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Waka Kotahi is facing a growing graffiti cleanup job in Auckland -- but the clean-up is being done at a cheaper rate

Hong Kong police have carried out arrests and Chinese authorities have tightened security during the 34th anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre.

A man accused of murdering a man in Rangiora will keep his identity secret for now

Manhattan painted blue & white in the annual Celebrate Israel Parade on Fifth Ave. as demonstrators protest judicial overhaul as well as Rothman Megaphone incident; Amid criticism of ministers' attendance, some cancel participation while 4 insist on marching

She dreamed of being an actress but realized that in Israel she was typecast into refugees roles – her distinctive appearance became an asset in the modeling industry, allowing her to stand out; Still, she remains hesitant to pursue publicity and exposure, unlike her brother, singer Shahar Saul

Christian and opposition parties say consensus around Jihad Azour could help him garner 65 votes needed in Lebanon's 128-member parliament

Researchers say new finding demonstrates for the first time the potential geographic extent of the trade networks that Egypt utilized during the ancient and early kingdom

The kiwi drivers have been in the wars in the latest Indycar race in Detroit, with all three missing out on the podium

Opinion: Those looking at the proposed judicial overhaul as the reason for the decline of Israeli startup companies recently aren't looking at the complete picture, which shows that they're doing just fine

Opinion: It is no coincidence that Egypt delayed its response to the border attack, while Israel hastened to emphasize the importance of cooperation between them. The focus was directed toward Sinai, but the voices were aimed at Iran