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Julian Assange heads to US court after plea deal

The US, Egypt and Qatar held talks late last week aimed at re-opening the crossing for humanitarian aid flows

Two of the Israeli airstrikes hit two schools in Gaza City, killing at least 14 people, medics say

Buddhist ethnic armed group Arakan Army reportedly takes over Thandwe Airport in Rakhine State

Surgeon General Murthy recommends an array of preventive measures akin to anti-smoking campaigns

Israel’s national security adviser says will spend coming weeks trying to resolve conflict with Lebanon-based group

UN reports 800,000 lives at risk in Sudan as bombing and shelling continue, displacing 143,000 from Al Fasher

Congress leader defied expectations to help party nearly double its parliamentary numbers in recent elections

Activist Auma Obama, half-sister of former US president Barack Obama, among others tear-gassed during demonstrations

The young senator from Western Australia Fatima Payman crossed the floor and supported the motion

AIMIM president expresses solidarity with Palestine after taking oath; BJP claims constitutional breach

UNRWA coordinates nearly all aid to Gaza, and it is facing relentless attack and deep funding woes

AI-generated manipulative content, like deepfakes, pose a significant threat to the upcoming US election in November.

President Putin is advocating for a system of equal security and mutually beneficial cooperation across Eurasia.

The visit aims to deepen military, cultural, and scientific ties between the UK and Japan.

Sheikh Abdul Wahab Al Shaibi entrusted with Bab-e-Tauba, Shrine of Prophet Ibrahim (PBUH) duties

President Xi congratulated Chang'e-6 mission for bringing back the first samples from the moon's far side.

Gaza's civil defense agency reported the attack, while the Israeli military has yet to confirm the news.

Currently 4.2 million Ukrainians are registered as refugees across the EU

As result of internal enquiries, conservatives no longer support candidates Craig Williams or Laura Saunders

The Czechs said in May that first 50,000 to 100,000 artillery shells to reach Ukraine in June

Czech Republic leads effort to buy ammunition, with funding from NATO allies

Week-long operation by police and border guards from several continents targeted human trafficking networks.

The ministry made an urgent call for international aid to provide essential medicines and save the patients’ lives

The strike on the AFP bureau did not cause any casualties as staff had evacuated the site

Six candidates will compete in Iran's presidential election on June 28, 2024, all approved by the Guardian Council.

Clashes have rocked western Rakhine state since the Arakan Army (AA) attacked the military there in November

Deficit stood at $1.3 billion or 0.2% of the GDP in the same quarter a year earlier

Kremlin said in March that Modi had an open invitation to come to Russia

A sitting president to debate a convicted felon and former president, first time in US history.

Campaign damaged by revelations that several party officials are being investigated for betting on election date

China opposes unilateral sanctions and has made solemn representations to the EU side

Buddha Boy 'Bomjon', facing up to 14 years in prison, would appeal the case in a higher court.

Washington warns absence of realistic post-war plan can trigger lawlessness, chaos as well as comeback by Hamas

10 people of Haniyeh's family including his sister killed in Israeli airstrike on their home in Beach refugee camp

Sources say Iraqi government gave approval to Hamas in May to open bureau in Baghdad

Russia claims Ukraine used U.S.-supplied ATACMS missile, summons US ambassador in Moscow to address issue.

The suspect has been charged with capital murder after allegedly targeting the child and making racial remarks.

Move comes as Washington seeks to push back against growing Russian and Chinese influence in the region

Video showed Mujahed Azmi, a Palestinian from Jenin, strapped to a military jeep passing between two ambulances.

The Chang'e-6 spacecraft capps a complex 53-day mission heralded as world's first

Next president expected to be a close ally in a context of economic and political crisis that may limit voter turnout.

Israel continues its intense bombardment of Gaza, killing 13 people in two schools and a home.

Russian anti-air defence systems destroyed 29 drones in the Belgorod region and one in Voronezh