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BJP fell short of simple majority, making TDP's Chandrababu Naidu and JD(U)'s Nitish Kumar kingmakers in alliance

Projections made by Saturday's exit polls sent stock markets surging on Monday

Researchers fear misuse of AI in major election year due to cheap, easy-to-use online tools lacking guardrails

FM Albares states Spain's intervention is to support international law, the court's work, and UN

21% of respondents chose BJP for its efforts in developing the country while 20% did so for Modi's leadership

Nvidia's stock rises 5.2% to close at $1,224.40, reaching a market capitalization of $3.012 trillion

Israeli army admits to targeting the school in the Nuseirat refugee camp, claiming Hamas fighters were hiding inside.

High-level diplomatic efforts underway to broker ceasefire agreement

Protesters barricaded themselves inside building that houses president's office

Russia isn't invited to the June 15-16 meeting, China will stay away, requiring both warring sides for any peace talks

12-month average global temperature was 1.63°C above pre-industrial levels, warmest since record-keeping began in 1940

At least 44 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli military strikes in central Gaza Strip areas since Tuesday

Short of 272-seat majority in general elections, BJP will be supported by Telugu Desam Party, Janata Dal (United)

Since last May, fighting between Meitei and Kuki-Zo in the Myanmar-bordering state has killed 220 and displaced 60,000

Hezbollah says it is not seeking to widen conflict with Israel but ‘will not allow Israel to secure any victories’

Israeli jets hit targets in central Gaza while ground forces allegedly operated 'in a focused manner'.

Over 51% of American Jews support Biden's decision to withhold arms shipments to Israel, survey finds

Many Indian Muslims worry Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP will relegate them to 'second-class citizens'

At least 505 Palestinians had been killed in the West Bank by the Israeli military

Rachel Keke an MP, brandished the flag at the start of a session of questions to government in the lower house.

Ruling party looks set for heavy losses in the bellwether northern state of Uttar Pradesh

Modi says people have placed their faith in the BJP-led coalition for a third time and it is historic

Decline in seats of the BJP linked to three states, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra and Rajasthan

Israeli PM Netanyahu's office stresses that Israel would push on with the war until all of its 'goals are achieved'

Hunter Biden faces three felony charges over a 2018 gun purchase in the first trial of a sitting president's child

Thousands of Palestinians are still under rubble after relentless airstrikes killing 36,000 people

Such an attack would be Hezbollah's first involving a drone squadron since its exchanges of fire with Israel began

Earlier, President Vladimir Putin, who said NATO countries were playing with fire and risking a deeper global conflict

Chinese foreign ministry urges Iran and UAE to resolve differences via dialogue, reiterating its 'consistent' stance

North Korea has launched hundreds balloons carried by wind across the border that dropped trash throughout South Korea

Macron cracks down on 'Islamist separatism' under far-right pressure; critics say it targets Muslims, limits freedom

Madhya Pradesh alone recorded over 5,000 cases of heatstroke

Climate scientist, former mayor of Mexico City, won presidency with between 58.3% and 60.7% of vote

The Maldives had lifted a previous ban on Israeli tourists in the early 1990s and moved to restore relations in 2010.

Former US president did not elaborate on what he thought might happen if that point is reached

The founder of Genocide Watch weighs in on Israel’s strike on Rafah and its impunity despite global outcry

Modi's political opponents and rights groups have long sounded the alarm about threats to India's democracy.

Prime minister reviews weather woes as country suffers under sweltering heat

Islands are claimed by both Iran and UAE but have been held by Iran since 1971

ROK National Security Council condemned DPRK balloons and GPS jamming as an 'irrational act of provocation'

Ahmadinejad, former Revolutionary Guards member and Iran's president from 2005-2013, was barred from 2017 election

It is Zelenskiy's second trip to Asia since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022

Results to announce on Tuesday, economists expect Modi-led government to continue reducing India's fiscal deficit

'A lot of details to be worked out'; stating that position regarding release of Israeli hostages remains 'unchanged'

As polls conclude in the neighbouring country, what do they portend for the future of the world’s largest democracy

Hezbollah missile hit Gibor camp, headquarters of 769th Brigade in city of Kiryat Shmona, says Israeli army radio

Election official says 17 hopefuls had signed up since registration for the June 28 election opened

Head of Nangarhar’s information department says five people survived accident, cause of which is being investigated

The French state dinner menus offered a unique insight into 150 years of diplomatic and gastronomic history

Ruling party loses majority for 1st time, on 40% of vote, opposition DA and ex-leader Zuma's parties in 2nd and 3rd