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Russian president lit a candle at a church at his residence outside Moscow on Sunday evening to honour those who died

Israeli armoured forces sealed off Al-Amal Hospital and carried out extensive bulldozing operations in its vicinity

Settler incursion comes amid rising tensions over Israel’s deadly offensive on Gaza Strip

A fishing community in Aceh said they had been standing on the hull of the boat after it capsized due to high tides

Protestors marched in 21-day hunger strike in the region's town of Kargil

Da’ish claimed responsibility for Friday's rampage but there are indications that Russia is pursuing a Ukrainian link

Pakistan's Ambassador to Iran attends video mapping ceremony at Azadi Tower for Pakistan Day and Nowruz festival

Central Command says drones, storage facilities destroyed in 'self-defence' operation

At least 60 people dead, injuring more than 145

Palestinian authorities condemned the move.

Attacks helped boost oil prices that have risen nearly 4% so far since March 12

Text receives significant support at Security Council, but is thwarted by Russia, China opposition

US offers substantial subsidies and tax breaks to domestic chip sector, enticing firms to leave China for America

Authorities say 42 men, 18 women, 9 children rescued in Meulaboh waters

Raids compound shipping risks alongside Yemen's Houthi strikes, burdening shipping companies

Five-month war leads to severe food shortages for 2.3 million Palestinians, some areas exceed famine levels, says UN

Explosion at around 8:00 am targeted a group of people waiting outside New Kabul Bank branch in central Kandahar city

A part of Congress' bank accounts was frozen last month pending a tax case that dates back to 2018-19

Defence minister says message needed to be sent that cross-border terrorism has become intolerable

NDRC will communicate extensively with foreign chambers and enterprises, says Hua Zhong, commission official

Finland, Denmark, Iceland, Sweden, Israel, Netherlands, Norway, Luxembourg, Switzerland and Australia among top 10

14 Kashmiri political parties have become outlawed in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir

China claims Arunachal Pradesh to be a part of southern Tibet

Father of six, Muhammad Umar Farooq, had been trying his luck for past 2-3 years in 'Dream Car' raffle before winning

All 89 lawmakers plus Legislative Council president vote to pass domestic national security bill

The IQAir report was based on data from more than 30,000 monitoring stations in 134 countries and regions

Two people out of every 10,000 dying daily from starvation, IPC

Supreme Court gives state-run lender until Thursday to provide the ECI with unique identification numbers of bonds

Death of 22-year-old Amini in September 2022 while in custody unleashed months of protests against Iranian regime

Two detained after clashes at Gujarat University as foreign students prayed on campus

The eruption was the seventh on the Reykjanes peninsula near Iceland's capital Reykjavik since 2021

Putin won 87%, or 76 million votes, by far the biggest landslide in post-Soviet Russian history

Putin won a record post-Soviet landslide in Russia's election on Sunday

Said he wished Macron would stop seeking to aggravate the war in Ukraine but to play a role in finding peace

Nationwide turnout was 74.22% when polls closed, election officials say, surpassing 2018 levels of 67.5%

Of the 38 people injured, 11 were seriously hurt, according to the provincial information department

Martin's Future Gaming and Hotel Services spent $165 million between 2019 and 2024 in political donations

Injuries from dust collector explosion at spare parts manufacturing facility in northern Haryana state, police say

UN Security Council extended UNAMA's mandate for another year on Friday

Israel's assault has forced many inhabitants from their homes, leaving much of Gaza in rubble

Gases from the eruption were travelling westwards out at sea, the meteorological office said

Kyiv regards the election taking place in parts of its territory controlled by Russia as illegal and void

The most exciting cinema has not been made in Hollywood for some 20 years now, but we have a problem recognising it

A bill seeking to ban the popular social media platform sailed through the US House of Representative by a landslide

Missile strike kills 2 in Russian border region; Putin says Ukraine trying to disrupt election, cyberattacks reported

Open Arms vessel reached Gaza Strip shores on Friday after departing from Greek Cypriot administration's Larnaca port

National elections to be held in seven phases, set to end on June 1, announce authorities

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office says new Gaza truce proposal based on 'unrealistic demands'

Scientists find over 16,000 chemicals in plastics — a quarter of which are thought to be hazardous to human health

On January 1 Ibrahim K. was caught on a security camera kicking to death a stray cat named Eros