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ECRI says "admirable efforts" have been made to support Ukrainians since war started in February 2022

Head of UN inquiry accused the Israeli military of carrying out an "extermination" of Palestinians

Report says UAE driven by advantageous tax policies, strategic location, other favourable factors

Justice Department says it determined Boeing violated2021 deferred prosecution agreement

Deaths among Egyptians had risen to at least 600, with the total reported deaths now at 922

Critics claim the crackdown is tool to purge political rivals

Tensions soar on Israel-Lebanon border

Heads of state attend South African president’s inauguration

Kim pledges support to Putin on Ukraine

Schools turned into shelters, more than million people stranded in northern areas

About 5,000 residents forced to evacuate as 2 devastating wildfires collectively scorch over 20,000 acres

Modi lost parliamentary majority partly due to youth unemployment worsened by frequent government job exam leaks

Russian president says peace talks won't happen if Kyiv insists on Russian forces' withdrawal from Ukraine

Netanyahu says Blinken assured him Biden admin will lift arms restrictions; Blinken declines to confirm

India's financial-crime agency arrested Kejriwal in March over corruption allegations tied to Delhi's liquor policy

Ottawa listed IRGC as terrorist group on Wednesday, which could lead to probe of ex-Iranian officials in Canada

Amazon has faced criticism elsewhere over working conditions, even in US and UK

Lebanon-based group had attacked nine Israeli military sites with rockets, drones earlier this week

Calls for potential prosecution amidst ongoing scrutiny

Incident highlights ongoing instability amidst political turmoil, regional tensions

A coalition led by the US has conducted intermittent airstrikes since Jan 12 on Houthis location

Russian President Vladimir Putin signs mutual defence pact with North Korea's Kim Jong Un

Noam Chomsky's name trended on social media platforms earlier due to misinformation regarding his death.

Australia's intel chief Mike Burgess says foreign intelligence officers were "quietly and professionally" expelled.

He thanked North Korea for supporting what Russia calls its special military operation in Ukraine

The Hinduja family members are accused of spending more money on their dog than on their domestic help staff.

Close to 1,000 cases of a potentially fatal 'flesh-eating' disease have been reported in Japan this year.

Report found US military aimed to sow doubt about safety of vaccines, and other life-saving aid supplied by China

The UN agencies said migrants from the second shipwreck came from Iran, Syria and Iraq.

Governor Hojjatollah Shariatmadari confirmed the casualties and stated that 35 of the injured were hospitalized.

Medics and Hamas media said eight Palestinians were killed in Al-Mawasi and many families fled north in panic

Prolonged heatwave has killed over 100 people across the country

The program will allow the spouses and children to apply for permanent residence without leaving the US

"The situation in the West Bank, is dramatically deteriorating," said Volker Turk of UNHRC

German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser warns of rising threats to democracy from far-right elements and espionage

The report says 17 goals of 2030 target showing limited or a reversal of progress

Pakistan maintained its nuclear arsenal in 2023 while India surpassed Islamabad, focusing on China.

Putin's foreign policy adviser says Russia and DPRK might sign a partnership deal on security issues during the visit

War in Gaza has created tons of debris with unprecedented ecological damage in the region

While Shahrukh Khan greeted fans from Mannat, others stars extended thoughtful greetings on social media

US State Department condemns China's actions, reaffirming its defence treaty with Philippines

President Lazarus Chakwera, who has called for an independent investigation into the plane crash, attended the burial

Analysts had predicted that energy prices would turn negative during the course of this Summer.

The law has come under fire from some governments amid protests by farmers angry at costly EU regulations.

Israeli bombardment continues throughout Eid ul Adha holidays despite the IDF's announcement of a pause.

The fire had spread over an area of 5,000 cubic meters with no casualties reported

Jens Stoltenberg made the comments during a visit to Washington to prepare for NATO's 75th anniversary summit.

BRICS countries account for more than 40% of the world's population and around a quarter of the global economy

Biden faces increasing pressure from his own party over support for Israel amidst Gaza assault, urging cease-fire