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Floods devastated dozens of towns inland from Porto Alegre, death toll at 149 while 108 still missing

Putin two-day visit to cover detailed talks on Ukraine, trade with Xi and fellow geopolitical rival US

Enacted in 2019 the law was not immediately implemented due to strong protests and sectarian violence

Muluwork Ambaw of Ethiopia stopped eating and drinking when she was 10 years old

The company found that a subset of pigs implanted with its device developed a type of inflammation in the brain

Officials say some previously unaccounted individuals were found dead, raising toll from 58 reported earlier

Aasif Sultan was first arrested in August 2018 accused of 'harbouring known militants'

Weapons from Iranian-backed militias in Syria were sent to a Muslim Brotherhood cell in Jordan linked to Hamas

Number of international postgraduate students paying deposits to study at British universities dropped by 63%

Portrait depicts Charles against background of vivid red hues, wearing uniform of the Welsh Guards military unit

Putin's trip likely to be heavily symbolic of shared world view centred on countering a US-led order

Residents say clashes were 'fiercest' in months, Palestinian death toll surpasses 35,000

Slovak media said the shooter was a 71-year-old man but the motive was not immediately clear

When questioned about India's exemption, state dept spokesperson replied, "No," indicating no special treatment

Vladimir Putin will visit China from Thursday at invitation of President Xi Jinping

Biden announces massive tariff hike on Chinese imports worth $18 billions

Modi started his campaign highlighting his record, shifted to accusing Congress of being pro-Muslim after first phase

Chartbeat and Similarweb reveal significant decline in referral traffic from prominent media outlets worldwide

Jonathan Soma warns of overreliance on AI, says it is guaranteed at some point it is going to make mistake

Kyiv's outmanned troops are battling new Russian offensive in northeast as well as assaults in the easT

Torrential rain triggered flash floods, landslides, and cold lava flow, more than 20 killed when Marapi erupted

Israel intensifies aerial and ground bombardments in Rafah, cutting off key roads and causing casualties

Mumbai's airport operations disrupted, traffic brought to standstill

Israeli newspaper Haaretz reveals majority of IDF soldiers were young and psychologically disturbed

Hundreds of thousands of people are being forced to flee again after being pushed south by fighting elsewhere

Inaugural dialogue will occur in Geneva, US officials say they don't expect any agreements or offers of cooperation

India has been developing Chabahar port on Iran's southeastern coast, US sanctions on Iran have slowed development

Flood hit residential areas in Agam and Tanah Datar regencies of West Sumatra province

AfD faces increased scrutiny over racist remarks, espionage allegations, as it tops polls in eastern states

Republicans criticize Biden's limited halt to providing bombs

Musk agreed to block posts, theoretically preventing them from being seen by users in Australia

Around 20%, or 13 of MDH's 65 shipments to the United States were rejected

Andrei Belousov, deputy prime minister to replace premier's long-term ally Shoigu

No evacuation of residents has been reported so far

World's most populous nation began voting on April 19 in a seven-phase election

The open AI flagship chatbot's new model will "feels like magic", claimed by the company

Forum showcases Azerbaijan’s burgeoning role as a pivotal player in the Caucasus region

Govt announces $2.34b in emergency spending to deal with the crisis that has displaced more than 537,000 people

'We have no indication that it was the result of his recent transplant,' says Massachusetts General Hospital

Robobus, an unmanned minibus by Chinese start-up soon run on Italian streets.

Heavy rains triggered severe floods, affecting hundreds, damaging infrastructure, property, farmland, says OIC

Rare atmospheric event not seen in more than 20 years could make northern lights visible from US

At least 19 people killed and wounded dozens at the Jabalia the biggest refugee camp

Britain's Kenton Cool, 50, and Nepali guide Kami Rita Sherpa, 54, climb Mount Everest for their 18th and 29th times

BNPB said its latest assessment showed 84 housing units and 16 bridges were affected by the disaster

Police earlier this month arrested, charged three Indian men in city of Edmonton

Some of former UFC champion’s firms now reportedly closed over irregularities uncovered by Russian authorities

Saudi minister says it's vital to introduce such new technologies and determine optimal method for their incorporation

Authorities notified satellite operators and the power grid to take precautionary steps for any disruptions

Leader Kim Jong Un oversees live-fire test of ‘technically updated’ rocket system