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SC members underline need to hold perpetrators, financiers and sponsors of acts of terrorism accountable

Arce, who won the presidency in 2020 following political turmoil, has become a key figure in Bolivia's MAS party.

Cross-border strains between Israel and Lebanon's Hezbollah escalate, stoking fears of all-out Israel-Hezbollah war

Western agencies say Israeli offensive on Gaza has left millions with scarce food, water, and failing sanitation

Convicted in March, he is expected to spend the rest of his life in jail.

WHO report shows a rise in insufficient physical activity among adults worldwide

Both the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 retreated, while the Dow pushed higher

The former lawmaker cited the need to "maintain the cohesion of the revolutionary forces” as his reason.

Trott concedes his players struggled to handle pressure of World Cup semi-final but he's still "very proud" of team

Agreement inked between Gazprom and National Iranian Gas Company.

Video sparks conversations about job crisis, rising unemployment in Canada

Meeting will "examine issues related to further deepening reform and advancing Chinese modernization"

Ministers vow to "focus joint efforts on strategic areas to enhance security and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific."

UN Deputy Secretary-General states should they be requested by appropriate authorities, they will deploy

The Darlene 3 fire causes evacuations; 30% contained by Wednesday morning, according to officials.

Social media footage captures Juan Jose Zuniga being escorted into a police car outside a military barracks

Bolivian armed forces pull back from presidential palace after President Arce slams "coup" attempt against govt

Apple supplier Foxconn rejects married women from iphone assembly jobs in the country

U.S. weapons to continue to flow to Israel amid battles with Hamas and Hezbollah, according to officials.

The attack, launched from the occupied Golan Heights, saw Syrian air defenses intercept some missiles.

Exports are strong but China's property sector fails to respond to  "historic" rescue package announced last month

Bloomberg published the document following the court's release of two rulings earlier in the day.

One male passenger shot multiple times, another male and female passenger suffer multiple stab wounds.

Meeting with envoys from 25 countries and the Taliban, aims for dialogue but not recognition since the 2021 takeover.

Philippines hopes for talks to deescalate tensions with Beijing as not to invoke the US defence treaty

President Xi urges authorities to put in all-out efforts to protect lives as floods and natural disasters increase

9 of 14 wagons overturned in Komi region, according to Russian Railways.

South Korea, the US, and Japan condemn launch as a UN violation, warn against further provocations.

Official says Washington and Islamabad shared common interest in tackling threats in region

Lawyer thanks PM Albanese for securing WikiLeaks founder’s release

President offers dialogue with youth after 23 killed in nationwide clashes

Myanmar has been plunged in turmoil since the military seized power from an elected government in a 2021 coup

Kremlin spokesperson had said previously Russia intends to develop ties with Iran

After Canada, Germany, Netherlands, North Macedonia, Kuwait ask nationals to leave Lebanon

Authorities say will not press charges as he suffered a traumatic brain injury

Act symbolises protest against 120 women killed in Italy in 2023

Palestinian Civil Emergency Service said Israeli military strikes had killed at least seven people in Shejaia so far

Sweltering hot weather in tents , water scarcity and mosquito bites increases the miseries of millions

Current fighting between Israel and Hezbollah marks their worst confrontation in 18 years

As a sitting head of state, Bashar al-Assad is immune from trial and prosecution in France

Secretary of State Antony Blinken unveiled the report and said hate speech is increasing in India against minorities

Israel's military said last week plans for an offensive in Lebanon were "approved and validated"

Residents report intense fighting in Tel Al-Sultan, western Rafah, as Israeli tanks push north amid heavy clashes

Personnel from two sides clashed on disputed Second Thomas Shoal on June 17

President Ruto pledges dialogue with youth, budget cuts, and austerity measures to offset finances

‘We will not clean up after Netanyahu,’ Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi says

Latest development comes after North Korea launches suspected ballistic missile into East Sea

ICC prosecutor requests arrest warrants for Netanyahu, Gallant for war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza