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After six children and a woman were killed, Indian officials capture one wolf in Uttar Pradesh's Bahraich district

Met agency warns “the risk of a disaster due to heavy rain can rapidly escalate in western Japan as Friday approaches”

Nuclear diplomacy on hold due to Iranian presidential election last month, upcoming US election in November

US national security adviser's 14-hour talks in Beijing address Taiwan, South China Sea, and economic security

Military chief of staff says assertion that Da'ish, TTP operate from Afghanistan 'unfounded'

Death toll rises as Israeli military in the West Bank continue, with key leaders among the casualties.

Oil-producing Iran and Syria have the lowest electricity prices, thanks to large government subsidies.

Forces have 'more advantageous positions' along the frontline, Defense Ministry says

Türkey's Transport and Infrastructure Minister Uraloglu pledges continued Turkish investments in TRNC

Borrell says individuals targeted made statements that go 'clearly against international law and incite war crimes'

Judge Alexandre de Moraes demands new legal representative within 24 hours; Musk accuses him of stifling free speech

Resolution, penned by France, adopted with all 15 members in favor

UNRWA is largest humanitarian organization in Gaza, considered as backbone of humanitarian aid operations in enclave

‘Don't leave Gaza alone,’ Khaled Mashal says urging people worldwide to initiate activities in support of Gaza

Perpetual peace is a mirage; global power dynamics ensure constant great-power competition and conflict.

Durov spent four days in police custody following arrest and was granted bail on condition of $5.6 million payment

Britain was hit by anti-immigrant riots earlier this month after a deadly knife attack on a children's dance class

Talks held in Beijing between US, Chinese officials intend to ease simmering tensions between the two superpowers

Entrepreneur granted bail on condition he pays 5 million euros while under formal investigation

Major automakers including Toyota, Nissan suspend operations in some of their domestic factories due to the storm

The war spread mirrors a contagion, disrupting global economies and energy supplies, with no end in sight

The duo arrives to cheers in band room at Liberty County High School in Georgia where Dems narrowly won in 2020

Proparco’s Diane Jegam met Aptma to discuss financing for green and sustainable textile projects.

Ukrainian forces crashed through Russia's western border into the Kursk region on Aug. 6 in a surprise offensive

Brenda Abdelall to be tasked with shoring up support from community frustrated with US support for Israel's war

With massive demand, Paralympics could surpass previous attendance figures, drawing in enthusiastic spectators

CDC pulls budget of $245 million to mobilise resources as mpox outbreak response but less than 10 percent secured

Sounion tanker is carrying 150,000 tonnes or 1 million barrels of crude oil and poses an environmental hazard

Pakistan urges push for narrowing differences

Evacuation orders intensify and clashes escalate as conflict approaches 11 months with worsening humanitarian crisis

Sullivan, Wang meeting aims at keeping communication channels open

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List includes journalists, lawyers, and the heads of what it said were key military-industrial firms

Not the first incident of UN vehicles being hit since the start of the war between Israel and Hamas

Yemeni group agrees to allow rescue ships to reach the oil tanker Sounion, citing environmental concerns

Beijing and Washington discuss military communications, disagreements on Taiwan and trade

The 647 megatonnes carbon released in last year's wildfires exceeded those of seven largest emitters

Cigarette smoking has fallen to 11%, but vaping is becoming more popular, especially among those under 30

State Department sanctions one Israeli NGO and an individual over extremist settler violence against Palestinians

Order given by Afghanistan’s morality police in Ministry for Propagation of Virtue and Prevention of Vice: local media

A 10-year-old girl died after taking part in a viral "blackout challenge" in which users were dared to choke

Palestinian health officials said the Israeli strikes in Khan Younis killed at least 11 people

Under the Pacific Policing Initiative, a multinational force would be drawn from across the Pacific islands

The defendants, whose trial opened in June, face charges including terrorism, murder and criminal association

Ousted Ex-PM Sheikh Hasina's government had banned the JI party under an anti-terrorism law.