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Israeli military has in recent day hit more than 150 targets in Lebanon

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards have arrested 12 individuals accused of collaborating with Israel

Doubts rise over the fate of Yahya Sinwar as media reports suggest his death, but no evidence has been found.

Japan removed the captain of the Suzutsuki after the ship mistakenly entered Chinese territorial waters in July.

ACCC claims both companies raised prices temporarily on several products before offering them at so-called 'discount'

Both leaders noted Pakistan's strong ties with Sri Lanka, emphasizing their mutual cooperation across various sectors.

Dissanayaka, who won 42.31% of vote, took his oath at the historic Presidential Secretariat in Colombo.

Zelenskyy to present Kyiv’s new peace plan to Biden: meet election rivals Harris and Trump as well

Khan left his master’s at Millia Islamia for acting, later earning honorary degrees from top global universities.

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Shehbaz rejects politics of chaos, urges hard work to fulfil promises made to public

51 perish in Iran coal mine explosion

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Students celebrate return to classes following political change

He is neck-and-neck with Vice President Kamala Harris, including in key states that often decide close US elections

One Lebanese official said it was Lebanon's highest daily death toll from violence since the 1975-1990 civil war

Summit covers themes such as peace and security, global governance, climate change and human rights

India had reported about 30 cases, one death from the older Clade 2 variant in past two years

People reacted on social media and said the act is disturbing and shameful

Military claims order based on intelligence that Al Jazeera offices were bring used to incite and support terrorism

As protests grew in July, authorities closed the campus amid a crackdown on demonstrations that left hundreds dead

White House National Security spokesperson says tensions much higher now than even a few days ago

Summit aims to address challenges ranging from military conflicts to climate change

Defence Minister says Hezbollah has begun experiencing impact of Israel’s military capabilities

Speaking to a crowd of approximately 5,000 demonstrators, Thunberg expressed outrage at the situation in Gaza

Police suspect multiple gunmen used 'Glock switches' in attack that killed four people and wounded around 20 others.

Mine accidents in Iran are common, largely due to inadequate infrastructure and a lack of safety.

The singer reassured the audience and restarted his performance after the disruption.

Multiple gunmen opened fire in Birmingham, Alabama killing four and injuring dozens in the busy nightlife district.

This is the first in Sri Lanka’s history that a presidential election goes into a second round of vote counting.

As the Sun crosses the equator today, Pakistan and many other regions will experience equal day and night hours.

Agency faces backlash for disclosing personal info of those leaving negative reviews on controversial rental listing.

Talk of a second debate between the two US presidential candidates comes after their first encounter on September 10.

Obama describes election as moment against what he describes as "radical forces" aiming to take country backward

Israel struggles to intercept Hezbollah's rocket barrage, as air raid sirens warn civilians to take shelter.

Biden hosts leaders of Australia, India, and Japan at his private residence to discuss regional challenges and China.

Kharkiv, located just 30 kilometres from the Russian border, has been a frequent target of Russian attacks

Heavily armed soldiers enter building and deliver 45 day closure notice to network's West Bank bureau chief, al-Omari

Lebanese authorities say development comes day after Israeli airstrike targeted Hezbollah commanders

The Shark Tank billionaire critiques his generation's media consumption habits.

US and European sources claim Iran gave ballistic missiles to Russia, but without the necessary launchers.

The Mossad attack highlights severe vulnerabilities in communication networks

While the West sings the same old tune, Beijing’s pull over Africa remains strong for multiple reasons

PM Barnier forms cabinet, aiming to balance right-wing and centrist factions, facing tough negotiations ahead