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Judge stated US Dept of Energy's freeze on approvals of LNG exports was "completely without reason"

Payman states exclusion from caucus meetings, committees; told to avoid all parliamentary duties requiring vote.

Resolution aims for inclusive, sustainable AI development to support UN's 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda.

Gasoline demand in US, the world's biggest oil consumer, expected to ramp up as the summer travel season picks up

Moneychangers and private banks were encouraged to participate by depositing the necessary funds in afghani.

Republican Trump said if there had been a "real president" in the US, Moscow would not have invaded Ukraine

Annual shop price inflation slowed to 0.2% in June from 0.6% in May, the lowest increase since October 2021, says BRC.

Consumer inflation to stabilize around mid-2% in H2, vows vice finance minister.

World Bank Group aims to boost guarantees to $10B this year, significantly expanding MIGA's $30B balance sheet.

Union leader Son Woo-mok demands transparency in bonuses, time off, and equal partnership with the company.

Conservatives set to be kicked out of office after 14 turbulent years, marked by Britain exiting EU in 2016

Ukraine intends to include GDP warrants as part of its effort to restructure $20 billion of international bonds

Dollar stronger at 161.56 yen on Tuesday, keeping close to overnight high of 161.72 yen, not seen since December 1986

Under new pact, Helsinki to open 15 of its military bases for potential use by US forces.

Lammy acknowledges current multipolar environment, stresses need for Britain to redefine role on global stage.

Israeli ship MSC Unific was also targeted in the Arabian Sea

Court rules Trump immune for presidential acts, but can be prosecuted for private actions in landmark decision.

Macron holds tense meeting with ministers, gives no directives, officials anonymously tell media ahead of elections.

KCNA reports 'Hwasongpho-11 Da-4.5' missile test with simulated heavy warhead to verify flight stability and accuracy.

Doha talks to discuss Afghan engagement

Ruling likely to delay ex-US president’s trial for conspiring to overturn the 2020 election

Buffett's donation boosted his overall giving to Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and family charities to about $57b

Incident occurred when a crowd of devotees started pushing towards the stage after the event to touch the preacher

Israeli military says volley of about 20 rockets caused no casualties

Lawsuit seeks at least $1 billion of compensatory damages and $3 billion of punitive damages

Blasts killed mainly young pro-Kurdish and left-wing activists at a rally

US Secretary of State defends president's debate performance, emphasises his accomplishments in 3-1/2 years

Rights organisations have strongly criticised controversial UN move to exclude civil society groups from summit

6-3 decision comes four months ahead of the presidential election in which Trump is the Republican candidate

Taliban spokesman hails Washington, regional countries for pledging to lift economic restrictions on Afghanistan

Part of roof, canopy and several beams at domestic terminal 1 collapsed after heavy rain on Friday

New criminal laws aim to modernise the justice system, but opposition fears they may disrupt administration

Scientists concerned gaps in bird flu surveillance may hinder response to a potential human pandemic as H5N1 spreads

French parties aim to block Marine Le Pen's far-right RN from forming a government after historic gains in first round

The move comes amid efforts to reduce overcrowding in detention facilities and international criticism.

The Labour Party is pursuing strengthened ties with the EU, focusing on unity without reopening past Brexit disputes.

The armed wing of Islamic Jihad said its fighters fired rockets towards several settlements near the fence with Gaza.

Petition calls on parliament to introduce a bill to impeach Yoon on the grounds that he is unfit for the job.

Air defense systems intercepted the missiles, causing debris to hit an apartment block in the Obolonskyi district.

Foreign permanent residents seeking to work, study, or report news must apply for other visas or permits.

Climbers must pay 2,000 yen, with numbers limited to 4,000 daily due to last year's pollution and crowding issues.

The demonstrations follow a ruling by Israel’s Supreme Court mandating the military draft of ultra-Orthodox men.

Turkish authorities refused to refuel the Israeli aircraft citing permit issues

The footage depicted members painting the devices and placing them in portable bags within a covered area.