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Japan's sake brewing, blending rice, water, yeast, and koji, now joins UNESCO's prestigious cultural heritage list

Iran releases Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi for three weeks on medical grounds

Yoon under fire for botched martial law attempt

Qatar's Emir meets UK PM Starmer, discussing trade, investment, and a potential free-trade deal with GCC.

The UN urges the Taliban to reconsider banning women from medical training, warning of dire health impacts.

Syrian forces launched a counterattack near Hama after heavy rebel advances, with fierce clashes continuing.

The abandoned gold mines some 150 kilometres away from southwest of the economic capital Johannesburg

Wisdom, the world’s oldest known wild bird, has laid an egg at the age of approximately 74, biologists confirmed

Vote triggered by far-left, far-right parties after PM Barnier bypassed parliament on key budget measures

The Stuttgart-based automaker has supplied the Vatican with popemobiles for the past 45 years

The illness, which causes fever, headaches and a cough, has so far affected people of all ages including children

Yoon Suk Yeol accused for declaring martial law to stop criminal investigations into himself and his family

The incident occurred near the Thailand-Myanmar border when villagers heard strange cries coming from a nearby forest

Justice Ketanji Jackson under fire for comparing Tennessee’s transgender care ban to interracial marriage bans.

Mohammadi's family and supporters protested, saying the three weeks' medical leave was insufficient

Canada actually announced a reduction in the number of immigrants allowed into Canada over the next few years.

Thompson, 50, from Minnesota, was shot in the chest and later died at Mount Sinai West Hospital from his injuries

Industry experts have raised concerns that these new requirements could negatively impact small and startup businesses

Larger-than-hobbyist drones raise concerns near Picatinny Arsenal and Trump’s Bedminster golf course

Narain Singh Chaura, a former Khalistani militant, tried to shoot Sukhbir Badal

Saudi Riyal sees a slight drop against PKR on December 4, 2024. Latest exchange rate update

Husband of Nepalese woman became primary suspect after discovery of alarming evidence, including online searches

South Korean lawmakers demand President Yoon's resignation following hours-long martial law

Refunds offered for recalled Christmas duvet sets that had a strong, diesel-like smell and caused health issues

Asteroid C0WEPC5 entered Earth’s atmosphere over Yakutia in northeastern Siberia, producing a dramatic fireball

FBI recommends fully encrypted apps amid rising cybersecurity threats to US communication networks.

NASA satellite images reveal dramatic greening of Antarctic Peninsula amid ice melt.

Decision to scale back on Russian arms underscores PM Narendra Modi’s efforts to reduce dependency on Moscow

In 2023, the WHO recorded 620 deaths per 100,000 live births in Afghanistan.

The new interface introduces prominent filters for easier chat management and quick access to features.

Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad and Sheikha Jawaher arrive at Horse Guards Parade in London with Prince William and Kate.

President had declared martial law to thwart opponents, marking South Korea's biggest political crisis in decades

Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah becomes Namibia’s fifth and Africa’s fourth female leader after taking 57.31% of vote

Wood condemned Assad and Russia; Nebenzia accused US of hypocrisy in combating terrorism

Iran minister says Tehran will send troops if asked

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President lifts martial law after MPs vote against it

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Macron says two countries have 'will' to progress fighter jet sale

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No-confidence vote draws France into new political crisis

Palestinians accuse Israel of trying to drive people from northern Gaza with bombardments to create a buffer zone

UP police seeking Mohammed Zubair's arrest over accusations of endangering sovereignty, unity, and integrity of India

Lawmakers reject move in a vote as protesters gather outside parliament

US sanctions 35 Iranian entities and vessels linked to a "shadow fleet" transporting petroleum to global markets

A former expert, she was allegedly recruited by Russia's FSB in 2020, according to the FBI

Washington stations about 28,500 troops in South Korea to protect it from North Korea