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Says religious freedom in Pakistan deteriorated in 2024

China transplants pig liver into brain-dead human, sparking hope for future donor breakthroughs

US strikes separate deals with Ukraine, Russia to halt sea, energy attacks; may push to ease some sanctions on Moscow.

Turkish president Erdogan says protesters spreading street terror have "nowhere to go" and are on a "dead-end path".

CIA and intelligence chiefs say Pentagon can classify data, sparking debate on Hegseth's information leak

Leak of sensitive attack plans via messaging app sparks outrage, calls to fire Trump's security officials

Minister Lecornu confirms swift emergency response; crew treated for minor injuries after jet collision

Over 50 companies based in China. Others are in Taiwan, Iran, Pakistan, South Africa and the United Arab Emirates

Viral video of Saweety Boora hitting Deepak Hooda in police station escalates their marital dispute into legal battle.

Waltz admits he added journalist Jeffrey Goldberg to Signal group chat where officials discussed classified plans.

Rights groups say order will hit poor and minority voters the hardest.

Exposing one's lower body in public places is against the law in China

Authorities recovered remains from a car in Fox River identified as belonging to Karen Schepers, missing since 1983.

Court criticises RAF engineers for vandalising Paddington Bear statue.

USCIRF urges India be named a "country of particular concern" due to worsening conditions for religious minorities.

The chocolate's success is partly attributed to influencer campaigns on platforms like TikTok

Optimus robot and Cybercab will be part of Tesla’s Riyadh showcase event.

Democrats demand resignations over what they called a reckless breach of protocol.

Following an Oscar win, Hamdan Ballal faced violence from settlers and Israeli detention but has now been released

Helicopters and troops deployed but flames remain difficult to control.

It also challenges the idea that northern England was less wealthy than the south

Promises to provide partial sanctions relief

Muhammad Yunus has said the deal would provide a reliable internet service

Seven of them were remanded in custody by an Istanbul court on Tuesday

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Moscow to get sanctions relief on food, fertilizer

America's top intelligence officials testify as Yemen leaked chat fallout mounts

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AFT and AAUP sue Trump, calling Columbia funding cuts retaliation for pro-Palestinian protests at the university

Pakistan ranks slightly above India, taking the 65th spot; Saudi Arabia and China make it to top 15.

Suspect surrendered to police; both victims died at the scene despite emergency aid efforts

Air India, taken over by Tata Group in 2022, merged with Vistara—its joint venture with Singapore Airlines—last year

Israel resumed heavy air and ground attacks on Gaza after ceasefire talks with Hamas collapsed a week ago

The unusual formation, described by witnesses as a "swirling blue-white glow," was visible for about 30 minutes.

The motorcyclist was riding when the road collapsed beneath him on Monday.

Scientists have found that trained volunteers shared thoughts more effectively.

Israel claims it was targeting Hamas as it attacked a clearly marked facility in Deir el-Balah.

The shutdown, enforced under the country’s anti-terrorism laws, began on Monday and has continued into Tuesday.

Han spent much of his career working in television-related divisions

Officials say lessons will focus on emotional literacy, empathy, and respectful relationships.

Concerns about foreign meddling grow in Canada amid tense diplomatic relations with both Beijing and New Delhi.

The artist previously described her approach as neutral and nonconfrontational.

Institutions in France and Belgium are stepping in to support embattled US scientists.

Israel PM alleges anti-govt plot

The US and Russian teams huddled behind closed doors at a luxurious hotel in Riyadh

The UN and more than 100 partners launched a two-year 2025-26 Joint Response Plan for the Rohingya crisis

White House announced Sunday that Usha Vance, the wife of US Vice President JD Vance, will visit Greenland

North Korea's missile activities and the Ukraine war.