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We should take control of the military bases of the foreign forces to convert them into SEZ," Mullah Baradar says

“The most challenging threat is China but also Russia,” says US Chief of Space Operations

"Iran attacked an oil tanker in the Persian Gulf and harmed the international freedom of navigation," Netanyahu says

ChatGPT might eliminate millions of knowledge worker jobs, disrupt trillion-dollar industries, says Wayne Hu

Russia has committed "crimes against humanity", says Biden administration

We maintain dialogue with Kyiv, Moscow, says foreign minister

Death toll crosses than 46,000 as several families pray to find a body to mourn

Carter and his wife Rosalynn, whom he married in 1946, have four children

Spokesperson said the diplomat was removed because she was not the duly accredited Israeli ambassador to Ethiopia

Footage posted by state media showed that a 10-storey building was badly damaged in the attack

Japanese PM strongly condemned the launch, calling it a threat to international community

Shehbaz urges int'l community, OIC to contribute

Man kills his ex-wife and five others in three locations before sheriff's deputies arrested him

Each freshly dug grave is topped with a wooden plank marking the same date of death - February 6, 2023

Israel demanded that the international community do more to stop Tehran's proliferation of advanced weapons

"We are not looking for a new cold war," Biden says

Ukraine and other Western countries have accused Iran of supplying drones to Russia to carry out attacks on Ukraine

Six suspects detained after skeletal remains of Muslim youths found inside charred vehicle in Haryana state

The demonstration was organised by “Republic”, a group calling for an end to the monarchy in Britain

Gunmen killed Mursal Nabizada, a female lawmaker and her bodyguard in an attack on her home in mid-January

Osman Halebiye pulled from collapsed building in Hatay province

There was no immediate reports of damage or casualties caused by the quake

India is concerned about Russian supply delays due to the Ukraine war

Development follows reports of mysterious disappearances of Chinese executives amid govt's anti-corruption campaign

Online videos show marchers calling for the overthrow of the Islamic Republic

Death toll in Turkey and Syria surpasses 43,000 while official figures on missing people remain to be announced

KSA plans to double the size and population of its capital city with total investments of $800 billion

Missiles struck northern, western and the central regions of Dnipropetrovsk and Kirovograd, Ukrainian officials said

Adel is now the "uncontested" leader of the group, according to a new UN report on the organisation

'We guarantee that we will go wherever they need help, even put our lives at risk,' says rescue leader Ferhan Halid

Tax officials remained at the BBC’s offices, sleeping there, since the surprise inspection was launched on Tuesday

Xi also accepted an invitation from Raisi to visit Iran, the two leaders said in a joint statement

The Feb. 22-25 meeting in Bengaluru is the first major event of India's G20 presidency

Incident has further strained US-China relations, prompted Blinken to postpone a planned visit to Beijing

Female madrasas across Afghanistan see marked increases in enrolment as girls and women banned from secular schools

Turkey and Syria have been rocked by a devastating earthquake on Feb. 6 which has killed more than 41,000 people

India will raise 7 new battalions of the Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) in the next few years, Indian minister says

"We have to have growth, otherwise basically the economy will shrink," Milinda Moragoda says

7 survivors made it to shore from the boat, which headed to Europe and was carrying 80 people, the IOM said

Turkey's General Directorate of Security said it had identified 613 people accused of making provocative posts

The plane crashed just before landing in Pokhra on Jan. 15 in one of Nepal's worst airplane accidents in 30 years

An Indian government official said the income tax survey was not vindictive or "done out of a sense of pique"

The foreign ministers of Britain, France, Germany, Italy and the US jointly voiced opposition over Israel's plans

Says she will remain until a successor has been found

Deal was in the making for over a year, insiders say, recounting details of the process on condition of anonymity

China says balloon shot down on Feb 4 was a civilian weather-monitoring aircraft

The country won't know how many people it has because it hasn't been able to count them

UN says rescue phase is coming to a close, with the focus turning to shelter, food and schooling

"The jury saw Mr. Klyushin for exactly what he is - a cybercriminal and a cheat," US Attorney Rachael Rollins said

US President Joe Biden called the agreement "historic"