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The Pakistan interior ministry said cellular services were partially restored in parts of the country.

Pakistan’s deep state suspended cellular networks in a bid to rig the polls, critics have alleged. PTI-nominated independent candidates’ polling agents were not being allowed to witness the counting at several polling stations, they added

Pakistani government suspends mobile and internet services nationwide for election day, drawing criticism as digital rights groups call it undemocratic

On Wednesday Harry arrived back at Heathrow airport for an expected flight back to the United States, around 26 hours after he jetted in

The group, which governs Gaza, said in an addendum to the proposal that it wished for the release of 1500 prisoners, a third of whom it wanted to select from the list of Palestinians handed life sentences by Israel

Since Nov, Houthis have targeted ships in the Red Sea over Israel’s offensive in Gaza. Vessels with tenuous or no clear links to Israel attacked

U.S. senators on Tuesday confirmed a veteran of U.S.Asian engagement and security as the State Department's secondranking diplomat, in an overwhelmingly bipartisan vote.

Mahmud is visiting India from February 6 to 9 in his first bilateral foreign trip since Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina came to power for a fifth term after a landslide victory in the parliamentary elections last month

Dutch farmers are protesting demanding lower taxes and easing of environmental regulations.

Senegal is often seen as a beacon of stability but the postponement of elections and subsequent clashes may change that narrative.

During a UNSC meeting, Russia and China said the strikes in Iraq and Syria will lead to a vicious tit-for-tat cycle of violence.

The massive $118 billion Senate border bill not only contains onceinadecade border security legislation and wartime aid to Israel and Ukraine, but also offers a chance for the U.S. to keep its promise to Afghans who worked alongside U.S. soldiers in Ameri...

Caretaker minister in Balochistan said there will be temporary internet shutdowns in key polling areas on Feb 8 to thwart potential terrorist activities.

California faces severe weather, with floods, power outages, and hurricane-force winds, as the second atmospheric river hits, causing evacuations and disruptions

French President stated that even if the relations between India and France are good, both nations "can still do much more"

Chaos erupted at the Columbia University campus as demonstrators made anti-police chants, comparing NYPD to KKK, during a rally, leading to nine arrests.