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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

Summary of two exit polls project ruling NDA could win more than 350 seats in the 543-member lower house of parliament

175 shelters, dozens of shops, and other facilities burn; officials suspect arson attack amid repeated fire incidents

Philippine leader addresses the annual Shangri-la Dialogue in Singapore

Biden said on Friday that Israel had proposed a deal involving an initial six-week truce and troops withdrawal

In efforts to win over progressive elements of Democratic Party, Biden lays out three-phase ceasefire plan

Feasts showcased at Turkish Consulate ceremony to promote cherished Turkish breakfast tradition to a global audience

Pakistan, India's sees a spike in forest fires as temperatures reach up to 52.2°C

Protesters hang a banner from the facade reading, "Free Palestine, Divest From Genocide."

The seven-phase vote begins on April 19 and will end with polling in last 57 seats

Spokesperson says attack was in response to British and American strikes on its bases in Yemen on Thursday

Nine election personnel, including security persons, died on Friday due to heatstroke

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said 75 Ukrainian prisoners had been returned from Russia

all suppliers and goods have to be vetted by the Israeli military

Spokesperson of the hospital, NYU Langone Health, said delivery nurse Hesen Jabr was warned not to bring her views

ANC looks likely to remain the largest political force

FPDA aims for more ambitious exercises, emphasizing collaboration among member nations

Delhi records temperatures of 50 degrees, prompting school closures, heatstroke units at hospitals

Trump, 77, has denied wrongdoing; attorney representing him said they would appeal as quickly as possible

Nelson Mandela's party may need a coalition for the first time in post-apartheid history

India began voting in seven phases in the world's largest election on April 19 and it is set to conclude on June 1

Move is part of a wider effort by countries to coordinate pressure on Israel to end the conflict in Gaza

DPRK says balloons are retaliation for propaganda campaign by North Korean defectors and South Korean activists

Israel sent a message through Egypt's FM that it will compromise in Gaza war to avoid retaliation, says IRGC commander

Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei and President Assad say ties are strong, last met in 2022 in Tehran

Sentencing will come at a later date for those found guilty, with prison terms ranging from three years to life

Israel claims control of buffer zone along Gaza-Egypt border, gaining effective authority over Gaza's land frontier

Xi said China would continue to support alleviating the humanitarian crisis and post-war rebuilding in Gaza

Raisi's sudden death has triggered a race among hardliners to influence the selection of Iran's next leader

Modi aims to secure historic third term in office, dreams to transform India by 2047

Rajasthan has also been reeling under scorching heat with mercury touching 50 degrees C in some districts

Earlier this month on May 1, India successfully flight-tested supersonic missile-assisted release of torpedo system

Spokesperson Zhu Fenglian says all relevant countermeasures target separatist activities and external interference

Houthis have launched repeated drone and missile strikes in the Red Sea region since November

Israel used American-made GBU-39 bomb in massacre Sunday, explosive weapons expert tells CNN

After entering into Rafah, Israel said the war could continue at least the whole year

High-level Russian official says Moscow close to establishing ‘full-fledged’ relationship with Taliban govt

Iran supports the Houthis but has repeatedly denied arming the group

Ruling party talks were previously held around once a year but have not taken place since 2018

National Guard Larson recalls every moment from day he landed on Omaha Beach on D-Day and calls himself "last man."

Despite mounting concern over civilian toll of its war on Hamas, Israel shows no sign of changing course

Powerful cyclone in low-lying Bangladesh and India kills at least 65 people

ANC is still on course to win the largest share of the vote

The prime minister blamed "extraordinary rainfall" and changes to weather patterns for the landslide

'We desperately need political solution that will allow us to have ceasefire to get aid in,' IRFC president

Experts observed data from 1991 to 2020, compiled by Red Crescent and other organizations

Police cited the 40-year-old mother for suspected child abuse, referring the matter to juvenile court

Israel has kept up attacks despite ruling by ICJ on Friday ordering it to stop given high risk of civilian casualties

The WHO has long been pleaded with Israel to allow more critically ill and wounded people to leave Gaza