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Additional to another $2 billion previously delivered by US

Israeli airstrikes hit Gaza after truce collapse; southern areas hit amid fears of a possible ground operation

Israel considers a buffer zone on Gaza's border, informing Arab states; aims to prevent attacks, shape post-war Gaza

Two senior intelligence officers were asked to leave stations in major Western cities, says Indian media

Antonio Guterres urges world leaders at COP28 climate summit to plan for future without fossil fuels

UN urges Russian authorities to repeal any law discriminatory toward community

Israeli forces asking people in Khan Younis to evacuate to Rafah but also targeting Rafah, says journalist

Gaza health officials say 109 people killed and dozens wounded in air strikes that hit at least eight homes

US, India eager for an ally to counterbalance a rising China, appear ready to try to look past assassination

Both sides exchange in-depth of views on entire spectrum

2023 is set to be the warmest year on record, reaching 1.4°C above preindustrial levels, warns the WMO

COP28 launches climate 'loss and damage' fund, but critics say contributions fall short of $100 billion needs

COP28 bills as largest-ever climate gathering

Russia warns of rising risk of nuclear war, and relations with US sink into deep freeze

Israel and Hamas extend the truce as two Israeli hostages are handed to the Red Cross in Gaza City

This New Year celebration will showcase Bhambhore's splendid history

Kissinger reigns as the prime architect of US foreign policy

Indian national, Nikhil Gupta, charged in US for plotting Sikh separatist's assassination with unnamed Indian official

NASA will train an Indian astronaut for a 2024 International Space Station mission, enhancing space cooperation

India probes US concerns on Sikh leader plot, straining ties

US has about 54,000 troops in Japan, many in strategically important southern island chain

Riyadh aims to host the event between October 2030 and March 2031.

Concerned woman launches legal action, citing it an infringement on her right to freedom of religion

Rescue workers were divided into two teams of three each

180 Palestinian prisoners - all women and children - have been released from Israeli jails

Turkish President Erdogan tells UN chief Israel must be held accountable for war crimes in Gaza

41 workers rescued from collapsed Indian tunnel after 17 days, 'rat miners' crucial in the final drilling efforts

Students at an agriculture university were arrested last week after a complaint was filed by a non-IIOJK student

Iran completes arrangements for Russian Sukhoi Su-35 fighter jets, Mi-28 attack helicopters, and Yak-130 jet trainers

Emergency services say power remains out in 882 localities

Greek government in discussions with British Museum chair George Osborne on a possible loan deal for the sculptures

Israel-Hamas truce extended for fifth day; Qatar hosts Israel, US intelligence meeting

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres calls it 'a glimpse of hope and humanity in the middle of the darkness of war'

Vermont shooting suspect pleads not guilty to attempted murder; incident being investigated as a suspected hate crime

Pro-Khalistan Sikhs confront Indian diplomat in a Gurdwara in New York over alleged role in assassination plot

At least 18 killed in unseasonable lightning strikes during intense storms in Gujarat; flash floods also reported

Elon Musk in Israel to discuss AI security and combating online antisemitism; agreement for SpaceX's Starlink in Gaza

'Rat miners' to manually drill through narrow pipe to rescue 41 trapped workers in Indian Himalayas

Stuck in 4.5 km tunnel in Uttarakhand state since Nov 12

There are participants at a mass blind-dating event hosted by Seongnam city

US blames Iran for unclaimed attacks on several vessels in the region in the past few years

Victims speaking Arabic when attacked, reports

Iran calls for a permanent Gaza ceasefire, condemning Israel's crimes as the truce with Hamas nears its end

Qatar announces a two-day extension to the truce between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, continuing the pause in conflict

Hamas separately frees three Thai nationals and Russian-Israeli citizen Ron Krivoy

Hamas released hostages, but tensions persist as Israel vows to continue the offensive, truce status uncertain

World's largest iceberg, A23a, on the move after three decades; 4,000 sq km behemoth drifting past Antarctic Peninsula

Specialised equipment aids Indian Himalayan rescue; 41 trapped workers face challenging conditions in the tunnel

Deputy Premier Abdul Kabir missing from official meetings since September, Taliban say he is not feeling well

Israel’s brutal response to Hamas’s October 7 attack has placed the case of Palestine back on the world map