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Ivanishvili, widely viewed as Georgia's de facto leader is accused of undermining of democracy and Russian ties.

China's Type 076 dual-use assault ship, Sichuan, is equipped with an electromagnetic catapult.

Lim Oon Kuin and his children declared bankrupt after agreeing to pay US$3.5 billion to creditors.

FinMin Choi Sang-mok steps into the roles of both acting president and prime minister

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Patients forced to evacuate Kamal Adwan health facility; 25 Palestinians killed

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Sets Feb 23 for snap election, emphasises the need for 'political stability'

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Frank-Walter Steinmeier also called for the election campaign to be conducted fairly and transparently

WWA and Climate Central report urges nations to prepare for rising climate risks to reduce deaths in 2025 and beyond

Criminal organisations spreading fake visa info via Google Maps, misleading Pakistanis about services, says EU Office

Azerbaijan Airlines cited "physical and technical interference" as the cause of the crash

The boat, carrying around 80 people, sank during the perilous journey, leaving only 11 survivors

On November 11, 62-year-old Fan Weiqiu drove through people exercising outside a sports complex in his SUV

More than 500 flights had been canceled, and over 200 others delayed.

The IRS is set to distribute stimulus checks totalling $2.4 billion to approximately one million taxpayers.

A total of 192 lawmakers voted in favour of the impeachment, surpassing the 151 required votes.

China unveils two advanced tailless stealth combat jets, with flight testing already underway.

Search and rescue efforts for a passenger overboard were unsuccessful, authorities say

US official says indications suggest Russian anti-aircraft system strikes plane

More than 190 journalists have been killed

India mourns Manmohan Singh, architect of economic reforms, who passed away at 92

South Korea in turmoil: Impeachment moves escalate as deadlock over top court nominees persists

Cracking lattes, Olympic muffins, and more - here is a look at the year's most talked-about treats.

North Korean troops sent to support Russia’s invasion are committing suicide to avoid capture: Spokesperson John Kirby

Iraqis and Pakistanis among victims from 28 nations

Bangladesh reopens 2009 mutiny probe, eyes foreign conspiracies amid renewed accusations.

Panama rejects Trump’s demand to return canal, vows sovereignty over historic waterway

The move sparked concerns in India and Bangladesh

WHO chief Tedros safe after Israeli strike hits Yemen airport, injuring crew.

Israel targeted Houthis in Yemen, hitting power stations, ports and military infrastructure

Held every 12 years at Prayagraj, the festival will run from January 13 to February 26

Attack targeted a broadcast van near al-Awda Hospital in the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza

Separately, FM says Russia is ready to improve ties with Trump's administration if the US shows serious intentions

Syria’s new authorities on Thursday launched an operation in a stronghold of Assad

Former two-term PM was hospitalised at AIIMS New Delhi due to prolonged illness before his death

The 2009 Bangladesh mutiny saw BDR forces steal weapons and launch a deadly killing spree within their headquarters

Russian surface-to-air missile fired during drone activity, struck aircraft mid-flight

Wife of Syrian ruler was first diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia in May 2024, a rare and aggressive blood cancer.

Collision in January 2024 involving JAL passenger plane and a Japan Coast Guard aircraft, had resulted in five deaths.

Scientists have discovered Dulcibella camanchaca, a predatory amphipod, in the Atacama Trench.

Authorities have not confirmed any injuries or arrests following the incident at Sky Harbor.

Airline confirms that no customer information was compromised, and there was no damage from computer viruses.

Beachside memorials and religious ceremonies will be held across Asia in Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India and Thailand.

Mondlane has said that a separate count shows he won enough votes to take office.

They must provide that data to authorities on request and remove any content the government regards as "illegal".