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'Attacks in Russian-occupied Ukrainian regions of Kherson kill 28 people'

A Ukrainian attack Friday on the small town of Sadove in Ukraine's partially occupied Kherson region killed 22 and wounded 15 people, Moscow-backed governor Vladimir Saldo said

15 terrorists arrested during intelligence operations in Pakistan's Punjab

Last month, the CTD had arrested 44 alleged terrorists of ISIS, Al-Qaeda and Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan in Punjab province of Pakistan

EU Parl elections: Here are some key races to watch in 27-nation bloc

Here's a look at some key places to watch in the June 6-9 elections for a new European Parliament

Maharashtra, Karnataka, Delhi top UK's investment flows from India: Report

''Indian companies with operations in the UK have integrated themselves into the British economy, making their mark in industries in almost all leading sectors,'' said CII Director General

'Bodies of all students who drowned in Russian river being flown to India'

While two bodies were found within the first two days of the June 4 incident, Russian officials said two more were recovered this morning, Jalgaon district collector Ayush Prasad said

Sri Lanka has made 'strong progress' on debt restructuring front, says IMF

The second review of the IMF's Extended Fund Facility under the $2.9 billion bailout of Sri Lanka has been set for June 12

Will be honoured to attend PM Modi's swearing-in: Maldivian Prez Muizzu

Munu Mahawar, India's Higher Commissioner to the Maldives, presented the letter of invitation to the President during a courtesy call at the President's Office

Japanese govt launches dating apps as birth rates hit record lows

A stable population demands a fertility rate of 2.1. Yet, Japan has struggled to meet this benchmark for over five decades, a trend exacerbated by the 1973 oil crisis

Macron hosts Biden as two leaders try to overcome past trade tensions

Biden hosted Macron in December 2022 at the White House for the first state visit of his presidency a glamorous affair that included business and political figures after the Covid-19 pandemic

Vladimir Putin running out of time to achieve breakthrough in Ukraine

Putin insists his war goals are unchanged and that Russia will fight for as long as needed to win in Ukraine, regardless of mounting casualties in a war that's in its third year with no end in sight

Ex-astronaut William Anders, who took Earthrise photo, dies in plane crash

The photograph, the first colour image of Earth from space, is one of the most important photos in modern history for the way it changed how humans viewed the planet

Looking forward to 'exciting work' in India, says Musk; congratulates Modi

Modi will be administered the oath of office on June 9, his third consecutive term as Prime Minister

Overseas friends of BJP to celebrate PM Modi's victory in 22 US cities

Victory celebrations will be held from this Friday to next Sunday in 22 cities in the US, OFBJP-USA President Adapa Prasad told PTI on Friday

Harvey Weinstein's lawyers argue he was denied fair trial in LA rape case

Weinstein's lawyers argued that the judge deprived him of "his constitutional rights to present a defence and led to a miscarriage of justice

Voters proved West wrong about Indian democracy: Indian-American leader

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to take oath for a third consecutive term, a first in over 60 years

Modi good not just for India but for S Asia: Pakistani-American businessman

With Modi coming to power for a third term, people in Pakistan hope that this will result in an improvement in its relationship with India, the businessman said

Pak PM, Chinese prez agree to upgrade CPEC, boost development in 2nd phase

The two leaders also affirmed their consensus on CPEC's upgradation and advancing the mega project's development in its second phase, according to Dawn

US making biggest push to halt Israel, Hamas fighting. Is it succeeding?

For Israel and Hamas, the US diplomatic press has become a public test of whether either side is ready to stop fighting at least on any terms that fall short of their professed goals

New York Legislature moves to ban 'addictive' social media feeds for kids

Governor Kathy Hochul, a Democrat, is expected to sign it into law

Yemen's Houthi rebels detain 11 UN staffers in sudden crackdown: Officials

By Friday night, UN spokesman Stphane Dujarric in New York acknowledged 11 UN staffers had been taken