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Woods unleashed a hive of angry insects on deputies when they were in process of enforcing the eviction notice

People were urged to use less power as govt enforced nationwide curbs on electricity usage between 7am and 11pm

FATF said it was keeping Pakistan on the list - but said it might be removed after an on-site visit to verify progress

You are relying on an Israel which is collapsing, and this will be end of your era, says top commander

Indian PM office says 75,000 new recruits would immediately join 38 ministries or departments of the federal govt

Former transport minister Grant Shapps is likely to replace Braverman

Only six weeks into the job, Truss has been forced to abandon almost all of her policy programme

Deal will give selected manufacturers the opportunity to develop, manufacture and supply generic versions of nilotinib

The patrols at the Tehran jail began without any apparent provocation by inmates, the sources said

India's neighbours Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Bangladesh have in recent months sought IMF loans

Tories vow new leader next week

India has a responsibility to protect and promote the rights of members of minority communities, says Antonio Guterres

At least 50 meters of gas pipeline appeared to be missing in Baltic Sea, Sweden-based Expressen newspaper reports

Taiwanese military holds monthly exercise, firing howitzers, mortars, automatic weapons

‘Washington intends to use conflict as springboard, training ground, tool,’ says Foreign Ministry spokeswoman

Russian President issues decree restricting movement in and out of eight regions adjoining Ukraine

India takes over the G20 presidency from Indonesia for a year from Dec 1

Kharge overwhelmingly won the party vote, defeating former U.N. diplomat Shashi Tharoor

Tuesday was the second time this year that Mattoo was prevented from leaving India

Incentives include a tax holiday of up to 30 years and a 350% "super-tax deduction" for research and development

Myanmar has been in crisis since the coup whipped up widespread opposition to the return of military rule

The pound slipped below $1.13 on the news and was last down 0.2% on the day

Kyiv and West denounce attacks as 'war crime', aimed at leaving Ukrainians with no heat and power as winter arrives

11 men convicted of gang-raping Bilkis Bano, killing her family members in 2002 Gujarat riots were released in August

The move is likely to infuriate the United States and other Western powers

Premier Truss vows to lead Conservatives into next election but many doubt she will remain leader long

UAE summons the acting head of the mission at the EU delegation for an explanation

Wong said the decision was made by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's Cabinet on Tuesday

As of Oct. 17, mainland China had confirmed 256,268 cases with symptoms

Boston University scientists combined Omicron with the original virus that began in Wuhan

This latest assessment shows how big banks and institutional investors are blind to the urgency of the moment

Prince Saud's viral video of threat comes amid escalating tensions over oil output cut

Washington values long-standing cooperation with Islamabad, says State Department spokesperson

Footage shows a large fireball erupting from a multi-storey building in Russian city of Yeysk

Berlin has pledged to take in around 38,000 Afghans particularly at risk under the rule of the Taliban

Results are due on Wednesday in battered party's bid to revamp itself after losing last two general elections

Ukrainian soldiers fired into the air trying to shoot down drones after blasts rocked central Kyiv

‘Country is committed to a two-state solution in which Israel and a future Palestinian state co exist’

Governments and foundations aim to end polio in Pakistan and Afghanistan

Rents in the capital Doha have risen sharply for tenants coming to the end of their leases in recent month

US Senator Bob Menendez called for a halt to most US arms sales to Saudi Arabia after the OPEC+ move

Weeks of strikes for higher wages at oil refineries spurred demands for a general strike in France

Ruling centred on case concerning Muslim woman who was told at company that she would not be allowed to wear headscarf

Resolving Taiwan issue is matter for Chinese people themselves, and must be resolved by Chinese people alone, says Xi

Iran has been rocked by protests since 22-year-old Amini's death on September 16

President Zelenskiy's government asks people to cut down on their electricity use wherever possible

White House advisor says Biden has no plans to meet with Saudi Crown Prince at G20 leaders summit

Xi, 69, is widely expected to win a third leadership term at the conclusion of the week-long congress

Iranian authorities say Evin prison workshop was set on fire ‘after a fight among a number of prisoners’

Through a highly moving initiative, street children across the world unite to play football