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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

Putin tells military to prepare future advances properly

War enters 3rd year with Russia in ascendancy

13 council members voted in favour of the Algerian-drafted text, while Britain abstained

Gandhi faces at least 10 other defamation cases, critics accuse government of using justice system to target rivals

Latest reports confirm Gaza’s precipitous slide into hunger and disease, says UN organisation

Farm analysts say the government has completely sidestepped the demands of farmers

Israeli government has clamped down on entry by Palestinians since Oct 7; cap set despite protests

United States draft UN resolution condemns Israeli calls for settlers in Gaza, opposes reducing Gaza's territory

Hamas denounced the proposed restrictions and the Palestinian Islamic council called on all Muslims to visit Al Aqsa

The farmers' unions said they would decide on the proposal within a day or two

New Delhi has spent nearly 7.71b rupees, or almost twice its budgeted 4b on projects in the Maldives this fiscal year

At least five bodies were buried while efforts to recover others going on in Nuristan province

JP Morgan's John Bilton views China's economy as investable despite challenges; sees opportunities in bonds and stocks

FM Wang Yi says China, as the largest developing nation, committed to offering more global public goods

'The United States does not support action on this draft resolution,' says US Ambassador to the UN Thomas-Greenfield

Hindu nationalist group seeks court order to separate lioness Sita and lion Akbar in zoo enclosure

Russian defence ministry says its troops have advanced 8.6 km in that part of the 1,000-km front line

Quds Force commander meets armed groups after US blames them for soldiers' killing, urges caution to avert retaliation

With US & China locked in this century’s first great power competition, cooperation rather than confrontation stands

US diplomat says there is an urgent imperative for a Palestinian state ensuring Israel's security

Congress treasurer Ajay Maken told reporters the party had filed a complaint against the tax department

Supporters of Navalny say they could not confirm he was dead, but that if he was then they believed he had been killed

Individuals and companies bought $1.99b of Electoral Bonds in total up to November 2023

'A Palestinian state is an existential threat to the State of Israel as was proven on Oct. 7,' says finance minister

PMs of the three countries also said the ICJ ruling in a genocide case obligated Israel to protect civilians

To deter advancing farmers police employ drones for tear gas, nail strips, slippery roads, high-pitched sounds

First traditional, stone-carved Hindu temple on the Arabian Peninsula; UAE gifted 27-acre site for $95m temple

Islamic body specifically denounces indiscriminate attacks on Rafah city

Protesters vow to continue until demands met; traffic disrupted, mobile services suspended

Incidents occurred at 1 a.m. local time on Wednesday morning, hit national gas pipelines in two regions

Government appeals to farmers to come forward for discussion regarding their demands, with Agriculture Minister Munda

ATC declares 30 suspects involved in May 9 riots proclaimed offenders

Rights groups say that restrictions on the press are increasingly common in India and particularly oppressive in IIOJK

Hezbollah rejects formally negotiating a de-escalation until the war in Gaza ends

Legislation allocates $61b for Ukraine, $14b for Israel and $4.83b to support Indo-Pacific partners, including Taiwan

Tensions rise near New Delhi as farmers protest demanding crop price fixes

Spokesperson says historic legislation achieved through dialogue and peaceful advocacy

Indian Prime Minister Modi's intervention credited in securing release; seven of the eight men have returned to India

Farmers in India demand better crop prices promised in 2021; talks scheduled to avoid protests

51 missing still missing as rescue efforts shift to search and retrieval; US provides $1.25M aid

Israeli military spokesman said hostages were being held on second floor of a building

Attack violates measures indicated by ICJ to protect people of Gaza from genocide, says FO

Ben Cardin condemns 'in strongest terms' deadly bombings at election campaign offices in Balochistan

Situation under control in Banbhoolpura area of Uttarakhand state after Thursday’s violent clashes, says official