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Deputy Assistant Secretary Miller's resignation follows exit of at least eight other Biden administration officials

Some 23.7 million people need humanitarian aid this year, 3rd highest number of people in need globally, says official

At least 38 Palestinians killed as Israeli troops engaged in close-quarter combat with Hamas fighters

Announces preparations for elections to region's dismantled assembly have begun

Delhi CM was released from detention to campaign during India's election but returned to jail after voting ended

Russia sees pressing need for comprehensive security talks with US that include the subject of Ukraine, says Kremlin

Ministry expressed interest in establishing long-term peace, stability in Middle East

Law aims to protect women's health, safety to address the need for legislation to manage such crimes.

Hezbollah says it fired dozens of rockets into northern Israel in retaliation for deadly air strike in south Lebanon

Medical aptitude exam 'NEET' saw 2.4m candidates vying for 100,000 spots, sparking protests and allegations in India

Track Two talks are part of two-decade nuclear weapons that stalled after Trump administration pulled funding in 2019

Hospital officials refute allegations, say surgery had been performed with the 'consent' of man

Investor Jason Calacanis tells Trump that US needs to be able to legally retain more high-skilled workers

US lawmakers, who met Dalai Lama, on Wednesday are asking Biden to sign bill pressing China for agreement on Tibet

They were martyred after indiscriminate firing at a house during a search operation

Motion was submitted by main opposition party over controversial political funds control law

Since 2020 border clash, India has restricted Chinese investments, banned hundreds of apps, and cut passenger routes

Three new features aim to improve group video calls, screen-sharing, improved call quality

Fatalities included those on visit or tourist visas

India has records more than 40,000 suspected heatstroke cases this summer and at least 110 confirmed deaths

These rare plants are cultivated in botanical gardens worldwide for their aesthetic appeal

Four people have already been arrested

Vietnamese President To Lam congratulates Putin on his re-election and praises Russia's achievements

The climbers also encouraged donations to the Palestinian Children’s Relief Fund

ECRI says "admirable efforts" have been made to support Ukrainians since war started in February 2022

Head of UN inquiry accused the Israeli military of carrying out an "extermination" of Palestinians

Report says UAE driven by advantageous tax policies, strategic location, other favourable factors

Justice Department says it determined Boeing violated2021 deferred prosecution agreement

Deaths among Egyptians had risen to at least 600, with the total reported deaths now at 922

Critics claim the crackdown is tool to purge political rivals

Tensions soar on Israel-Lebanon border

Heads of state attend South African president’s inauguration

Kim pledges support to Putin on Ukraine

Schools turned into shelters, more than million people stranded in northern areas

About 5,000 residents forced to evacuate as 2 devastating wildfires collectively scorch over 20,000 acres

Modi lost parliamentary majority partly due to youth unemployment worsened by frequent government job exam leaks

Russian president says peace talks won't happen if Kyiv insists on Russian forces' withdrawal from Ukraine

Netanyahu says Blinken assured him Biden admin will lift arms restrictions; Blinken declines to confirm

India's financial-crime agency arrested Kejriwal in March over corruption allegations tied to Delhi's liquor policy

Ottawa listed IRGC as terrorist group on Wednesday, which could lead to probe of ex-Iranian officials in Canada

Amazon has faced criticism elsewhere over working conditions, even in US and UK

Lebanon-based group had attacked nine Israeli military sites with rockets, drones earlier this week

Calls for potential prosecution amidst ongoing scrutiny

Incident highlights ongoing instability amidst political turmoil, regional tensions

A coalition led by the US has conducted intermittent airstrikes since Jan 12 on Houthis location

Russian President Vladimir Putin signs mutual defence pact with North Korea's Kim Jong Un

Noam Chomsky's name trended on social media platforms earlier due to misinformation regarding his death.

Australia's intel chief Mike Burgess says foreign intelligence officers were "quietly and professionally" expelled.

He thanked North Korea for supporting what Russia calls its special military operation in Ukraine