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Eisenkot's comments late Thursday were the latest sign of disagreement among political and military leaders over the direction of Israel’s offensive on Hamas

Brussels will target "individuals and transfers of funds", said French foreign ministry spokesman Christophe Lemoine

North Korean defectors to South Korea tripled in 2023, with more diplomats and students escaping. The number rose to 196, signaling changing trends

Pakistan targets Baloch militant hideouts in Iran, escalating tensions. Retaliatory operation follows Iran's strikes in Balochistan. Diplomatic rift widens

Houthi rebels claim drone attack on US ship amid rising tensions in the Gulf of Aden. UKMTO issues caution as maritime risks escalate

If the process of changing the election symbols continues in the same way, there is a fear of election delay because the ballot papers will have to be reprinted, for which time is already limited, and on the other hand, the special paper available for the...

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken praises India's success story, highlighting the positive impact of PM Narendra Modi's policies at the World Economic Forum

Trump did not make any statement but after the court appearance went on to attack Carroll on his Truth Social platform.

British Sikhs receive 'threat to life' notices. Allegations raise concerns of Indian government involvement. Explore the complex dynamics

The island lost one of its few formal diplomatic allies on the same day, as Pacific nation Nauru unexpectedly announced it was severing ties and switching allegiance to Beijing

Indian Americans are more politically prominent in the US than before and are bold enough to wear their identity proudly.

Nikki Haley, Republican leader, asserts her presidential bid, not interested in vice presidency. Iowa caucuses, Trump's lead, 2024 elections

UN appeals for $4.2 billion to aid Ukraine and refugees. The war's impact, winter challenges, and devastation underline the urgent need for humanitarian aid

Canadian Electric Grid Operator issues alert as extreme cold hits Alberta; citizens urged to conserve electricity amid shortfall and potential rotating outages

John Kerry, the U.S. special envoy on climate, is stepping down from the Biden administration in the coming weeks, according to two people familiar with his plans.

The Supreme Court agreed Friday to review lowercourt rulings that make it harder for cities in the western United States to prevent people from sleeping on the streets when there aren’t enough beds in homeless shelters.