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Modi's visit comes as US deploys a vast naval force near Iran's coast ahead of possible strikes

'It may go higher for others,' says US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer

President says Iran has tried to manage the process to get out of the no war, no peace situation

Report says India loses at least one journalist to work-related killings each year

The cause of the accident will be determined following an investigation by the crash examination team

Sallay, SIS chief since 2019 under Rajapaksa, denies allegations of involvement in suicide bombings

Tehran, Washington are scheduled to meet for a third round of talks on Thursday in Geneva

Ethnic performers don feathered attire in vibrant celebration

US president warns Tehran amid Middle East troop buildup

Calls meetings with Jeffrey Epstein a 'huge mistake' at town hall with staff

Decision follows no-show after diplomatic summons

Nepal’s Gen Z backs Balendra Shah to upend old political elite

International law experts and rights groups say the strikes likely amount to extrajudicial killings

Due to take part in a videoconference meeting with Kyiv's allies

Egypt’s economic crisis drives youths into deadly Mediterranean crossings

Canada summons senior company officials over failure to report mass shooter

Trump denies military leadership split over strategy

MSF, Oxfam, NRC, CARE told by Israel to renew registrations, submit Palestinian staff lists within 60 days

Liberal Democrats leader Ed Davey says Andrew's association with Epstein is a 'stain on our country'

In Jalisco's state capital Guadalajara, schools remain closed and most public transportation suspended.

Ukraine calls Russian claims of seeking nuclear weapons with UK, France aid 'absurd'

Missiles would enhance Iran's strike capabilities, threaten US naval forces

Confusion over tariff rate ​change, ​no explanation given

India's second-largest airline faces regulator scrutiny after last year's 260-fatality crash

Two military pilots and two traders die in Dorcheh crash near Isfahan airbase; technical fault suspected

Record-long deployment, sewage failures strain $13bn supercarrier and crew

Report lists ISIS, TTP, Al-Qaeda; warns of foreign fighters and drug surge

Ex-ICE trainer says agents were told to violate Constitution

Beijing rejects US criticism of chip restrictions, calling it politicization of trade and tech issues

US president expected to address Iran tensions, economy and tariff ruling

Beechcraft C90 was operating a medical evacuation flight when it went down in a forested area of Chatra district

Bidding war for one of Hollywood's most coveted assets raises stakes for dominance in streaming market

Foreign ministers warn Israeli settlement push violates international law

US partners with Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam to disrupt fraud rings

Says disclosure will contravene basic notions of fairness and justice in the process

Trump on Friday initially announced the temporary duty under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974 at 10%

Record travel, packed cinemas and a retail surge signal rising confidence in the world’s second-largest economy

Mexico, US tracked drug lord’s lover before deadly raid

"We have a historic opportunity to strike an unprecedented agreement that addresses mutual concerns,” he says

The delay comes mainly from the uncertainty over tariffs following Friday's judgment

Smotrich said foreign troops would pull out quickly, letting Israeli army act, coordinated with US

Paris accuses Washington of political interference

Mandelson, 72, was removed from top diplomatic post as Epstein ties drew scrutiny

President says situation normalising, government's priority is ensuring peace and security.

Says that as president, 'I do not have to go back to Congress to get approval of tariffs'

Inspections followed discovery of Coldrif syrup linked to 24 child deaths last October

Tehran’s response comes after Trump threatened that he was considering limited strikes against the country

'These are grave allegations and Australians take them seriously,' Anthony Albanese says

Military buildup raises questions over Washington’s long-term objectives