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For those unlucky enough to stand in solid traffic while fasting, Ehab Ayyad is a welcome sight

It was the North's first use of solid propellants in an intercontinental ballistic missile, analysts say

Officials cited progress and said further discussions were needed to iron out remaining differences

Jeddah talks put war-torn Syria in line for return to Arab League

While China’s formerly steep rate of population increase is starting to plateau, India’s curve still forging upwards

Sunak says 'no place for extremism' in UK after India expresses displeasure over Khalistani protestors

Episode embarrassed the US by revealing its spying on allies and purported Ukrainian military vulnerabilities

The Department of Justice opened a formal criminal probe last week after the matter was referred by the Pentagon

Dalai Lama's "innocent grandfatherly demeanour" shown in the footage had been misinterpreted, Tsering said

Report says content taken down in Q4 2022 violated platform’s community guidelines

Statement comes days after Pakistan objected to India holding 3rd meeting of G20 Tourism Working Group next month

US calls launch 'brazen violation of multiple UN Security Council resolutions,' urging all countries to condemn it

The ice-covered moons are so far from the Sun that they were long dismissed as possible candidates to host life

The soldier at Bathinda Military Station on Wednesday evening was thought to have shot himself, army said

Fortescue spox says significant impact on shipping operations not expected at this stage

British Foreign Minister James Cleverly raised the BBC tax searches with his Indian counterpart

Piran Ditta Khan is set to appear in court on Thursday, the CPS said in a statement

Middle East experiences thaw in ties after years of bitter divisions

Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, to not attend May 6 coronation, says Buckingham Palace

The documents offer rare insight into Washington's view of one of Europe's deadliest conflicts since World War Two

Indian govt conveyed its concerns to Britain on the misuse of UK's asylum status by the Pro-Khalistani elements

Construction of Russian Orbital Service Station among key priorities in space exploration, says official

The incident occurred in the base's barracks and was "not a terror attack", a senior police officer in Punjab said

Experts say US has lost trust it once enjoyed from Europe amid Beijing’s busy diplomacy

The diplomatic mission opened hours after the Iranian FM said a technical delegation arrived in the kingdom

Neighbouring countries should not let our patience be exhausted, says Qari Fasihuddin Fitrat

China furthers US biggest external factor hindering substantive improvement in humanitarian situation in Afghanistan

United Nations has said it cannot accept the decision as it would breach its charter

Younger generation of Muslims driving change while some priests also propagate need for birth control

Military station houses mostly families of soldiers and is a residential army base

Body camera footage opens with an image of the console of the police cruiser as it pulls up to the downtown building

Last week, an Israeli police raid at the Al-Aqsa triggered rocket attacks from Gaza, Lebanon and Syria

Triggered by strong winds, sandstorm sweeps across 2.29M square kilometers in northern China, say authorities

Psychological barrier passed after sitting below marker for 10 months

Tens of thousands more rallied outside in a show of Erdogan's enduring strength in the face his toughest election test

Hacking tools have been used against journalists and opposition figures, say Microsoft and Citizen Lab

Besides satellites' collision, some countries using missiles to destroy their own satellites causes space junk

Group Captain Chowdhury is found guilty on five charges including not obeying country’s Air Headquarters order

After three days, the Chinese military said it had “successfully completed” tasks related to its “Joint Sword” drills

The draft law aims to ensure “the healthy development and standardised application of generative AI technology

Anne Keast-Butler ‘has an impressive track record’ at the heart of Britain's national security network

Israeli troops fired rubber bullets and tear gas at stone-throwing Palestinian protesters, injuring 17 people

Strike follows walkouts by nurses, paramedics and other NHS staff demanding pay rises

After they have been identified, violators will receive 'warning text messages as to the consequences', says police

Imam Elnakib was taken to nearby St. Joseph’s Medical Center where he was listed in serious but stable condition

Thousands of Israelis marched towards Evyatar in support of the expansion of settlements

Afghanistan is dealing with its third consecutive year of drought-like conditions, says UN

Police say Hamida Sultana was 'caned 82 strokes' and 'stoned 80 times' with small brick pieces

Exercise aims to ‘enhance mutual understanding between the two air forces’, says New Delhi

One of the boats, which is carrying 400 people had previously been sighted in Maltese waters