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'Terrorist organisations are recruiting Muslims to fight in Ukraine conflict under pretext of jihad’

Israel will do 'whatever it takes' to stop Iran from developing a nuclear bomb, reiterates Lapid

Iran says it sees no point reviving 2015 nuclear pact without guarantees that US would not withdraw again

‘We are in New York, where there is no law or tradition regarding headscarves’, CNN journalist writes on Twitter

The meeting comes days after Biden said U.S forces would defend Taiwan in the event of a Chinese invasion

Emergency Hospital says it received 14 people from the blast, of whom four were dead on arrival

The immigration bureau said she was using invalid travel documents

A police official said it appears as it was a direct attack

Says 'retaliatory fire' opened after Azerbaijan’s military action on border

Lebanon has seen a spike in migration driven by one of the world's deepest economic crises since the 1850s

Protesters in Tehran torch police stations and vehicles with reports of security forces coming under attack

The raging floods have affected over 33 million of the country's approximately 220 million people

An estimated 1.07 million homes and businesses remained without power in Puerto Rico by midday on Wednesday

Iran has often curbed internet access to make it difficult for protesters to post videos on social media

Gurcharan Singh says he doesn't represent any religion; appeals to all Sikhs to build homes for flood-hit people

Suleman Raza, a London-based philanthropist, was the only Pakistani public member who was invited to royal funeral

Tokyo also decides to extend Emergency Grant Aid of $7m in response to damages caused by flood disaster

Riyadh, Tehran accuse each other of waging proxy war for regional influence

Cooking chicken in cough medicine is not only 'silly and unappetising but also unsafe', says drug regulator

First mobilisation since World War II, Putin says the partial military mobilisation is to defend Russia

More than 100,000 people have been displaced by flooding since the start of the rainy season

The percentage of children in Tigray receiving routine vaccines has fallen below 10% this year

Partners in the initiative will work together to build and test a set of privacy-enhancing technologies

The changes could be announced this week, other local media reported

Biden offered a bold assessment of the health crisis, assuring that the 'Covid-19 pandemic is over'

Brent crude futures rose $2.28 to $92.90 a barrel after falling $1.38 yesterday

Long frosty Israel-Turkey relations have warmed in recent months, with energy emerging of as a key area of cooperation

Most teenage girls now have no access to classrooms and thousands of women have been pushed out of the workforce

Street agitation, irreligious accusations happened in Leicester after India lost cricket match to Pakistan

President Alvi also hopes new trade deal would help achieve bilateral trade target of $5 billion

In an open letter to UNGA gathering, 238 organisations express outrage at skyrocketing hunger levels

The podcast was produced by Chicago public radio station WBEZ which drew national attention to the case in 2014

Campbell said circumstances for the Pacific islands countries were "much more dire" than in the past

The country's junta said targeted rebels hiding in the area

The death toll from the deluge has touched 1,559 across the country

Authorities also reported damage to several hospitals in the western state of Michoacan near the epicentre

It marks some of Iran's worst unrest since street clashes that began in late 2021 over water shortages

Chinese leader Xi Jinping has long-vowed to bring Taiwan under Beijing's control

NSO is also accused of cyber-attacks against activists to interrupt coverage of human rights violations in IIOJK

Thousands of well-wishers lined the route her hearse took from London, throwing flowers as it passed from the city

The funeral will end with the Last Post trumpet salute before the church and the nation falls silent for two minutes

Saipov, Uzbek national, pleaded not guilty to a 28-count indictment including for providing material support to Dai’sh

Queen Elizabeth's coffin was lowered into a vault at Windsor Castle, her final resting place

Complaints about US military’s influence operations raising concerns at the White House, Washington Post reports

Conditions becoming favourable for withdrawal of monsoon from parts of northwest, says India Meteorological Department

Mark Frerichs was exchanged at the airport in Kabul with Afghan tribal leader linked to the Taliban

Bashir Noorzai was arrested in 2005 and charged with smuggling more than $50m worth of heroin into the United States

Debt crisis veterans cite uniquely difficult elements in Sri Lanka

Amini, 22, died on Friday after falling into a coma following her arrest in Tehran earlier in the week

Biden appeared to go beyond long-standing stated US policy on Taiwan