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Houthis storm UN building in Yemeni capital after Israel killed PM and other ministers

UK secures £10bn deal to supply Norway with warships

Kim meets families of North Korea soldiers killed fighting in Ukraine

Iceland issues Russia Arctic warning

White House accuses Europe of prolonging Ukraine war

Turkish man arrested in the Netherlands over plot to assassinate Pope Francis in Italy

Canadians caught in crossfire as U.S. customs searches of electronic devices rise at borders

Putin ally threatens retaliatory measures if Austria joins NATO

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Russian strike hits Turkish drone maker Baykar's factory in Kyiv

Kremlin-mandated messaging app constantly spies on users

Russia slashes 2025 economic growth forecast to 1.5% from 2.5%

Iran-directed criminals twice targeted wrong venue before torching kosher Australian deli

Venezuela Announces Deployment of Thousands of Troops to Colombia Border Amid U.S. Tensions

India will buy oil from where it gets 'the best deal' - envoy to Russia

Netanyahu says Israel regrets 'mishap' at Gaza hospital

Modi invites Zelenskyy to India; date yet to be finalized

South Korea plans K2 tank production hub in Poland for European market

Trump shows frustration on Ukraine war, signals pause in peace effort

Russia and Ukraine stage new prisoner exchange, Russian defence ministry, Ukraine president say

Trump says fewer than 20 hostages alive in Gaza, families demand transparency

'Not Black And White, Don’t Link Them To US Moves': Jaishankar On 'Evolving' India-China Ties

Trump again gives Putin ‘a couple of weeks’ with no sign of Ukraine peace talks underway

Navy sailor convicted of selling military secrets to China—for $12,000 over 18 months

Going around in circles — Trump sets new deadline for peace in Ukraine, Graham again threatens with tough legislation

Netanyahu: Israel will conquer Gaza regardless of whether Hamas accepts hostage deal

Trump slaps sanctions on Canadian judge on International Criminal Court

Trump administration imposes new sanctions on four ICC judges, prosecutors

Canada imported more vehicles from Mexico than from U.S. in June

Son of Norway princess charged with four rapes

Canada board declares Air Canada Flight Attendant strike illegal and to return to work August 18th, Union says "We will not be returning to the skies this afternoon"

Hamas accepts latest Gaza ceasefire and hostage deal proposal

U.S. President Raises Nobel Peace Prize in Call With Norwegian Minister

Syria’s al-Sharaa calls for unity, accuses Israel of fuelling unrest in south

India's purchase of Russian oil rises to 2 million barrels per day (bpd) in August

Put up or shut up, match Trump's India sanctions on Russia oil: Bessent to Europe

Putin hails India's 'well-deserved authority' in global affairs

China ready to work with India to build political trust amid Trump tensions

Sony Closes All Operations in Russia After 18 Years, Ending PlayStation, Music, and Film Presence

'A disaster': Russia’s Africa Corps suffers its first defeat in Mali

Macron: Territorial issues will be negotiated only by Zelenskyy

'Like slaves': North Koreans say Russia is exploiting them to fill wartime labor shortages."Thousands of North Koreans are being funneled into Russia under UN-sanctioned bans to work grueling, near-forced labor shifts as Moscow scrambles to replace workers lost to the war in Ukraine"

Ukrainian drones hit deep inside Russia again, targeting key missile plant

Trump confirms he and Putin will discuss ‘land swapping’ at Ukraine war summit

Australia to recognise Palestinian state in September.

Thousands rally in Tel Aviv against Netanyahu’s new Gaza plan, demand release of hostages

Zelenskyy holds talks with key EU allies following Trump’s 'territorial exchange' statement

Putin needles U.S. by giving Trump envoy an award meant for CIA official whose son died fighting for Russia

Veteran Belarus leader Lukashenko signals this may be his final term

Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers have “weaponized” the legal and judicial system to oppress women and girls in what amounts to “crimes against humanity,” the independent U.N. investigator on human rights in the country said