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Perseverance has been exploring Jezero Crater since 2021

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US official says the president is ready to match EU tariffs on China, India to pressure Putin

Trump assures Qatari Emir ‘such a thing will not happen again on their soil’

Dialogue on 'brighter, prosperous future' due in coming weeks

Eyewitnesses say several injured, grenade launchers used, at least 40 detained

Nepali Police fire tear gas, rubber bullets, impose curfew

US may unwind trade deals if his administration loses, says president

Moscow has claimed the industrial region as part of Russia despite not having full control over it

Novak also suggested Russia could act as a mediator with Israel

Images show how decisions are made

France is home to the largest Muslim community in the European Union

Bill is part of Dissanayake's effort to impose more official austerity after the country's worst-ever economic crisis

House panel investigates late financier's sex crimes case

More than 3.7 million people died from illnesses related to being overweight or obese in 2021

FM Araghchi, UN's Grossi sign agreement in Cairo

61-year-old prince disclosed in a statement that he indeed had a son from the affair

KP Sharma Oli steps down amid country's worst unrest in decades

Palestinian group says leadership survived; Qatar to continue mediation; US ‘feels badly about location of attack’

The vice president holds the second-highest constitutional office as well as being chair of the upper house

Protesters torched ex-PM Oli’s house, stormed parliament with rifles

Threatens to unleash 'hurricane', if Hamas does not free hostages, surrender

Tunis insists explosion sparked by internal boat fire, denies external trigger

Protesters rallied over low wages, the unemployment rate, and perks for lawmakers

Four Israeli soldiers killed in north Gaza

Appeals court upholds $83m sex assault defamation order against US president

Herath urged the council to note progress made under the new government

BRICS represents nearly 40 percent of global GDP and almost half of the world's population

Syrians, who long accounted for the most applicants, were now the third largest group, behind Venezuelans and Afghans

Three bodyguards, top Gaza ceasefire negotiator Khalil al-Hayya's aide and son killed in attack

PM KP Sharma Oli convenes emergency cabinet meeting after student-led protests spark unrest in Nepal

French PM Bayrou ousted in rare confidence vote will resign Tuesday according to a close source

Gazprom announced project during Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to China last week

Two Palestinian gunmen kill six in Jerusalem bus stop shooting, among deadliest attacks in recent years

Insufficient shelter, sanitation and food, will spread disease and poverty, international aid agencies

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Four people killed, govt offices set ablaze

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The September 1, magnitude six quake and its aftershocks killed at least 2,200, injured more than 3,600 people

Aid vessels dock in Tunis on 7 Sept, welcomed by crowds at Sidi Bou Said port before resuming journey to Gaza

Israeli strikes flattened two Gaza City towers as troops pressed operations to seize the territory’s largest urban hub

A boat with 34 migrants and a trafficker hit a Turkish coast guard vessel off Ayvalik’s Badavut coast, officials said