arabian leopard cubs
New arrivals part of a campaign to reinstate the animals into their wild habitat
Then and now: Kabul Airport one year after Taliban's takeover
A series of images shows chaos at the capital as civilians tried to flee the Taliban and what each scene looks like now
Bahrain opens registration for monkeypox vaccine
The kingdom has been praised by the World Health Organisation for its preparedness against the virus
Strangers deliver baby on Kuwait Airways flight to Manila
Airline praises professional conduct of its staff
Huge 170-carat pink diamond discovered in Angola could be largest found in 300 years
Find marks 'significant day' for country's diamond industry
Four arrested in Oman after car swept away in wadi flooded by record rainfall
Police share video of 4x4 vehicle being flipped around in fast-flowing water
Will Ranil Wickremesinghe move into palace stormed by protesters?
Having been sworn in as president, he is entitled to stay in official residence that became a 'tourist attraction' during demonstrations
