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The "Eagle 44" base is capable of storing and operating fighter jets and drones

Mass evacuation ordered as railroad crews continue to burn off chemical 3 days after accident

Says Chinese spy balloons flew over the US at least three times during Trump's administration and once under Biden

Taliban claim diplomats left for "training" and will return, though sources cite security reasons for departure

The factory can turn out 1,000 aircraft a year, as part of a defence to counter China’s growing assertiveness

Opposition parties take to the streets to press for a probe into allegations by a US short-seller against conglomerate

At least 1,540 killed, 9,733 injured as series of earthquakes cause massive devastation in Türkiye's southern parts

The Palestinian president’s office urged the United States to pressure Israel to hold back on its incursions

Xie stressed that the entry of the Chinese airship into US airspace due to force majeure was totally accidental

Nurses will also strike on Tuesday, while ambulance staff will walk out on Friday and physiotherapists on Thursday

7.2 magnitude earthquake struck southern Haiti, killing more than 2,200 people in 2021

Fires have consumed some 270,000 hectares, officials say

Drama over balloon strains already-tense relations, leading Washington to cancel a planned visit to Beijing

Bad weather hinders rescue; worsens plight of survivors

People back IIOJK people’s struggle for right to self-determination

US says F-22 plane was scrambled to targeted aircraft off the coast of South Carolina

God loves and accompanies people with same-sex attraction, says Francis

Tiba al-Ali, 22, was killed by her father on January 31, says official

The visit comes after the Taliban administration placed restrictions on women's education and NGO work

Pardoned prisoners include those arrested in recent anti-government protests after deadly state crackdown

Says 'some politicians and media in the US have hyped it up to attack and smear China'

Controversy erupted when American officials said they were tracking a large Chinese 'surveillance balloon' in US skies

A dangerous combination of record-setting cold temperatures and powerful winds create life-threatening conditions

Development comes hours after President Biden vowed to ‘take care’ of the suspected spy device

Incident leaves nearly 500,000 people without power

China expresses regret that an ‘airship’ used for civilian scientific purposes had strayed into US airspace

Iran Human Rights says women were disproportionately represented among people who had sustained such wounds

The US president is expected to make his own trip to New Delhi in September

Environmentalists warn that rusting 1960s French-built ship would pollute the sea and the marine food chain

Taliban say Ismael Mashal was arrested for 'creating propaganda against government'

Treasury Dept sanctions official urge more cooperation in disrupting flow of chemicals, microchips and other products

Wind-child warnings were posted for most of New York state

The meeting between Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and Eli Cohen ended in the announcement of a future peace agreement

Russia should allow inspections on strategic nuclear arms, says statement

The development comes after ruling junta extends emergency for 6 months, citing country's law and order situation

United States took "custody" of the balloon when it entered U.S. airspace

The Taliban has banned most female aid workers and last year stopped women from attending high school and university

Child marriage is the primary reason behind child pregnancy, which is responsible for high mortality rates

Hindenburg Research questioned the Indian conglomerate's debt levels and use of tax havens

Presence of the balloon in our airspace is a violation of our sovereignty, says State Department official

Concentration of hazardous airborne particles in Bangkok sixth-worst in the world

Asks Riyadh to consider supplying crude and refined oil "on a deferred payment basis"

In the fallout of the short-seller's attack, Adani has also lost his title as Asia's richest man

Iran tells UN chief it reserves its "legitimate and inherent right to defend its national security"

An economic crisis has spiraled in the country. More than half the population relies on humanitarian assistance

Washington would be given access to four more locations under an Enhanced Defence Cooperation Agreement

Half a million British workers participate in industrial action, while trade unions protesting anti-strike bill

The discovery of beakers, bowls in a mummification workshop has revealed "surprising" ingredients to preserve mummies

The radioactive capsule was part of a gauge used to measure the density of iron ore feed from Rio Tinto's mine

India's defence spending up 13% from previous period's initial estimates