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Europe was bracing for its hottest-ever temperature this week on Italy's islands of Sicily and Sardinia

Prolonged bouts of high temperatures challenge power grids, crops as fears of most severe drought in 60 years mount

President calls for authorities to make the utmost effort to rescue victims

IRC says states must shift their focus from deterring people from reaching Europe

20-year-old became the youngest man in 37 years to win the gilded Challenge Cup

Predictions of historic heat hung over swathes of Asia, Europe and the United States

The Chinese flotilla comprised of five warships and four ship-borne helicopters

Report comes exactly 10 months after death in custody of Mahsa Amini triggered protests

Cluster munitions are banned in over 100 countries because they typically release large numbers of smaller bomblets

USGS said that the quake struck at a depth of 9.3km, no loss of life reported yet

Both countries express willingness to collaborate on climate change regardless of other disagreements ahead of talks

India's finance and external affairs ministries and the OECD did not respond to requests for comment

Explained his intention was in fact to denounce those who burn sacred books such as the Quran in Nordic country

'We must adhere to the Party's management of the internet and adhere to making the internet work for the people'

The move will boost India's efforts to cut transaction costs by eliminating dollar conversions

Relentless monsoon rains have reportedly killed at least 90 people in northern India, after burning heat

If mission succeeds, India would be first with lunar landing at area of special interest due to presence of water ice

River's levels were at their highest in 45 years this week following unusually heavy rainfall

Since the 1990s, ties have improved after a series of border agreements

Southern Europe braces for temperatures hitting as high as 44 Celsius

39-year-old had unsuccessfully appealed the sentence

Aspartame is one of the world's most popular sweeteners, used in Coca-Cola diet sodas, Mars' Extra chewing gum

Honouring of Modi this year reflects deepening ties between France and India

Victims buried in shallow grave near El Geneina; Paramilitary force RSF denies any involvement

Edwards was identified by his wife as the presenter who allegedly paid a teenager for sexually explicit photos

EU parliament criticises 'nationalistic rhetoric', urges India to end violence and protect minorities

Delhi has recorded 113% above-average rainfall

Deal will cover purchase of 26 Dassault Aviation Rafale fighter jets, including 4 trainers, 3 Scorpene submarines

A slew of high-profile defence deals expected as Modi heads to France on Thursday 

The Czech-born writer lived 50 years in Paris after emigrating in disillusionment from his Communist-ruled homeland

State dept spokesperson welcomes $3b staff-level agreement between Islamabad, IMF

Cause of crash near Likkhu, just northeast of Kathmandu, not yet known

Five-member bench of India's top court to begin hearings from August 2

Turkiye's bid to join the EU has been frozen for years after membership talks were launched in 2005

State election commission reports seven people were killed on Saturday in election-related violence

Saima Mohsin calls out broadcaster for disability, racial discrimination post on-assignment injury in Jerusalem

Schools in New Delhi were closed after heavy rains lashed the national capital over the weekend

At least one other individual injured in Guangdong province stabbing incident

Police say the two men who were killed had escaped from a high security prison several days ago

Mirziyoyev, 65, has brought Uzbekistan out of near-isolation since taking power in 2016

Six people were found alive and injuries were reported from Saturday's landslide, officials in Hubei province say

Acting petroleum minister inaugurates oil well in northern Sar-e-Pul province

Star presenter is accused of paying a teenager thousands of pounds to pose for sexually explicit photos

Washington in the last year stepped up raids and operations against suspected Da’ish operatives in Syria

Polling for village council members held Saturday for 73,887 seats in eastern West Bengal state

They accused the Indian government of being responsible for the gunning down of Hardeep Singh Nijjar

US Treasury secretary ends four-day Beijing trip, expects more communication

The fundamental flaw of 'Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity' remains in its offer to partner countries

Paris police say it had banned the planned demonstration, citing a ‘context of tensions’

According to the United Nations, chemical weapons killed nearly 100,000 people during World War One