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China expresses regret that an ‘airship’ used for civilian scientific purposes had strayed into US airspace

Iran Human Rights says women were disproportionately represented among people who had sustained such wounds

The US president is expected to make his own trip to New Delhi in September

Environmentalists warn that rusting 1960s French-built ship would pollute the sea and the marine food chain

Taliban say Ismael Mashal was arrested for 'creating propaganda against government'

Treasury Dept sanctions official urge more cooperation in disrupting flow of chemicals, microchips and other products

Wind-child warnings were posted for most of New York state

The meeting between Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and Eli Cohen ended in the announcement of a future peace agreement

Russia should allow inspections on strategic nuclear arms, says statement

The development comes after ruling junta extends emergency for 6 months, citing country's law and order situation

United States took "custody" of the balloon when it entered U.S. airspace

The Taliban has banned most female aid workers and last year stopped women from attending high school and university

Child marriage is the primary reason behind child pregnancy, which is responsible for high mortality rates

Hindenburg Research questioned the Indian conglomerate's debt levels and use of tax havens

Presence of the balloon in our airspace is a violation of our sovereignty, says State Department official

Concentration of hazardous airborne particles in Bangkok sixth-worst in the world

Asks Riyadh to consider supplying crude and refined oil "on a deferred payment basis"

In the fallout of the short-seller's attack, Adani has also lost his title as Asia's richest man

Iran tells UN chief it reserves its "legitimate and inherent right to defend its national security"

An economic crisis has spiraled in the country. More than half the population relies on humanitarian assistance

Washington would be given access to four more locations under an Enhanced Defence Cooperation Agreement

Half a million British workers participate in industrial action, while trade unions protesting anti-strike bill

The discovery of beakers, bowls in a mummification workshop has revealed "surprising" ingredients to preserve mummies

The radioactive capsule was part of a gauge used to measure the density of iron ore feed from Rio Tinto's mine

India's defence spending up 13% from previous period's initial estimates

This week's winter storm is having an impact on our operations, says American Airlines Group Inc

Lalisse will work with Member States, European institutions, civil society and academia to strengthen policy responses

Adani Group has denied allegations, calling them baseless, saying it has always made necessary regulatory disclosures

“Palestinians and Israelis are experiencing growing fear in their homes, and their places of worship,” says Blinken

"It is impossible for us at a time when the full-scale war is going on", says Ukrainian sports minister

Search with cooperation of Biden comes amid investigation into US president's handling of classified documents

World economy expected to grow 2.9% this year compared to 2.7% in October, but down from 3.4% expansion for 2022

Pakistan and Sri Lanka are doing worse economically but have not been able to get final IMF approval

Laureates to be chosen in October, honored at awards ceremony in December

Stoltenberg and Kishida said they were worried by the increasing cooperation they saw between China and Russia

"Strong preparedness systems are “severely lacking”, the IRFC said

Biden repeatedly extended the emergency measures put in place in 2020

Ministers from the OPEC, OPEC+ are due to hold a virtual meeting on Wednesday

The White House on Sunday confirmed Wednesday’s meeting on “a range of issues”

In the past eight weeks, more than 170,000 people have lost their lives to Covid-19, says Tedros

Russia negated the claims of Putin giving any such threat

"Explosive night in Iran," Mykhailo Podolyak tweeted on Sunday

The extent of damage could not be independently ascertained, Iranian state media says

"People have understood that Godse was the real patriot and Gandhi a traitor", says Ashok Sharma

The Supreme Court will take up the petitions next week, Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud said in court on Monday

McCaul accuses Biden govt of projecting weakness while Democrat leader claims war over Taiwan issue 'highly unlikely'

Saudi women gained the right to drive in 2018

An anti-aircraft system destroyed one drone and two others exploded, the ministry said

Estimated 15,000 voters were unable to cast votes due to time limitation, says Sikhs For Justice

Far-right leader Rasmus Paludan had burned copy of the Holy Quran in front of mosque in Denmark