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About 400 caravans had camped illegally in the area since early July.

New York Times analysis: Sykes-Picot treaty divided the region into spheres of control.

Eloi Rolland was thought to be on his way to Piha when he disappeared in March 2020.

New York Times: The palace tries some AI innovation for visitors on its vast grounds.

Canada joins France in recognising Palestine, in support of a two-state solution.

Scientists linked a pair of stockings bought in Paris to the 1985 Rainbow Warrior bombing.

NY Times: Criteria have been met at a basic level, many experts on international law say.

The announcement includes a call for a ceasefire and to allow UN aid trucks to restart.

More than 80 hikers have died this year, many slipping and falling from steep paths.

The President says the US and partners will help set up food centres in the territory.

Several people who witnessed the accident were in shock.

Northland PI Mike Sabin works with a team of six former-detectives to gather evidence.

Emmanuel Macron's pledge came in letter to Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas.

A disguised reporter paid €9.50 for a Coke, while a local paid €6.50.

Telegraph: Former Maga influencer made 'outlandish' claim that Brigitte was born a man.

Aid agencies face challenges moving supplies due to limited permissions from Israel.

OPINION: There were bright lights for Scott Robertson, but also concerns about depth.

Rainbow Warrior podcast visits Tahiti for horrific back story to 1985 Auckland bombing.

Paul Watson was arrested in Greenland in July 2024, but Denmark denied extradition.

Rachida Dati denies the allegations and will appeal the decision to place her on trial.

A separate inquiry is looking into the use of other migrants during the same 2023 harvest.

OPINION: Scott Robertson utilised all his whole squad, except for two injured players.

OPINION: Scott Robertson considers his squad options after the All Blacks' 3-0 series win.

The Kremlin has not yet confirmed the meeting between the two warring sides.

Deir el-Balah faced intense shelling amid Israel's expanded military operations.

The countries warned sanctions could be reimposed on Iran if it does return to talks.

Over a million people signed a petition against the 'Duplomb law' in France.

A problem with the team radio led to him think he had won the stage.

OPINION: Jordie Barrett's defence and attack were crucial in the second half.