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Indian Space Research Organisation says all satellites injected into intended orbits

NATO is vigilant, and we are closely monitoring the situation, says NATO spokesperson

Central American nation recognizes mainland China as only legitimate government

Demonstrations held across France against bill allowing migrants with deportation order to be put on ‘wanted list’

Hopes of lasting peace remain thin despite improvement in Saudi-Iran ties

Lebanon's national carrier Middle East Airlines said its clocks and other devices would stay in winter time

ICAN warned of nuclear strike last month on first anniversary of Russia Ukraine war

Economic inequality gap in the Nordic country widening and worrying, says Oxfam

Search and rescue teams comb through the destruction looking for survivors after the storm struck Silver City

I have been disqualified because the prime minister is scared of the next speech, says Congress leader

Although U.S. forces stationed in Syria have been attacked with drones before, deaths are rare

Indian army was test-firing missiles when they went off course due to 'technical errors'

Coe said no female transgender athlete who had gone through male puberty would be permitted to compete

Corcoran and his attorney Michael Levy entered the federal courthouse and went where the grand jury typically meets

Oumuamua was first detected by the University of Hawaii's Pan-STARRS1 telescope

Panda said the weapon's operational concept was similar to Russia's Poseidon nuclear torpedoes

Leaders of the Congress party said they were gearing up to file an appeal in a higher court

When women take male guardians, gender-sensitive work is difficult and aid budgets must bear extra costs

Both the attack on U.S. personnel and the retaliation were disclosed by the Pentagon at the same time

Syria and Saudi Arabia have agreed to reopen their embassies after cutting diplomatic ties more than a decade ago

He was convicted by a court in the western state of Gujarat

Scholars, journalists, leaders from across the world reject US democracy summit; laud China 'whole-process democracy'

Members of Congress have been demanding information about August 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan

Court sentences Congress leader to two years in jail for calling PM 'thief' three years ago

It is 'critical' those who have violated law be referred to authorities, says Lord Justice Haddon-Cave

Law enforcement officials did not give a reason for the meeting's cancellation but such interruptions are not unusual

Members of Jewish activist group Na'amod rip red carpet, chant ‘no red carpet for occupation'

India’s government endorsed the candidacy of Banga, a longtime finance and development executive who is a US citizen

As Xi-Putin meeting stirs unease in Western capitals, China claims talks mark crucial step towards peace, stability

Every year, 1.4M people die from preventable causes linked to unsafe water, poor sanitation

Zelenskiy tweeted a video of an apartment in Zaporizhzhia exploding as it was struck by a missile in broad daylight

25 Palestinians detained by Israeli forces in West Bank

Soon after the incident, the victim was taken to hospital with serious burn injuries

US drones will not prevent Russia from ensuring its national security, says deputy foreign minister

‘Such act may escalate Palestine-Israel tensions,’ says Beijing

Thousands of storm-weary residents issued evacuation orders as scattered floods, mudslides wreak havoc

The inquiry opened and shut so many times that it came to be known as a 'zombie case,' Pomerantz said

West has sought to isolate Russia through global sanctions

The report was commissioned by after the kidnap, rape and murder two years ago of a London woman by a police officer

In Pakistan, Ruet-e-Hilal committee will meet in Peshawar on Wednesday for sighting of Ramazan crescent

Chinese President Jinping holds large-group talks with President Putin at the Kremlin

The head of the UN children's agency in Afghanistan said authorities needed to open schools to all students

The visit underlined an ever-closer relationship between Moscow and Beijing

Tupolev Tu-95MS planes are capable of carrying nuclear weapons and Moscow regularly flies them as a show of strength

The development followed the March 14 crash of a US drone into the Black Sea after it was intercepted by Russian jets

US criticism of India is rare due to India's increasing importance for Washington to counter China in the region

Govt narrowly survives vote of no-confidence amidst deepening dissent

China seeks to broker Ukraine peace as Kyiv hopes to speak to Xi

Barricades erected around Manhattan courthouse ahead of first-ever criminal case against Trump

Huge dams being built by some countries while their neighbours go parched are a growing source of potential conflict