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Russia's largest strike in weeks hits Kyiv's power grid

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Emmanuel Macron searches for new PM since left-wing alliance won most seats in July elections but not enough to govern

2,700 displaced, 1,775 hectares of crops destroyed as disaster strikes 11 rural districts, local media reports

Israeli security minister's call faces criticism for risking regional stability during sensitive ceasefire talks

Over a million genocide survivors want Bangladesh to accept them as refugees in accordance with international law

'Why would I do the Debate against Kamala Harris on that network?' the former president wrote in a social media post

Kyiv officials report extensive damage to critical infrastructure as over 200 missiles and drones strike 10 regions

The patrols will focus on Ruili, Zhenkang and other frontline areas, the military said in a statement

Ambassador Nofal says 'despite all killings and destruction in Gaza, Palestine wants to live and to develop'

Hezbollah launched hundreds of rockets and drones at Israel early on Sunday

QatarEnergy will supply three million tonnes of LNG a year under the deal, says Kuwait Petroleum Corporation

Women must cover completely and not raise their voices in public, according to law announced by the justice ministry

The extinction of wild pheasants would be “disastrous” because they play a crucial role in ecosystem balance

Durov faces scrutiny from French cyber crime and fraud units over Telegram’s role in illegal activities

In recent days, Israel has issued several evacuation orders across Gaza, the most since the beginning of war

James Cutfield faces manslaughter and shipwreck charges after the yacht's capsizing killed Mike Lynch and six others

Experts said the drones in the images released by state media looked similar to the Israeli-made "HAROP" suicide drone

Cairo said that it will not accept any Israeli presence" along the strategic Philadelphi Corridor

People can now refuse to monitor, read, or respond to their employers' attempts to contact them outside work hours

Nineteen others were injured and more than 30,000 households have been affected in 13 provinces over the past 10 days

Taliban's harsh new laws have sparked international concern over further erosion of women’s rights in the country.

Financial debts rise among low-income American families due to sports betting.

An Amazon manager openly shared his intention of doing 'nothing' while earning a generous salary.

The KKK is no longer as powerful as it once was, but other white nationalist groups have stepped in to fill the void.

Minister Jaishankar defended India’s oil trade with Russia, stressed need for global market stability.

A senior US official stated that talks will proceed, with working groups tackling unresolved issues in Cairo

From parades to concerts, Paris reflected on its past struggles and triumphs in a grand week-long celebration

At least 40 strikes hit Lebanon as Hezbollah retaliates; calls for de-escalation from global leaders grow

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Faces charge of failing to curb criminal use of platform

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Nasrallah says his group targeted a military intelligence base near Tel Aviv

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Missile strike in Ukraine kills Ryan Evans, a safety adviser to Reuters journalists; investigation underway

Record fundraising signalling Democratic enthusiasm and boosting her campaign’s momentum as she prepares for Georgia

President has replaced 19 ministers and three state secretaries, just before the presidential elections in October

Floodwaters inundate Bangladesh; urgent need for food, water, and medical aid grows

Talks stall as Hamas rejects Israel's conditions, including military presence in the Philadelphi Corridor

Dearborn, key Arab-American town with 110,000 residents, could influence the state's outcome in presidential election