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Recent turmoil in British financial markets has put the country's large current account deficit into new focus

A missile had gouged a crater in the ground near two lines of vehicles

The drills were held in international waters off the Korean peninsula's east coast

Charles personally approved the official portrait

More than 2.3 million homes and businesses in Florida remained without power

State television says police had arrested a large number of "rioters", without giving figures

Attack took place at an education institute where an entrance exam was taking place

EU investigating cause of the leaks in the Gazprom-led Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines

Pair wanted to provide Putin regime with data to ‘gain insights into medical conditions of US officials'

Solidarity protests with Iranian women have been held worldwide, and rallies are planned in 70 cities on Saturday

Police say employees passed out after a pipe carrying ammonia burst and spewed noxious fumes into factory in Aligarh

Annexation has been rejected in the West as an illegal seizure of land captured in war

Blames Biden's withdrawal from Afghanistan for encouraging Putin's attack on Ukraine

It added that every woman should have the "reproductive autonomy" to seek abortion, without consulting a third party

As Allies, NATO is prepared for any hybrid tactics by state and non-state actors, says chief

Calls for international unity against US infringement on cyber sovereignty

Mahsa Amini's death triggered protests gain momentum despite growing death toll

The slow-moving hurricane continued to unleash drenching rains as it crept farther inland

Both had pleaded not guilty to charges of violating the official secrets act

Wednesday's attack took place as parliament was holding a vote to confirm its speaker

Russia accounted for $5.51 billion of the $12.4 billion that India spent between 2018 and 2021 on arms imports

Russian parliament may consider annexation on Tuesday as West prepares new sanctions over referendums

Chauhan, 61, served as a lieutenant general before retiring in May 2021

India’s military regime has started religious and legislative terrorism in occupied valley, says TeK UK president

Not dismissing them as bluff but taking them seriously is by no means sign of weakness, says former German chancellor

On 2nd anniversary of 'Patriotic War,' Ambassador Farhadov accuses Armenia of large-scale border provocations

Group denies accusations of violence and anti-national activities

India strongly objects to Khalistan referendum; terms it a 'farcical exercise'

Harris also says US was seeing 'disturbing' behaviour in the South and East China Seas

Further fragmentation, poverty likely scenarios, leading to migration, setting conducive to terror groups, warns envoy

Cholera is spread by the ingestion of contaminated food or water and can cause acute diarrhoea

In contrast to some previous officials, Foreign Minister Bilawal offered no warm words for the Taliban

The deployment of conscripts highlights the logistical challenge faced by the tiny Gulf Arab state

COAS Bajwa congratulates new premier, acknowledges 'historic' relationship with KSA

Ian, which left the entire Caribbean island without power is expected to crash ashore into Florida on Wednesday

The deal was finalised after an Afghan technical team spent several weeks in discussions in Moscow

In a major cabinet reshuffle, King Salman also names his other son Khalid bin Salman as new defence minister

Analysts say warnings are designed to deter Ukraine and West by hinting at a readiness to use tactical nuclear weapons

Medicines, tents, clothes, blankets, mosquito nets and generators among 90 tonnes of supplies for flood victims

1,576 people die due to flood-related incidents in Pakistan

This grip is not expected to ease until 2026 when more LNG starts to materialise and lower prices

The dollar index was at 112.39 on Tuesday, down 0.7% on the day

Sri Lanka proposed more than a dozen amendments in May 2021 but talks have largely stalled

Thousands of mourners flooded designated spots near the venue to pay their last respects

UK will begin the slow process of switching from using an image of the late Queen to the new king

Relatives of Nikhit Kumar say he was declared dead days after corporal punishment meted out by his teacher in school

Report to be published next month finds that some children are hiding in playground because they cannot afford lunch

Snowden, 39, fled the United States and was given asylum in Russia after leaking secret files in 2013

Move likely to boost Canadian travel industry, already booming after months of lull during the pandemic

An Egyptian court sentenced 96-year-old to death in absentia in 2015 alongside other Muslim Brotherhood leaders