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Territorial tensions spiralled in July into the deadliest military clashes between Cambodia and Thailand in decades, killing more than 40 people and forcing around 3,00,000 to flee their homes
Britain, France and Germany, signatories to Iran's 2015 nuclear deal, reimposed sanctions on September 28, triggering in turn the return of UN sanctions under the so-called snapback mechanism
Nepal Army, Nepal Police and Armed Police Force (APF) personnel were deployed for carrying out rescue operations in different areas
Rahman, known in Bangladesh as Tarique Zia, has lived in London since 2008, saying he fled politically-motivated persecution
Democrats are refusing to provide the handful of votes the ruling Republicans need to reopen federal departments unless the two sides can agree on extending expiring health care subsidies.
For years, both Afghan and international rights groups have sought such a probe. Calls have become louder as the Taliban tightened restrictions on women and freedom of expression.
The negotiations will focus on the first stage of a ceasefire, including the partial withdrawal of Israeli forces as well as the release of hostages held by the militants in Gaza in exchange for Palestinian prisoners
Jilly Coopers book Rivals found a new generation of fans when it was made into a series for Disney+ in 2024
One of the oldest-inhabited regions in the world, Syria has had a fraught relationship with democracy
The Nobel Prize for 2025 in Medicine or Physiology has been awarded for discoveries concerning peripheral immune tolerance
The French presidency said in a statement that President Emmanuel Macron has accepted his resignation
M23 armed militia consolidates control in eastern DR Congo, creating a parallel administrative structure to the Kinshasa government, including taxes, soldiers and judiciary
Hundreds of local villagers and rescue teams rushed with essential supplies to the spot, which has been receiving snowfall since October 3, 2025
Khawaja Asifs response came days after Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Army Chief Gen. Upendra Dwivedi cautioned Pakistan against any misadventure
Death toll rises to over 50 as rescue operations continue on the Indonesias deadliest disaster this year, raising concerns about lax construction standards
It said Russian forces downed 40 drones over Crimea annexed by Russia in 2014 as well as 62 over the Black Sea
The Choe Hyon is one of two 5,000-tonne destroyers in the Norths arsenal, both launched this year as Kim seeks to ramp up the countrys naval capabilities
The accused shooter was taken to hospital and treated for wounds sustained during his arrest
The new Cabinet is under Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu
Israel has so far deported at least 170 of the more than 450 activists it detained. The foreign ministry said that the legal rights of the activists were being fully upheld and that some had chosen not to sign deportation orders waiving their right to a 72-hour delay
UK Government said police would be authorised to consider the cumulative impact of protests when deciding to impose limits on protesters
The deal had set up a framework to resume cooperation and allow the watchdog to inspect Iranian sites, after Tehran suspended cooperation following Israeli and U.S. strikes on its key nuclear sites in June
They want to create the war zone, so that they can send in even more troops, Chicago State Governor J.B. Pritzker said
Marco Rubio described the second phase of the long-term future of Gaza as even harder
Montgomery Police Chief James Graboys said three of the injured were hospitalised with life-threatening injuries
According to U.S. President Trumps plan, Israel is expected to release 250 Palestinian prisoners with life sentences and more than 1,700 detainees from the Gaza Strip who were arrested after October 7, 2023
As Israel pounds Gaza despite Mr. Trump's call for an end to bombing, Palestinians wonder when the peace plan will be implemented
Lviv has been the area that the Russian military has targeted the most since Moscow launched its full-scale offensive on Ukraine in February 2022
Sukhpreet Singh was arrested in June this year by the members of the United States Marshals Service and charged in August, the report quoted York Regional Police.
Heavy rains cause flash floods, landslips and fatalities in Kathmandu, prompting rescue efforts
Some boats were also hit by water cannon. All of the boats were taken by very heavily armed people and brought to shore, says Paolo Romano, a regional councillor from Lombardy in Italy
Sunday's vote will determine two-thirds of the 210-seat parliament, and results are expected the same night. But the legislature will not be formally established until Sharaa, a former Al Qaeda fighter, selects the remaining third
The Israeli PM said he has sent a delegation to Egypt to finalise technical details, adding that our goal is to contain these negotiations to a time frame of a few days
Cranes were deployed to excavate debris and search and evacuation efforts were 60% complete, according to the agency, which said it expected to clear all debris and finish the search on Monday
Sanae Takaichi, 64, admires former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and is a proponent of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's conservative vision for Japan
Mr. Trump has characterised both Portland and Chicago as cities rife with crime and unrest, calling the former a war zone and suggesting apocalyptic force was needed to quell problems in the latter
After Hamas confirmation, Mr. Trump said a ceasefire will be effective immediately and a prisoner exchange will begin, setting the stage for the next phase of Israels withdrawal from the Palestinian
The former British Prime Minister, who implemented the Blair Doctrine of humanitarian interventionism by sending British troops to Kosovo in 1999 and to Sierra Leone, and earned public opprobrium for cheerleading the 2003 Iraq war, is set to play a key role in governing Gaza
Gaza Citys Baptist Hospital said it received casualties from a strike on a home in the citys Tuffah neighbourhood, including four dead and several wounded
Police said the injured students were immediately shifted to a hospital in Peshawar, where they were provided treatment and later discharged
The Israeli Foreign Ministry said those deported were citizens of the United States, Italy, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Jordan and several other countries
ANO projected to win 35.5% of vote in Czech election, falling short of majority, with Spolu alliance at 22.4%.
Donald Trump appears keen to deliver on pledges to end the war and return dozens of hostages ahead of the second anniversary of the attack on October 7, 2025
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says a Russian drone strike on a railway station in Shostka injured dozens on Saturday
A prolific author, Klima published novels, plays, short story collections and essays as well as children's books, becoming an internationally known writer whose works were translated into more than 30 languages
Pope Leo's document completes a writing project first started by Francis but left uncompleted before the pontiff's death in April, after 12 years leading the global Church
President Trump uses federal shutdown to cut spending, sparking concerns among Republicans over potential political backlash and electoral consequences
For decades, the Pakistani state has diplomatically showcased POJK to the world as if it were a separate country, complete with its own constitution, a Prime Minister as chief executive, and a President as constitutional head