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Biden says investment could 'increase India’s food yields in the region three-fold in just five years'

This shift is perhaps an acknowledgement that Prince Mohammed could rule Saudi Arabia for half a century or more

Many Indians are closely following the twists and turns of who replaces Boris Johnson

Iran has since ramped up some nuclear activities, putting a ticking clock on world powers' bid to return to a deal

The usual protest sites, however, were calm and organisers said they would hand the residences back to the government

Throughout annual Atlantic hurricane season, storms are named to make them easier to identify

The vote is due between 1230 GMT and 1430 GMT with the result announced afterwards

Sri Lankan President Gotabaya's rule is drawing to a close with him a fugitive and his island's economy in ruins

It is highly unusual for US officials to openly acknowledge their role in stoking unrest in foreign countries

In 1931 an Indian maharaja had killed 22 Kashmiris, today brutalities continue under the Modi regime

Experts blame global climate change for the unusual weather

Gotabaya, his wife and two bodyguards left main international airport near Colombo aboard a Sri Lankan Air Force plane

Biden's first to the Middle East as president - could normalise ties between Israel and Saudi Arabia

Pakistan has smallest share of senior managerial, and legislative roles

The event was simultaneously broadcast to watch parties of astronomy enthusiasts around the world

Fatih Birol says entire energy system is in disarray since the beginning of Ukraine war

Leaders to also hold bilateral meetings on sidelines of Astana format talks

The league was shown on YouTube that was used to draw money from gamblers in Russia

The 'fish' will also provide information to analyse marine pollution in real time

World’s population, estimated to reach 8b by Nov 15 this year, could grow to 8.5b in 2030, says UN

BBC’s Panorama program which is to be aired on Tuesday to reveal ‘newly obtained evidence’ into allegations

NASA's revolutionary apparatus is designed to peer through the cosmos to the dawn of the universe

The Rajapaksa family has dominated the politics of Sri Lanka and many blame them the country's economic crisis

The slain politician was Japan's longest-serving premier

Beijing is planning to provide another batch of emergency humanitarian assistance to the Afghan people

Family criticises US on examination where Washington avoided holding Tel Aviv responsible for killing journalist

Zelenskiy urges his diplomats to drum up international support for Ukraine as it tries to fend off Russia's invasion

The country is grappling with inflation running at over 60%

Thousands of men, women and children pouring into imposing state mansion queuing to sit on President Rajapaksa's chair

Official says variant BA.5 has accelerated rate of transmission, improved immune escape capability

Polls last week showed the LDP winning at least 60 of the 125 seats being contested on Sunda

Poet Umeed Ali has lived in Italy for more than 30 years. His work speaks to the struggles of life in diaspora

Amidst a persistent climate of gun violence in the US, a widow fights for justice in Washington DC

Political instability could undermine Sri Lanka's talks with the International Monetary Fund

King Hamad, President Erdogan agree with PM Shehbaz to broaden bilateral cooperation

On Friday, huge crowds of robed Muslim pilgrims prayed on Mount Arafat, the climax of the annual pilgrimage

The order directs the government's health department to expand access to "medication abortion"

Government and refinery officials have said India's main reason for buying Russian crude is commercial

President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping are expected to speak again in coming weeks

Police are scrambling to establish details of the motive and method of Abe's killer

Rajapaksa flees as protesters storm president’s house, set fire to PM’s residence

A rescue operation has recovered eight dead bodies after the cloudburst

The island nation has been crippled by a shortage of foreign exchange

Speaking at Washington-based Hudson Institute, Gen David Berger says they also expect Beijing to make a similar move

Says human rights situation in Afghanistan has 'seriously deteriorated' since August 2021

Mohammed Zubair will remain in police custody due to another complaint filed in the capital New Delhi

PM Shehbaz offers condolences on Abe's death, says he made 'invaluable contributions to the Pak-Japan relationship'

Entry roads were packed with worshippers as helicopters buzzed overhead

All of China must prepare for potential disasters as flood season reaches a pivotal period, a govt official warned

Crowds, capped at one million including 850,000 from abroad chosen by lottery, are the biggest at the Hajj since 2019