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Qatar and Gulf states rely on desalination; Gulf water contamination would trigger a severe humanitarian crisis

Man scams women in Iraq by faking wealth with luxury cars, marrying them, and disappearing with their money.

Beyond prejudice and hate speech, anti-Muslim sentiment fuels exclusion, exploitation, systemic inequalities in Europe

The barefoot protester filmed his climb and posted videos online.

During the eclipse, the Moon will take on a reddish hue, creating a striking display in the night sky.

A new perspective suggests the universe’s structure is no mere coincidence.

The end of Iraq's waiver adds pressure on Baghdad as US sanctions on Iran intensify.

The boy, a son of daily wage labourers, climbed onto a roof but touched live wires, leading to his death.

Trump’s affinity for Putin has left Zelensky & Europe scrambling for a foothold in an increasingly uncertain war

Hamas representatives are currently in Cairo holding discussions with Egyptian mediators.

Power outages and damage are widespread across Queensland, with the Gold Coast hit hardest by the storm.

Kim visited shipyards focused on building warships

Zelensky says 'committed' to talks

Rejects possibility of nuclear talks with US

More than 500 civilians have been slaughtered by security forces

The first phase of the truce had enabled the entry of vital food, shelter and medical assistance.

In many European countries, women protested against violence, for better access to gender-specific healthcare

UAE Lottery is the country’s only regulated lottery operation, offering prize amounts ranging from Dh100 to Dh100m

Russian missile and drone attacks on eastern Ukraine kill 14, injure 37, including five children, overnight

Rights group says Jableh, Baniyas killings are worst in years, hitting Syria's Alawite heartland in civil war

The announcement made ahead of a meeting with crypto executives led to a 5% drop in Bitcoin’s price to $85,000.

The victims were stargazing by the Tungabhadra canal in Hampi when assailants attacked after a money dispute.

The US President’s offer for talks is rejected by Iran, citing continued pressure and sanctions.

Over 80 Afghan women in Oman face deportation after US aid freeze, fearing return to Taliban rule.

The new chip processes data not just in ones and zeros, but also in a third state.

Squarcini found guilty of misusing state resources for surveillance that aided LVMH, parent of Louis Vuitton & Dior.

The star of 'Sanam Teri Kasam' discusses her Bollywood journey and future aspirations with A-listers.

Hantavirus is a rare, rodent-borne disease that can cause severe lung infection and has no specific cure.

The discovery of Earth's oldest known impact crater could provide insights into the origins of life.

Hudson’s Bay cites US tariffs, shifting consumer habits, and rising costs as key reasons for seeking protection.

Trump watched as Musk and Rubio exchanged heated arguments over government layoffs and department control.

Authorities warn of continued unstable weather across multiple regions

A vocal group in Canada wants US statehood, for economic and political reasons, but most Canadians oppose the idea.

US, Mexico deploy troops to curb migration; border crossings drop 65% since Trump's emergency order.

Trump warns Russia of sanctions but says working with Moscow is 'easier' than Ukraine on ending war.

Saudi Arabia supports Syrian govt against insurgency

Musk calls it a 'minor setback'

Gare du Nord halted as WWII bomb found under tracks; all Eurostar trains canceled for the day.

US president sends letter to Iran supreme leader

European security is impossible without Turkey," Erdogan asserts after NATO talks on Ukraine.

Indian foreign minister's response shifted from acknowledgment to outright denial

He will continue to enlist Murray to help him with the ATP Masters event

MOHRE outlines 13 work permits to boost workforce mobility and attract talent locally and internationally

The external affairs minister moved from acknowledgment to outright denial.

The attack highlights South Sudan's volatile security as the fragile peace process faces increasing challenges

The accused are Jian Zhao, Li Tian (active soldiers), and former soldier Ruoyo Duan, stationed at Lewis-McChord

Trump’s threat comes after Russia launched major drone and missile attacks Friday on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.

Many migrants on route from Ethiopia’s war-torn Tigray region, seeking escape or work in Gulf

Israeli forces stormed mosques, set fire to Al-Nasr mosque, and blocked firefighters from putting out the blaze.

Brad Sigmon, 67, opts for firing squad execution, fearing slower, torturous death by electric chair or injection