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Traffickers suspected to have smuggled several thousand people from India, Sri Lanka and Nepal since September 2021

Suspended Admiral Miao, served on the ruling Central Military Commission, highest-level military command body

Arla Foods faces backlash after launching controversial Bovaer feed trial for methane reduction in dairy cows.

Putin further id that Russia may use its new Oreshnik hypersonic missile to attack "decision-making centres" in Kyiv

Investment will fund projects promoting economic growth, tackling poverty and addressing the impacts of climate change

Canada and Mexico are the top two petroleum exporters to the US, contributing 52% and 11% of its gross imports

A jury awarded Walmart’s former truck driver $35 million in damages after he was wrongfully accused of fraud.

The law compels tech giants like Meta and TikTok to prevent minors from logging in or face fines up to A$49.5M

Family alleges financial exploitation and harassment drove Air India pilot to take her own life.

PM Shehbaz extends support to Malaysia, reaffirming long-standing ties and cooperation in times of crisis.

BBC presenter Mishal Husain reflects on ‘memorable moments’ as she announces departure for Bloomberg.

Explosion in Delhi during Kejriwal’s press conference, as he calls the city 'the most unsafe'.

He serves as Special Advisor to Japan’s PM but will assume office on February 24, 2025, succeeding Masatsugu Asakawa

A list of US stores open and closed on Thanksgiving 2024, including grocery, retail, and convenience options.

Filters like “Bold Glamour” that smooth skin, reshape features, and blur reality will soon be blocked for teens.

US intelligence downplays nuclear escalation risks, noting Russia’s preference for covert retaliation measures

Israel remains resolute in Gaza, aiming for Hamas's eradication despite Lebanon's peace agreement progress

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Moscow says such a 'suicidal' step will be 'absolute insanity'

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Araghchi says 'it depends on behaviour of Israel' whether ceasefire between Israel, Hezbollah leads to easing tensions

Career politician and member of House of Lords who graduated from Oxford in 1982 will now lead prestigious university

Adani issue dominates as opposition demands discussion

Meeting held on sidelines of Second Ministerial Meeting of Anti-Corruption Law Enforcement Authorities of OIC in Doha

Israeli military asks people not to return to border areas yet

Russia’s state nuclear corporation Rosatom, is already involved in many projects in Kazakhstan

Human trafficking survivor Anneke Lucas alleges she was exploited by David Rockefeller and abused by Pierre Trudeau.

It also asked the court to suspend the warrants pending the outcome of the appeal

Cabinet nominees and appointees targeted by violent threats, says transition team spokesperson Karoline Leavitt

Multiple states and territories have been warned about severe weather that could impact both road and air travel

Hal Lindsey, whose apocalyptic books shaped Christian theology and popularized end times prophecy, passed away at 95.

Turkey says ready to help in Gaza ceasefire while Iran welcomes Lebanon truce imposed recently

Earlier, Netanyahu urges Macron not to enforce ICC immunity decision in heated phone call

In a video message, Rutte also outlined the alliance’s priorities ahead of its next summit in the Hague

The man doubled his food intake and drank excess water to trick the conscription system.

Afghan-origin Payman accused fellow senator of targeting her based on her background

Controversial assisted dying campaigns, including Westminster billboards and targeted ads, spark criticism from MPs

Earlier, Trump also nominated Dr. Marty Makary, a vaccine mandate critic, to lead the FDA.

Google Maps failed to update for the bridge’s closure following flood damage in 2022, in Uttar Pradesh.

Authorities are investigating if the man is connected to other unsolved trespassing cases.

CCTV footage shows a suspect hurling bombs before fleeing the scene.

No tsunami alert is issued and there are no immediate reports of damage

Opposition leader Venancio Mondlane said last week he would only attend virtually and on certain conditions

Expected deficit, amounting to 2.3 percent of GDP, is down from a 2024 deficit of $30.6 billion,

A ceasefire brokered by the US and France ends the Israel-Hezbollah conflict, promising lasting peace

Prosecutor will weigh whether the evidence merits laying charges against Bolsonaro, 36 other people as co-conspirators

Around 20 police officers wounded during violence on Sunday in Sambhal in India's northern state of Uttar Pradesh

China's military says it deployed naval and air forces to monitor and warn a US Navy patrol aircraft

Tinniswood was born in Liverpool on August 26, 1912 and died aged in the care home

At least 11 Palestinians were killed and more than 40 injured in Israeli air strike that targeted Al-Hurriya School