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Bills clear lower house and head to Senate amid opposition from conservatives

PM will engage in bilateral talks with global leaders, participate in roundtable to explore investment opportunities

Deportations from Iran and Pakistan have left millions of Afghans homeless, hungry, aid falling short to meet needs

The country's first woman leader is banking on her high poll numbers

Police drone footage showed how the trains came to a standstill 500 metres apart

Two sides signed a letter of intent to work towards forming a strategic defence partnership

US president says not thinking 'purely of peace'

Iran’s streets have been mostly quiet for a week after December protests were violently suppressed

Aim to double trade to $200b till 2032

"We do have casualties, both wounded and killed," says interior ministry

New Delhi yet to respond as US ties remain strained over trade tariffs; Pakistan also among 60 countries invited

EU leaders meet Thursday in Brussels to weigh options, including tariffs on 93b euros of US imports from Feb 6

British PM says historic alliances must endure, future of Greenland must be decided by its people and Denmark alone

Rising living costs top the public's concerns, with a new poll showing 45% of voters worried about prices

Officials say an Iryo train derailed near Adamuz in Cordoba and struck an oncoming Renfe service

Deadly clashes in the Syrian city of Raqa on Sunday between Kurdish-led forces and local fighters loyal to Damascus

Sudan has been gripped by a conflict between the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF)

In Mozambique, rescue efforts were slow to reach survivors who sheltered on roofs and in trees

Iranian officials have said calm has been restored in the streets

Several countries warn transatlantic ties at risk

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The groups split from the Central General Staff in April 2024 after internal disputes

Fires have burned nearly 8,500 hectares, threatening communities and prompting evacuation orders

Over 60 countries invited to Trump’s Gaza peace board, with leaders from Canada and Argentina joining

Iran has relied on its intranet, supporting local media, ride-hailing, delivery, and banking. online

Demonstrations follow fatal shooting by federal agent and surge of ICE, Border Patrol officers in the city

Economist says pressure on Tehran fuels instability and calls for diplomacy under UN Charter

Ethiopia inaugurated the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam on Sept. 9 after 14 years, disputed by Egypt and Sudan

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UN chief says humanity strongest when we stand as one

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Announces 10% duty from Feb 1 on goods from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, Netherlands, Finland and Britain

The regulator warned senior staff and told IndiGo to remove operations head Jason Herter from duties

Govt aide says Canadian PM intends to accept; Blair says "honoured" to be tapped to the fledgling board

Says Iran "will not drag the country into war, but we will not let domestic or international criminals go unpunished"

Under the treaty, countries must conduct environmental assessments of activities that have an impact on ocean ecology

US Democratic Senator Chris Coons insists there is no security threat to Greenland to justify Trump’s stance

US president unveils Gaza ‘Board of Peace’ as Washington pushes reconstruction plan amid fragile ceasefire

Foreign ministers agree to continue bilateral consultations; Khamenei accuses Trump of casualties

Says there are no restrictions in the statutes of the Nobel Foundation on what a laureate may do with the medal.

Foreign Office terms move 'grave violation' of religious freedom, part of systematic harassment of Muslim population

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PM Shehbaz expresses concern, offers well wishes