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The attacks also wounded 115 others, including two women

Andrabi says both sides ironing out differences, building convergence, with view to early conclusion of agreement

Health authorities declare disease spread to new Haut-Uele province in northeastern Congo after seven deaths confirmed

Pyongyang accuses alliance of pursuing exclusive geopolitical interests at expense of peace, security

Latest release contains 40 files, including 14 documents, 19 videos, 4 audio recordings, and 3 images

Typhoon still potent risk due to moisture held within rain bands spanning size of France

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon hosts Prime Minister Narendra Modi

Fire burns more than 9,883 acres, described by authorities as 'worst' in Andalusia

More than 16,700 injured, thousands displaced since powerful June 24 quakes, top official says

One forest fire remains active at Guigba, in Kalaa Bousbaa commune of northeastern Guelma province

Biggest typhoon in decades nears Taiwan

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Wapda says tunnel repairs could keep the Rs508b project offline for another 18 months

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Hasina says she will face death on own soil

Park emerges as a global benchmark for tech-driven growth and urban development

'Any interruption in this diplomatic process would complicate issues further,' ambassador tells UNSC

Cause remains unclear

Three lions drown ⁠and more than 100 animals go missing

yphoon Bavi is set to batter Taiwan, Japan's southwest islands and China after deadly storms this week

Qatar urges US-Iran to honour deal, protect Strait of Hormuz

US-Israeli war on Iran disrupted helium supplies, hitting AI chip production and semiconductor manufacturing

One Spaniard is among the victims, while the rest appear to be foreign nationals

Civil protection mechanism designed to mobilise additional resources, includes measures to assist isolated people

Partial restoration of Hormuz oil flows boosts June output, but regional production below levels seen pre-conflict

Exiled ex-premier, sentenced to death in absentia, says she will face death on own soil

Nearly nine in 10 women's organisations can no longer meet growing demand amid steepest aid drop on record

Voter advocacy groups, Democratic state election officials call move 'reckless and irresponsible,' according to report

More than 16,700 injured, thousands still displaced since powerful June 24 quakes, top official says

Report says the new intelligence could further escalate the conflict between Washington and Tehran

Airlines cancel dozens of flights in region, including for Saturday

Khamenei laid to rest amid anti-US chants

US strikes kill 14 Iranians and injure 78

Engraved vintage handguns and live ammo presented by Erdogan after Ankara summit spark security question

Observations of Jupiter-like planet orbiting a white dwarf offer new clues to the fate of planetary systems

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Move marks first such exercise in two decades

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Leaders agree to deepen cooperation in clean energy, critical minerals and green hydrogen

IUCN renew call for moratorium ahead of UN seabed mining talks

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Images suggest Lithuania's president received a rare Turkish-made Gumusay .357 Magnum revolver from the 1990s

Sources stress Israeli hostilities in southern Lebanon are a ‘key factor’ behind non-implementation of Islamabad MoU

Beijing flags ‘neo-militarism’ as Tokyo ramps up defence reforms and deepens regional unease

Officials say a factory fire spread rapidly as flammable shoe materials stored inside fuelled the blaze

Chinese Embassy in Washington says China firmly opposes all forms of cyberattacks

Beijing says the launch was routine military training exercise and not aimed at any specific country or target

QatarEnergy to keep Ras Laffan operations at minimum, reduce vessel dockings after LNG tanker attack