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More than 17,000 people have reached Italy so far this year, including around 4,000 this week

Spokesman JKSM Dr Irfan says Zaffar Akbar Bhat's house has been raided four times in past 30 days

In a viral video, the tourist can be seen being groped by five or six men who forcefully smeared her face with colours

Muslims often attacked on suspicions of killing cows for meat or leather

China's involvement has already drawn skepticism in Washington about Beijing's motives

The lender was ranked as the 16th biggest in the US at the end of last year, with about $209 billion in assets

Leadership watchers say Li Qiang's closeness to Xi is both a strength and a vulnerability

Australian PM Albanese said "significant" and "ambitious" progress had been made in defence ties with India

Edward becomes the latest member of the royal family to be granted a new title since Charles became king

Biden administration officials say the pandemic's origins may never be known

The agreement was reached after talks in Beijing between top security officials from the two rival Middle East powers

Kashmiri women are survivors of world’s biggest sexist military that is Indian military, states petition

The boat left from Libya and is "south of Sicily" in Italy's search and rescue (SAR) maritime zone

Tianhui-6 A and Tianhui-6 satellites will be used for geographic mapping, land resource surveys

Bodies of 4 killed US citizens returned, 'kidnappers' handed over

Some of Europe's biggest banks saw their shares tumble in their largest decline in nine months

Police declined to say how many people had been killed but said the gunman was believed to be among the dead

Voting lasted for about an hour and the electronic counting was completed in about 15 minutes

Ghassan Al Sharbi, 48, was detained in Faisalabad, Pakistan with an Al-Qaeda associate in March 2002

Missile test occurs 4 days before start of 11-day joint military exercise between South Korea and US

Russia's defence ministry said it had carried out a "massive retaliatory strike" as payback for a cross-border raid

The Palestinian ministry announced the "martyrdom" of three men shot by Israeli forces in Jaba, near Jenin

Electricity deficits this summer could be worse than expected

Afghan women fear being cut from public life as much as violent death

The investigation is a first step before NHTSA could demand a recall

More than 5,000 students, mostly girls, poisoned in 230 schools

The crash on Feb 28 killed 57 people and has stirred public outrage over the crumbling state of the rail network

A rocket launch was identified from the Gaza Strip towards Israel, sending Israelis running to bomb shelters

The suspect, a Turkish national was caught in Austria on Tuesday evening after managing to escape the disaster scene

"All I could think about was how can I get the children out?, says Salam

Saudi Arabia hints at possible shift in Syria policy after Assad's deadly crackdown against protests in 2011

Over 1,000 girls have fallen ill after being poisoned since November

Paying for oil in dollars has been the nearly universal practice for decades

US alleges the Naqvi is the architect of a plot to defraud investors, including the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Vignettes within each 'GOOGLE' letter highlight just a few of many areas in which women support each other

The blast occurred inside a seven-storey building, causing heavy damage to two floors, the official added

The 7.8-magnitude quake that struck on Feb 6 have claimed more than 50,000 lives in Turkiye and Syria

Iranian schoolgirls have been hit by poisonings with victims suffering from shortness of breath to nausea and vertigo

The legislation contains a “rights brake”, making asylum claims by those arriving on small boats inadmissible

Representatives from Pakistan, Russia, China, Iran, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan discussed Afghan issues

Ukrainian military commanders pledge to keep fighting for city as Pentagon plays down Bakhmut's strategic value

Chinese foreign minister reiterated Beijing's call for dialogue to end the conflict in Ukraine

The code stack is extremely brittle for no good reason. Will ultimately need a complete rewrite, says Elon Musk

Many business-intelligence, app-development tools within Power Platform updated with the new capabilities: Microsoft

New FM sets the tone with a no-holds-barred presser; warns US of conflict if brakes not hit

Hamad bin Hamoud al Tamimi, a Saudi also known as Abdel Aziz al Adnani, died in a drone strike on February 26 in Yemen

A former sex worker, actor and drag queen, Beyer was elected to national parliament in 1999

Taliban drastically curtailed women's freedoms and rights, including their ability to attend high school, university

"Removing one's hijab is equivalent to showing enmity to the Islamic Republic and its values" Ejei said

The Turkish central bank's net international reserves fell $1.4 billion to $20.2 billion in the week to Feb. 24