World

'We continue interactions over unresolved issues, including issues regarding two sites,' says Iran's nuclear chief

Hamas accuses Israel of trying to undermine truce talks taking place in Cairo by mounting Rafah offensive

Jonathan Yudelman placed on leave while probe into apparent harassment is conducted

Authorities holding meetings in Badakhshan after protests left two dead, spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid says

Biden will speak to threat of rising antisemitism in wake of military onslaught against Palestinians

President says 'China calls on all parties to work for an immediate, comprehensive, sustainable ceasefire in Gaza'

Enhanced cooperation planned in aerospace, nuclear energy, and innovation

BJP relying on PM's popularity as it seeks majority in India's parliament.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said truce proposal 'fell short' of Israel's demands

Former president pleaded not guilty, denies wrongdoing

Israeli official says Hamas approved a 'softened' Egyptian proposal that was not acceptable to Israel

Chinese provinces are urging companies to offer women flexible job roles called "Mama's Posts"

Survey says that we could see the first fusion power plant connected to the power grid by 2035

Research team has realized the fractional quantum anomalous Hall state of photons for the first time

Woman says her husband considered the child a burden and they frequently quarrelled about it

Videos shared by Modi's party targeting Congress and the Muslim community have evoked complaints and outrage

More than six million Jews were murdered by the Nazis during the Second World War

Russia says the US and its European allies are pushing the world to the brink of fight between nuclear powers

Growing China-France relationship provides stability and positive energy to the turbulent world, says China's Xi

Attack on crossing came as hopes dimmed for ceasefire talks underway in Cairo

Five air force personnel were hit in the firefight late Saturday, says IAF statement

Chinese president says that China and France have a long history of mutual appreciation

The case is very important as it could shape the “future of the internet.”

The company is largest contract electronics maker and assembler of iPhone

Lender says accelerating reforms now is more important than size of the programme

Earlier the Communications minister signs order to close Al Jazeera’s operations in Israel

Canadian police on Friday arrested three suspects for the murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar

Asakawa highlights importance of green globalization for greener economies

Modi denounces use of fake voices in videos, labeling it a conspiracy to sow societal tension

'I’m proud to see students protesting the war in Gaza. You’re on the right side of history,' says Bernie Sanders

With all 14 constituencies having declared their results, Khan emerges victorious with comfortable lead

Zakharova accuses NATO of waging hybrid war with Russia through support for Ukraine

Hamas delegates traveling to Cairo in "positive spirit" after studying latest proposal for truce agreement

LA police said on social media that 210 people were arrested at UCLA, 100 arrests made at other universities overnight

The IMF also forecast that the US economy would grow 2.7%, slightly brisker than its 2.5% rate last year

The anti-war protests have been staged in response to Israel's offensive in Gaza

Police named three men as Karanpreet Singh, 28, Kamalpreet Singh, 22 and Karan Brar, 22

Authoritarian governments continue to use disinformation to undermine social discourse, says US Secretary of State

The primate chews the plant's leaves to produce a liquid and apply directly on the wounds

The 12-metre, 2.5-tonne test rocket dubbed "SR75" lifted off from a launch site in, South Australia

Manahel Al-Otaibi was sentenced in January as Saudi Arabia reply on the request of UNHCR

Chris secures victory in Blackpool election with 10,825 votes

Similar camps sprung up at universities in Melbourne, Canberra and other Australian cities

Pro-Israel counter-protest held in Montreal, two sides were kept separate during protests

Two-star US general sent to Niger to try and arrange a professional, responsible withdrawal

Judge Michael rules against continuation of Forlit's extradition to US, FBI declines comment

Americans have right to protest but not to unleash violence, says Biden

Pre-dawn crackdown marks the latest flashpoint in mounting tensions on US college campuses

Flooding wreaked havoc in select areas of Dubai, prompting the cancellation of 13 flights and diverting five others

Coordinated decarbonisation policies and carbon pricing could lead to better use of regional resources, says statement