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Climate change is increasing frequency, ferocity and unpredictability of floods, say experts

World Wildlife Fund finds that waste, collapsing huts, and rubble pose serious threat to nesting females, juveniles

One protester was killed in a clash with police in the southern city of Secunderabad, a government official said

Police said their investigation suggested there were more individuals involved beyond Oliveira

Omicron sublineages circulating now have mutations that allow them to evade those antibodies

Spokesperson reassures Taliban will not allow 'anyone' to use Afghanistan's soil against Pakistan

Locomotive company's delegation meets Ambassador Masood in US, hails 'decades-long' business

Use of plastic and subsequent contamination of food items pose potential threat to public health, warns expert

Ukraine applied to join the EU four days after Russian troops poured across its border in February

Putin says US considered itself ‘God's emissary on Earth’, and Russia is taking its place in a new world order

Heatwave sent Europeans hunting for shade and fretting over climate change

Musa Mohammadi had worked as a news anchor and reporter in different TV channels for years

‘Agnipath’ aims to bring in more people to the military four-year contracts and cut down on burgeoning pension costs

Modi's government announced an overhaul of the recruitment process aiming to bring in more people on short contracts

Since Taliban took over Kabul in August 2021, girls have largely been banned from going to secondary school

Supporters say Assange's prosecution is a politically motivated assault on journalism and free speech

US engages with India on 'human rights concerns, religious freedom - we encourage India to promote rights, says Price

A jury had found Hinckley, now 67, not guilty by reason of insanity in his 1982 trial

Chinese scientists made the discovery while studying the rocks gathered by the Chang'e-5 lunar lander

The shorter tenure has caused concern among potential recruits

The WTO takes decisions by consensus, so just one objection can sink a deal

India had eleven COVID-19 deaths in the last 24 hours, taking the toll to 524,803

The government is monitoring the outbreak, suspected to be cholera or typhoid

Tens of thousands of girls have been shut out of secondary schools in Afghanistan

Unveiling a package of $1b, White House says longer-range systems could have an important impact

A damaged or missing shift cable bushing may prevent the vehicle from shifting into the intended gear

8 Yemenis, 11 entities listed for being involved in supporting Houthis

WWF finds that waste, collapsing huts, and rubble pose serious threats to nesting females, juveniles

The pact, known as the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Trade Agreement (CEPA), took effect on May 1

Alwaleed, 67, had long kept a tight grip on Kingdom's shares

The government had been forced to fight a series of legal challenges in London courts

The number reporting symptoms of "depression, grief and fear," had risen from 55 percent to 80 percent

Once the lake bed, the reservoir is now littered with fish skeletons and desperate animals searching for water

More than 97% of the global population lives in areas where air pollution exceeds recommended levels

Country has been pushed into a corner after some suppliers defaulted but continue to sell to EU market, says report

The visit to the oil-rich kingdom comes as Biden is trying to find ways to lower US gasoline prices

The government is in talks for a bailout package with the International Monetary Fund

Researchers studied 129 patients who were daily smokers when they had a brain lesion

In May, Indian refiners received about 819,000 barrels per day (bpd) Russian oil

Investigation is linked to a nine-year old complaint by a BJP member against Rahul Gandhi and his mother

‘Zhu Hai Cloud’ is capable of transporting an unspecified number of flying drones

Opposition slams Uttar Pradesh govt for pursuing unconstitutional method

Russia, US together possess over 90% of all nuclear weapons, says Stockholm International Peace Research Institute

It’s a real and immediate danger, warns FM citing Iranian attempts at carrying out terror attacks in Istanbul

JI Hind calls for Muslim solidarity, says maintaining peace is 'critical'

A deputy protocol chief in Canada's global affairs department, Yasemin Heinbecker, attended Friday's event

Sightseeing helicopters taking off from New Jersey are allowed to fly above Manhattan though, including Central Park

Beijing reported 51 cases for Sunday, versus 65 the previous day, in line with a national trend of falling cases

Sleeper cells raided on Sunday night; scores of ISKP members arrested

UN says an oil spill could destroy ecosystems, shut down fishing industry and a lifeline port