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Former PM points to ongoing conflicts, govt policies as reasons for Israelis questioning their future in the country

Pro-Palestinian groups are organising protests at campaign stops, colleges, accusing Harris of ignoring their concerns

UK calls for de-escalation as Israeli forces intensify West Bank operations, resulting in 20 deaths and arrests

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CJ Isa urges compliance with legal framework

Leghari cites Reko Diq case as cautionary tale

Foreign secretary asks OIC CFM to develop bold plan to achieve OIC summit goals

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IEA Minister Jaishankar says New Delhi will react to any development, positive or negative

Flash floods caused have killed dozens and affected over 250,000 displaced people in Yemen since last July

Zelensky said he had “decided to replace the commander of the air force” to strengthen Ukraine’s military leadership

Authorities advise anyone who has consumed moonshine to seek medical attention immediately

Israeli Newspaper said there is no breakthrough in talks according to the demands of Israeli Prime Minister

Columbia University's New York campus was epicenter for Pro-Palestine demonstrations and swept across US universities

She said she supports a strong Israel but "we must get a deal done" to get a ceasefire in the Gaza conflict

TikTok and Instagram blogger Mohammad 'Medo' Halimy struck by shrapnel from an Israeli missile blast in Khan Younis.

Five Iranian policemen have been arrested following the death of Mohammad Mirmousavi in custody.

Israel's large-scale military operation in the occupied territory entered its third day with death toll of 19

The epicenter of the quake was located approximately 126 km from the city of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky with 27km depth

The report says Russian court has ordered Popov to remain in detention until Oct. 29.

Republican candidate delivers address in battleground state of Michigan

It comes after UNAMA warns new morality law restricting women's lives will damage engagement prospects

Berlin carries out first deportation of 28 Afghans back to their home country amid migration concerns

The country has been hit by several major attacks claimed by IS, including 2017 nightclub shooting that killed dozens

Concerted response to outbreak highlighted in meeting with DRC officials

Forces leave behind 4 people dead, several injured and significant damage to infrastructure, say witnesses

'I'm unequivocal and unwavering in my commitment to Israel's defense and its ability to defend itself,' says VP

Warplanes, drones target Nuseirat refugee camp, neighborhoods in Gaza City and Khan Younis, according to sources

Putin to visit Mongolia next week, defying ICC arrest warrant in a move that signals his bold diplomatic stance

'As president, I will not ban fracking,' Harris says in an interview

Bangladesh indigenous people's activist Chakma says he was held and thrown into car, handcuffed and blindfolded

Trump also said his administration would push for allowing new parents to deduct "major newborn expenses" from taxes

Kiingi Tuheitia succeeded his mother, Queen Dame Te Atairangikaahu, in 2006

Yemen's Houthi plant bombs on already disabled 900-foot Sounion that was laden with about 1 million barrels of oil

Borrell says ministers made decision after Venezuela's electoral body failed to provide support for Maduro's victory

Ambassador Akram warns that persistent violations of these principles have exposed the world to unprecedented risks.

Trump visits cemetery to take part in wreath-laying ceremony honouring 13 service members killed in Afghan withdrawal

Arighaat will further ‘strengthen India’s nuclear triad, enhance nuclear deterrence,’ says Indian defence minister

People wade through waist-high waters that partly submerged vehicles and roads in parts of the state

Typhoon causes extensive flooding and power outages in Japan, leading to travel disruptions and factory shutdowns

Democratic nominee proposed a diverse cabinet, dismissed Trump’s heritage claim and emphasised work needed to win

King’s passing leaves New Zealand reflecting on his legacy of fairness and cultural preservation

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