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Prince Charles has become king of the United Kingdom and 14 other realms

Charles, Prince of Wales, who at 73 is the oldest heir apparent in British history, becomes king immediately

State Dept approves $450m potential sale of aircraft-related equipment

Indian PM also called for a diplomatic and peaceful solution to the Ukraine crisis

Mosque was submerged in water of Phulwaria Dam in Bihar’s Nawada district three decades ago

It would take Iran roughly three to four weeks to produce enough material for a bomb, says report

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is visiting New Delhi

With over 300 million students in school, India is struggling to provide enough college spots and jobs for its young

British governments have until a few decades ago been made up of mostly white men

Most girls' secondary schools in country have been closed since the Taliban took over in August 2021

Politicians are treating the climate as a distant problem, says activist

Food prices have soared in markets across Pakistan as devastating rains ruin crops and disrupt supplies

Temblor early in the morning in northeastern Kunar province also injured nine people

Britain has stumbled from crisis to crisis over those years and there is now the prospect of a long recession

Nearly 250 people were being treated for injuries from the disaster, with dozens critically wounded

MoFA spokesperson appreciates China’s 'constructive engagement' with UN human rights system

New policy says Moscow should increase cooperation with China, India, and strengthens its ties with Middle East

Large parts of the city are under water with authorities deploying rubber dinghies to ferry people around

Arshdeep Singh missed an easy but crucial chance in closing stages of arch rivals' dramatic Asia Cup clash on Sunday

Chinese govt to provide additional disaster relief supplies worth RMB 300 million to Pakistan, says foreign ministry

Convicts deceived and trafficked young women by promising them work opportunities, says official news agency

Truss, currently foreign minister, defeated former finance minister Rishi Sunak in vote of Conservative Party members

Afghan police said a suicide bomber had detonated explosives near the entrance to the embassy

Data from more than half of schools show 481,000 students left classes in 2021

Blackmore said it was unknown where the suspects might be headed or if they had changed vehicles

Israel's spy chief set to travel to Washington for talks on Iran nuclear file

Some roads and homes near the epicentre were damaged by landslides

Zelenskiy was speaking after Moscow shut down a main pipeline that supplies Russian gas to the continent

Haifa port official says it was the first time a Turkish naval vessel had visited since at least 2010

Truck driver Hussain was planning for his daughter's wedding when floodwater inundated his home near Rajanpur

Mistry’s car rammed into a divider while travelling to Mumbai from Gujarat with three others

Demonstrators urge government to stay neutral militarily and ensure direct energy contracts with Russia

Two of them were executed on charges of espionage for Israel

Bilal Ahmad produces region's 1st solar-electric automobile that can also be charged with electrical energy

While a comedy, it draws some comparisons between millennials and Gen X that are far too apt

While exploring the meaning of one’s life, one writer ponders the philosophical teachings of Nietzsche

Staff shortages have been exacerbated recently by a blowout in visa processing times in Australia

The interim bail granted by the Supreme Court will stand until a state court decides on Setalvad's bail plea

The civil defence equipment will enable Iran to “identify and monitor threats

The new constitution eliminates the nobility rule as well as the tradition of Grand Masters being elected for life

Southeast Asia's largest economy has already jacked up its energy subsidies to $34b, pushed by rising oil prices

Latest attempt to launch the 32-story-tall SLS rocket and its Orion capsule was scrubbed after hydrogen leak

Equipment enable Iran’s armed forces to identify and monitor threats by using round-the-clock software

Historic rivals, Turkiye and Greece have been at odds over issues ranging from overflights to maritime boundaries

The deaths occurred during fierce weather between Wednesday and Friday

Train carrying 394 tons of aid leaves from Ankara

The last naturally occurring US cases of polio were reported in 1979

Rajapaksa fled to Singapore via the Maldives and then spent the past few weeks in Thailand

UN's World Food Programme says much of the food aid to Afghanistan transited through Pakistan by road

Koren accuses tech giant of ‘systematically stifling Jewish, Muslim voices concerned about Palestinian human rights’