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About 13.5% of Michigan Democrats cast a ballot for 'uncommitted' in the primary, following push by activists

Navalny, 47, died at an Arctic penal colony on Feb. 16; his allies accuse President Putin of having him murdered

'We will continue the momentum of settlement throughout the country,' vows Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich

Deputy commander of Iran's IRGC-QF and a member of Yemen's Houthi militia were designated under the sanctions

French President Emmanuel Macron opened the door on Monday to European nations sending troops to Ukraine

Qin Gang had mysteriously disappeared in June last year after being appointed top diplomat in late 2022

FM Wang calls on all to respect all countries' right to independently choose their paths to human rights development

Kirishma, allegedly helped plant a homemade bomb in Tokyo's upscale Ginza district in 1975

Health minister committed to reducing smoking

Truce deal could include release of several hundred Palestinian detainees held by Israel

ICJ has been hearing arguments from more than 50 states following a request by the UN General Assembly in 2022

Israeli army says its fighter jets had struck Hezbollah air defences in the Bekaa Valley in response to downing drone

SLIM touched down on the lunar surface last month, making Japan the fifth country to put a probe on the moon

Since Oct. 7, US has dispatched military equipment, provided intelligence support, sent warships to support Israel

Fatah and Hamas are making efforts to reach an agreement over a unity government, due to meet in Moscow on Wednesday

Navalny, 47, died at an Arctic penal colony on Feb. 16, the Kremlin denies Russian state involvement in his death

Washington-based research group, India Hate Lab, documented 668 hate speech incidents targeting Muslims in 2023

The man remains in critical condition

In communique, information ministers condemn Israeli military aggression against Palestinians

Makers of smartphones hope the excitement around AI will help boost a sluggish market for smartphones

Protester demands centre around guaranteed floor prices which will allow farmers to sell their produce at fixed rates

The former president has easily swept all five Republican nominating contests thus far

Ruling party says decision part of efforts to 'combat underage marriages,' opposition calls decision 'discriminatory'

Strikes have so far failed to halt Houthis' attacks, which have upset global trade, raised shipping rates

Unconfirmed reports by Israeli media of six-week truce covering Muslim holy month of Ramazan

Survey conducted by Savanta showed that 29% of Britons believed Conservatives had problem with Islamophobia

Inaugurating Ram Mandir at site of demolished Babri Masjid marks an alarming moment in India’s collective narrative.

Stability in Korean Peninsula will benefit region, says China's Special Representative for Korean Peninsula Affairs

European Union lists the UAE as a high-risk country for money laundering and terrorist financing

Navalny's mother Lyudmila said on Friday that Russian investigators were refusing to release his body

Some 4.5 million Germans are estimated to use cannabis

Meloni will host videoconference that will involve leaders from the Group of Seven major democracies for discussion

Six-legged craft apparently trips over its own feet as it neared end of its final descent

Israeli settlement policy making ending its prolonged occupation more difficult, Pakistan tells ICJ

We urge all Indian nationals to exercise due caution and stay away from this conflict, says foreign ministry

Many digital media startups have been unable to convert enthusiasm for their brand

Says all member states should work together to make the SCO bigger and stronger

Official says political horizon offered by two-state solution must be given new lease on life

More than 50 states are due to present their stances in the week-long hearings

The avalanche swept through the peaks near Gulmarg tourist spot where a warning had been issued after heavy snow

Social media giant says it ‘disagrees’ with Indian actions to block certain accounts

Enrolment process already begun in 11 Afghan provinces, following directive from Ministry of Public Health

Both men were executed by multiple gunshots to the back in Ghazni city, Afghanistan

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says the remark was 'probably some kind of attempt to look like a Hollywood cowboy'

Leaders of the farmers say they are pausing their campaign for two days following the death of a young protester

Neighbours, relatives around bombing site vent anger at US for vetoing UNSC resolution calling for ceasefire in Gaza

United States mulls non-tariff curbs on Chinese smart cars; EU probes subsidies for Chinese electric cars

Military source says the strike at about 9:40 a.m. wounded a number of other people, identifying the dead as civilians

The farmers, mostly from the northern state of Punjab, have been demanding higher prices backed by law for their crops

10 states including South Africa overwhelmingly critical of Israel's conduct in occupied territories