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The Israeli military's daily 'pause' in Gaza has not impacted aid deliveries, according to the UN's health agency. The WHO representative in Palestine
Around 1,500 Tata Steel workers at Port Talbot and Llanwern in Wales will launch an "all-out indefinite strike" starting July 8 in protest against Tat
In all swing states, Donald Trump's lead has either remained the same or grown after he was convicted by a Manhattan jury on 34 felony charges.
Red Lobster is a household name when it comes to mega restaurant chains across the entire United States. However, the organization is currently suffer
Former US President Donald Trump will be involved in three days of hearing in a case involving his conviction in the Florida classified documents case
The 2024 Copa America has begun and after a thrilling match on Thursday, featuring Lionel Messi, all eyes are on the South American rivals today. Here
Yasser, after failing to secure a hajj visa, performed the pilgrimage illegally, now regretting it. Concerned for his wife among the 1,000+ fatalities
Gennadiy Goldberg, head of U.S. rates strategy at TD Securities, warns of a potential severe debt ceiling standoff in the U.S. in 2025, similar to the
The Kremlin on Friday criticised the US decision to ban Moscow's cybersecurity firm Kaspersky over security concerns as creating "unfair competition"
Putin drives Kim Jong-un in a Russian-built Aurus limousine, gifting him the car. Their ride highlights growing Russia-North Korea ties and includes d
The Moscow-based company - whose CEO Eugene Kaspersky is Russian - said in a statement that the Commerce Department's decision would not affect its ab
The European Commission plans to impose provisional duties on electric vehicles (EVs) from China, ranging from 17.4% to 38.1%, in addition to the exis
A Canadian court has upheld the no-fly designations of Sikh extremists Bhagat Singh Brar and Parvkar Singh Dulai, dismissing their appeal as there are
Armenia has officially recognized a Palestinian state, supporting a U.N. resolution on Gaza ceasefire and a two-state solution to the Palestinian-Isra
Endurance swimmer Joan Fennelly faces contaminated water in the River Thames while swimming year-round. She takes precautions due to sewage and agricu
China threatens death penalty for extreme cases of Taiwan independence separatists, despite lack of jurisdiction. China plans to punish separatists se
Russian President Vladimir Putin's unprecedented visit to North Korea aimed to bolster ties with Kim Jong Un, marked by Putin's gift of a Russian-made
Airbus and Boeing are the main suppliers of aircraft to airlines, but the European planemaker is struggling to boost production amid record orders and
In May, British public debt reached its highest level since 1961, standing at 99.8% of GDP, or £2.742 trillion. Despite lower-than-expected borrowing
Kazakhstan's First Deputy Foreign Minister highlighted the crucial role of the United Nations in addressing global challenges ahead of the SCO Summit,
