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The Kremlin said Russia reserved the right to retaliate, and hardliners demanded swift retribution against Zelenskiy

Engine issues began about five years ago, worsened and it reported heavy losses in the last three fiscal years

India at the end of April was projected to have overtaken China as the world's most populous country

Office 'will allow alliance to conduct periodic consultations with key partners in region as China becomes challenge'

Number is the highest in 7-year history of Global Report on Food Crises

Media reports say move to reportedly benefit civilians not getting access to state government welfare schemes

Fentanyl is up to 50 times stronger than heroin and 100 times stronger than morphine

A tip led them to a home in a nearby town where he was caught hiding beneath laundry, officials said

Govt-led reforms and the growth of private investment in new sectors will help support non-oil economic growth in KSA

Other journalists hit upon the rising dangers of the profession

Previous ceasefire pledges have ranged from 24 to 72 hours but there have been constant truce violations

Since 2011, Adnan conducted at least three hunger strikes to protest detention without charges by Israel

Location-tracking devices help users find personal items but can be misused to track individuals, says Apple official

Hinton said he was worried about AI as it can create a world where one can't "know what is true anymore"

Khader Adnan, a member of the Palestinian group Islamic Jihad died in an Israeli prison after an 87-day hunger strike

Al Jaber's call marked a public endorsement of a target laid out by the International Energy Agency

China has expanded the exit bans and used them outside legal justification," the Safeguard Defenders report reads

Concerns over the country's stability are also growing, says Antonio Guterres

She committed this heinous act because she wanted her son ‘to stay with her forever’, law enforcement source say

Pathways for energy transition would enable countries to choose resources, while working on net zero emissions

The US scientists acknowledged that the technology raised questions about “mental privacy”

Adnan who was accused by Israel of terror charges, died in an Israeli prison on Tuesday after an 87-day hunger strike

Video shows frightened little boy crying for help as officers forcefully take him away

Türkiye neutralized Abu al-Hussein al-Qurayshi during anti-terror operation in Syria on Saturday

The Saudi navy carried the 65 Iranian citizens from Port Sudan to Jeddah and they will fly onwards to Tehran

The regional spillover effect of the crisis is a serious concern, said Abdou Dieng

The fake Ukrainian driver’s licence, complete with the former British PM's picture was “issued” in 2019

This is a ‘going forward’ futuristic meeting of global superpowers, in the biggest country in the Pacific: Marape

US Commission on International Religious Freedom says treatment of minorities has worsened under PM Narendra Modi

The Taliban government's deputy spokesman, Bilal Karimi, said it "wants positive engagement with the world"

Police raided the house on the night of April 11 and arrested the owner and 47 employees

UN chief is gathering international envoys in Doha in bid to find ways to influence Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers

Fighting could be heard in Khartoum despite a supposed ceasefire extension

The Syrian National Army, an opposition faction with a security presence in the area, did not issue any comment

It is the first such meeting with a top Syrian official by a group of Arab states

The RSF said a formal ceasefire agreement which was due to expire at midnight would be extended for a further 72 hours

The male elephant — dubbed Arikomban or “rice-tusker” — was infamous for raiding shops for rice and grains in Kerala

The man is believed to have fathered between 500 and 600 children worldwide

Police officials were seen patrolling wearing masks and asking locals to keep out of a cordoned area

“Any kind of recognition of the Taliban is completely off the table,” said US State Department spokesman

River experts blame non-functional joint river commission, poor diplomacy, lack of political will for water disputes

Heavy clashes could be heard near downtown Khartoum, close to army headquarters and presidential palace

Authorities have charged Francisco Oropeza, 38, with five counts of murder

Around 25 women marched through a residential area in Kabul ahead of a summit in Doha

Middleman provided crucial raw material used in Indian-made cough syrups linked to the deaths of 70 children in Gambia

"2 members of the boat's crew are missing and several injured due to the collision of the ship," army statement said

'I've always maintained the breach was inadvertent and not material,' says ex-chair of iconic broadcaster

No injuries, property damage reported so far, authorities say

Democratic Taiwan lives under constant threat of an attack by Beijing, which views the island as part of its territory

Rajnath Singh and Sergei K Shoigu held talks on the sidelines of SCO defence ministers' gathering in New Delhi