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Tyre burst caused driver to lose control in Sabasaba, Kilimanjaro, killing 38 in Saturday evening bus crash

Chittagong Port shuts amid tax staff dispute, halting movement of 7,000–8,000 containers daily, officials say

US says strikes hit key Iranian nuclear sites; Trump warns of more bombing if uranium enrichment escalates

Zelenskyy urges Western allies to send more missile systems after deadly attack

Protesters accuse government of instigating unrest, ignoring demands

Stampedes occur routinely during large Hindu gatherings in the world's most-populous country

Oxycodone, a highly addictive substance, found dissolved in flour; poses major health risks if misused

Israel orders evacuations in north Gaza as Trump urges end to war

Prison's administrative building damaged in attack, says Iranian judiciary spokesperson

As thresholds dissolve and deterrence becomes theatre-specific, nuclear restraint risks becoming obsolete

Israeli forces kill 37, including children

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The group has created a 'side-by-side' system after the US agreed to scrap Section 899 from Trump's tax bill

Ruling leaves room for class actions against Trump policy challenging birthright citizenship for those born in the US

Since April 2023, Sudan war sparked war crimes claims; US says RSF committed genocide in January

Rongjiang hit by record rains twice June’s average; 6 dead, 80,000 displaced in city of 300,000 at river confluence

UK distances MI6's first female chief from grandfather accused of being Nazi spy known as "the butcher"

Central government will now bear 70% of all compensation funds, with local governments responsible for the rest

Trump says no such deal was discussed, blasting the media for misinformation.

Iranian FM warned that such language would not help efforts to restart negotiations

State funeral began in Enghelab Square; procession moving towards symbolic Azadi Square

At least 14 people killed in Gaza since dawn: Medical sources

US top court limits judges' power to block birthright citizenship order

Many among the Tamil minority lost their land title deeds during the years of displacement

Araqchi signals Iran may block UN visits to N-sites

It deemed a leak from Wuhan's virology laboratories

China and the European Union will also host a summit next month marking 50 years

Guterres said UN-led humanitarian efforts are being "strangled"

Another three people were killed by a strike while waiting for aid southwest of Gaza City, Bassal said.

New Delhi says the people deported are undocumented migrants

Haaretz cites soldiers claiming commanders ordered troops to shoot at Gaza aid crowds even if they posed no threat

Felipe Orduna-Torres led a smuggling ring bringing migrants from Guatemala, Honduras, and Mexico to the US in 2021–22

Trump ends all trade talks with Canada over tax, calls it "very difficult" and warns tariffs will be announced soon

Trump said he halted Iran sanctions relief and claimed he stopped Khamenei's assassination after Tehran's war remarks

Landslide hit Bello near Medellin on Tuesday after heavy rains caused a stream to overflow, killing at least 16

Doctors Without Borders calls GHF relief effort "slaughter masquerading as humanitarian aid" in sharp Friday rebuke

An 1898 ruling grants US citizenship to kids born to non-citizens, but Trump argues it applies only to settled parents

One soldier described the situation as a 'killing field' with one to five people killed everyday

California Governor Gavin Newsom files $787M defamation suit against Fox News for allegedly distorting Trump call.

Takahiro Shiraishi was sentenced to death for dismembering nine people he contacted on social media in 2017

The Israeli prime minister's office and the defense ministry did not respond to Reuters' requests for comment

This victory presents an opportunity for a dramatic widening of peace agreements

The black boxes of the plane - the cockpit voice recorder (CVR) and flight data recorder (FDR) - were recovered

Defence secretary accuses media of anti-Trump bias

The deal, agreed by nearly 200 countries

Guterres warns 80-year document under assault like never before