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No evacuation of residents has been reported so far

World's most populous nation began voting on April 19 in a seven-phase election

The open AI flagship chatbot's new model will "feels like magic", claimed by the company

Forum showcases Azerbaijan’s burgeoning role as a pivotal player in the Caucasus region

Govt announces $2.34b in emergency spending to deal with the crisis that has displaced more than 537,000 people

'We have no indication that it was the result of his recent transplant,' says Massachusetts General Hospital

Robobus, an unmanned minibus by Chinese start-up soon run on Italian streets.

Heavy rains triggered severe floods, affecting hundreds, damaging infrastructure, property, farmland, says OIC

Rare atmospheric event not seen in more than 20 years could make northern lights visible from US

At least 19 people killed and wounded dozens at the Jabalia the biggest refugee camp

Britain's Kenton Cool, 50, and Nepali guide Kami Rita Sherpa, 54, climb Mount Everest for their 18th and 29th times

BNPB said its latest assessment showed 84 housing units and 16 bridges were affected by the disaster

Police earlier this month arrested, charged three Indian men in city of Edmonton

Some of former UFC champion’s firms now reportedly closed over irregularities uncovered by Russian authorities

Saudi minister says it's vital to introduce such new technologies and determine optimal method for their incorporation

Authorities notified satellite operators and the power grid to take precautionary steps for any disruptions

Leader Kim Jong Un oversees live-fire test of ‘technically updated’ rocket system

At the scene the bus was almost completely submerged near the bridge in the city's historic centre

Indian Supreme Court says Kejriwal will be out on bail until June 1 and has to return to pre-trial detention on June 2

At least 24 Palestinians killed overnight after Israeli jets target several areas in central Gaza, WAFA

Taliban authorities deployed helicopters to aid civilians, reports of over 100 people in need of assistance

Biden remarks presidency of his Republican opponent was chaotic and voters should keep that in mind

At least two civilians were killed and five were injured during heavy shelling of border settlements

This was a 'complete abdication' of the commission's duty, it said

Earlier US added 37 Chinese entities to a trade blacklist accusing involved in spy Balloon case over US soil

Xi's Europe visit unfolds as Washington is manoeuvring to rally its allies in Europe to "de-risk" from China

Experts have long warned about the threat posed by AI but research suggests it is already happening

Students did not resist arrest at either US university and students remain peaceful

Two journalists admit using machine learning in Chicago Police negligence and Gaza war stories

Report reveals surrogate pages on social media platforms targeting BJP’s opponents

Laurent Nunez of Paris police says officer responded to 'extremely violent attack' on seriously injured woman

Court said temporary bail would last until June 1, last day of seven-phase vote

Vote by 193-member General Assembly to act as global survey of support for Palestinian state

Israel claimed it was open to truce, still rejected demand for permanent end to war

Biden's support for Israel draws criticism among young Democrats, administration warns of halting supplies

Resolution passed with 143 votes in favour and nine against while 25 countries abstain

Announcement coincides with Maldivian FM's visit to India, first by a senior official since Muizzu took office

Argentine legend’s award went missing in mysterious circumstances, reappearing decades later

Harry is one of seven suing Associated Newspapers for phone-hacking and privacy breaches spanning 30 years

At least 175 flights canceled, many delayed in past 2 days days after over 100 cabin crew took sudden sick on Tuesday

Lightning killed 2,800 people in South Asian nation in past decade, with farmers being most vulnerable group

Soviet Union lost 27 million people in World War Two

Putin accused "arrogant" Western elites of forgetting decisive role played by USSR in defeating Nazi Germany

Biden faces pressure from Democrats, campus protests to deter Israel from invading Rafah amid his re-election campaign

Officers in riot gear struck protesters on the head with batons and knocked down the barricades

In case of attack on our nuclear facilities by Zionist regime, our deterrence will change says Iranian commander

Ex-IIOJK CM questions BJP's absence, says gap between claims and Kashmir's actual situation

It is not just a matter of happiness for us, instead it is a matter of pride, says Arif Mohammad Khan

Facebook, Instagram and TikTok asked to downgrade harmful material to protect children

In March, Roscosmos chief hinted at using nuclear energy to power the station, suggesting future lunar settlements