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Reza Pahlavi has urged Iranians at home and abroad to continue demonstrating.

Ukraine's leader called for air-defence systems, days before the war's fourth anniversary.

New settings cut the minimum investment from $15m to $5m for growth visas.

The Arctic Sentry mission will unite all Nato operations under one command.

Wada is weighing whether penis injections could breach anti-doping rules.

The deceased's family invited them to stay, serving them iced milk and deep-fried treats.

Russia and the US hold more than 80% of the world's nuclear warheads.

The Russia-Ukraine war resumes as Trump advocates for peace; ending his own government shutdown. Calls for Trump to step into Iran and take action also begin to be heard.

Winston Peters meets German counterpart at exclusive lodge in Bay of Islands. Video / NZ Herald

'We have offices in all these countries so it's better to own them': Nick Mowbray.

A rights group says more than 6200 people died in protests since late December.

German Foreign Ministry warned travellers to the US to be 'vigilant' and exercise caution.

Nearly 18% of Hawke's Bay residents were born overseas, Census data shows.

The suspect 'gathered information on ... drone tests and planned deliveries to Ukraine'.

"This time, he aimed right at Siebold’s throat.”

Floes have accumulated at Geesthacht, near the river-port of Hamburg.

From Algeria to Australia, the NYT has unveiled its list of 52 places to visit this year.

'Tariffs undermine transatlantic relations and risk a downward spiral,' a statement said.

Two Kiwi officers joined a rare worldwide hunt for suspected Nazi killers.

Seven European nations have joined Denmark's Nato exercise in Nuuk.

A family DNA test at Christmas 2023 shattered eight decades of assumptions.

Storm Goretti left nearly 50,000 homes in England and Wales without power.

Storm Goretti will enter Europe with 160km/h winds and heavy snow.

Russia warns any Nato peacekeepers in Ukraine would be 'legitimate targets'.

Power cut sparks questions about how resilient country is to sabotage of infrastructure.

The 23-year-old Kiwi wildcard went in as a $19 outsider at the TAB.

Book reveals how everyday items such as toothpaste and sauce bottles were booby-trapped.

Envoys from 15 nations, Nato and the EU met to refine the peace framework.

The bank estimates losses at €30m, with some clients underinsured.