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'Attacks against civilian and objects is prohibited by international humanitarian law,' says Antonio Guterres

Beijing’s remarks come as leaders of Japan, South Korea, New Zealand, Australia attend NATO summit in Washington

Incident occurred after first round of presidential election on June 29, resulting in deaths of two security personnel

New Popular Front projected to surpass Macron's alliance and Le Pen's RN in parliamentary seats

81-year-old Democrat to run two campaign rallies in Pennsylvania before hosting the NATO leaders’ summit in Washington

Ministry says package includes artillery guns, 250,000 rounds of ammunition, de-mining vehicles, small military boats

Hamas has dropped a key demand that Israel first commit to a permanent ceasefire before it would sign an agreement

According to UNRWA, people are losing hope with injuries, starvation and unable to travel for long distance

With the storm now approaching Texas, the National Weather Service warned of storm surges causing coastal flooding

University students block highways demanding end to 'discriminatory' job quotas, seek merit-based selection

Taxing basic needs heavily while exempting military and bureaucratic incomes has deepened economic disparities

Latest opinion polls predict RN to win most National Assembly seats but it may fall short of an absolute majority

US Central Intelligence Agency Director William Burns will also travel to Qatar this week for negotiations

Kuala Lumpur says it will fight any claim on its territories

The amount shrank by 0.3 percent compared with the previous month, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange said

Injury incident at Kataragama's Ruhunu Mahadevala procession, in Uva province, on Saturday night

The suspect, described as adult male, fled scene of pool birthday party in a vehicle prior to police arrival

Seven-day talks conducted under auspices of UN and ICRC to address humanitarian crisis surrounding prisoners

Small groups with megaphones protested outside houses of number of ministers and coalition lawmakers

While anti-immigration party may not win outright majority, a hung parliament would leave a divided France

Japan has never had a woman PM and a large majority of lawmakers are men

Total of 65 incidents registered on the country's water bodies over the past 24 hours

Netizens could not hold back, passed hilarious comments but also questioned govt's efforts in translating signboards

Kashmir IG Birdi said authorities in disputed territory "carried out two different operations" in Kulgam district

Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso cement a breakaway union at a rival meeting

Source says Egypt maintains communication with Hamas movement as part of efforts to facilitate ceasefire agreement

No casualties reported but some residents in Podgorensky district of the region are being evacuated

Overflow of Koshi river triggered mass landslides blocking key highwways and roads

Railway worker in India's Bihar kills snake by biting it back, following local superstition

Democratic Bloc, aligned with SAF refuses to hold sessions with Taqaddum faction that it accuses of RSF sympathy

Israeli operation in late June alone destroyed about 40 dunams (10 acres) of land and killed five labourers

Kimberly Polman, 51, charged with two counts of leaving Canada to participate in terrorist group activities

Beijing once again reiterated sovereign equality in state-to-state relations

Bolsonaro and his political associates want Brazil to become a hemispheric hub for far-right coordination

US Representative Angie Craig becomes first Democratic member of House of Representatives calling for Biden to relent

Le Pen’s RN scores historic gains in first-round vote, raising spectre of France’s first far-right govt since WW2

Conservative govt announced plan in 2022 to send migrants who arrived illegally in Britain back to African nations

Ukrainian mobile drone hunter groups and air defence units shot down 24 of the 27 Russian drones in a dozen region

Israel carried out deadly airstrikes in Gaza on Saturday and engaged in combat with Hamas fighters

Health ministry says attack on school in Al-Nuseirat killed at least 16 people and wounded more than 50

Overseas territories kick off vote

In the latest faux pas, US president says ‘proud to be the first Black woman to serve with a Black president’

UK’s Starmerhits out at ‘mess’ left by Tories

The war in Sudan, which erupted in April 2023, has forced almost 10 million people from their homes,

The deforestation law urge companies selling soy, beef, coffee palm oil and other to produce without cutting trees