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Helicopters hovered overhead, with dozens of Iraqi Kurdish security forces surrounding the mountainous area

The Red Sea is a critical waterway for oil and commodities

The layoffs, which affect 1,107 civil service and 246 foreign service officers based in the United States

Says good chance of Trump-Xi talks amid trade tensions

Over 1.6 million Afghans have already returned from Pakistan and Iran this year

Families buried the partial remains of seven victims, one of them a woman

The GHF uses private US security and logistics companies to get supplies into Gaza

The conference was convened by the UN General Assembly and is co-chaired by France and Saudi Arabia

Deadly floods renew debate over Trump’s plan to replace FEMA with state-led disaster response efforts

The shake-up is part of an unprecedented push by Trump to shrink the federal bureaucracy

The heavily armed bandits, riding on around 350 motorcycles, were heading to their base in neighbouring Niger state

On July 11, 1995, Serb forces killed 8,000 Muslim men and boys in the following days and buried them in mass graves

US prioritises ties with East and Southeast Asia as Rubio reassures partners amid concerns over tariffs

He sets red lines for lasting peace urging Hamas to give up Gaza or face renewed conflict on Israel's terms

Netanyahu insists end to Gaza war only possible if Israel’s conditions are fully met

Country's International Crimes Tribunal is prosecuting former senior figures connected to ousted government

Japan sets a new world record with 1.02 petabits-per-second internet speed in a groundbreaking lab test.

Urgent search for more than 170 people still missing entered a seventh day

France's nuclear deterrent was designed to be independent

At least 19 people, including six Chinese workers at the Beijing-aided Inland Container Depot

Rubio 'hopeful' for ceasefire; Hamas opposes any deal that includes large Israeli military presence in enclave

The pair were executed on drug charges

Iran says its nuclear programme is for peaceful purposes only and denies seeking atomic weapons

The pair met hours after Moscow pummelled Kyiv for a second night in a row

The case has further strained ties between two neighbours

The palace, which boasts 123 hectares (300 acres) of gardens

Markets in Crypto-Asset (MiCA) insists on service providers obtaining a licence to operate legally

He said Monterlos "has been arrested for committing an offence"

Reaffirms strong ties with Russia, Australia and Sri Lanka

More than 7,000 have arrived on the island and nearby Gavdos since the start of the year

The joint declaration said the deal must still undergo legal scrutiny and coordination with the EU states

Judge pauses ruling for seven days to let Trump team appeal and will issue written decision by end of day

UK report follows rising concern over alleged Iranian attacks on dissidents media and journalists based in Britain

Hamas cites aid access, Israeli troop withdrawal, and need for real guarantees as key obstacles to lasting peace deal

Iran-IAEA ties worsened after US and Israel bombed nuclear sites as Iran insists its programme is for peace only

Opposition warns citizenship check will hit Muslims, Dalits hardest

Another 35 Palestinians killed across besieged enclave, blockade further endangers premature babies, dialysis patients

The company has faced significant challenges since Musk's acquisition

Several countries recorded surface temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius

Authorities said dozens of rescues had also been conducted, with search operations still underway

Bangladesh police have also matched the audio with verified recordings of Hasina

Ukrainian air force says Moscow attacked with 728 drones and 13 missiles

Catalonia's fire service said it had "stabilised" the blaze but continued to work with ground units

The trade deficit between China and the EU was a yawning $357 billion in 2024

Israel's offensive and restrictions on supplies entering Gaza have taken a heavy toll on its medical system

All five of the countries invited enjoy rich natural resources

Torrents of water swept through the camp, scouring cabins as hundreds of people slept

Francesca has been very critical of US ally Israel's war in Gaza

Mahathir calls Israel's war on Gaza genocide and blames the West for what he sees as a major moral failure globally

Air force says Russia launched 728 drones, 13 missiles, surpassing previous record of 550 set last week