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Pak Supreme Court to Hear on January 2 Lifetime Disqualification of Politicians
The seven-member bench headed by Chief Justice Qazi Faez Isa will determine once and for all the controversy around the period of disqualification under Article 62(1)(f) of the Constitution and the amendments in the Elections Act 2017
Israel's Supreme Court Overturns a Key Component of Netanyahu's Polarizing Judicial Overhaul
Monday’s court decision could reignite those tensions, which sparked months of mass protests against the government and had rattled the cohesion of the powerful military
Major Earthquake in Japan Triggers Tsunami Waves, Residents Asked Not to Go Home | Updates
The Japan Meteorological Agency reported earthquakes off the coast of Ishikawa and nearby prefectures shortly after 4 pm, with one registering a preliminary magnitude of 7.6
Japan Earthquake: Indian Embassy Sets Up Control Room, Shares Emergency Contact Info
The Indian embassy in Japan said it has set up an emergency control room to reach out to Indians affected by the earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan’s Noto.
UK Mulling Airstrikes on Houthi Rebels Attacking Shipping in Red Sea, to Issue Joint Warning with US
UK defence secretary Shapps promised direct action and foreign minister Cameron told Iranian counterpart Amir-Abdollahian that Iran shares responsibility for Houthi actions.
‘Death of American Democracy’: Women Who Worked Under Donald Trump Warn Voters
Alyssa Farah Griffin, Sarah Matthews and Cassidy Hutchinson said if Trump is reelected it will mean the end of American democracy.
Nepal: Swedish Tourist Goes Missing in Famous Mardi Mountain Trekking Route
Swedish tourist, 20, missing on Mardi mountain trek in Nepal. Search underway for Mitchel Liu Blomberg
Australian Cycling Champ Rohan Dennis Charged Over His Olympian Wife's Death
Ex-cyclist Rohan Dennis charged in wife's death. Shocking details emerge
Elections, War, Bots and Barbie: World Rings in 2024, Bids Goodbye to Turbulent 2023
The world in the new year will hope to end high living costs and global tumult and almost 4 billion people will head to the elections.
More Than 4,360 Dead In Syria War In 2023
This year's count included 1,889 civilians, 241 of them women and 307 children, according to the United Kingdom-based Observatory, which has a broad network of sources inside Syria
New York Cop Shoots Wife, Two Sons Before Taking His Own in Life in Apparent Murder-Suicide
The Clarkstown Police Department said New York cop Watson Morgan killed his wife, followed by his two sons and then took his own life.
‘Not Appropriate Timing’: Argentina’s New Elected Prez Milei Rejects BRICS Membership
Javier Milei sent letters to BRICS leaders saying that it is not an appropriate time for Argentina to join the grouping.
US Presidential Polls: As States Dump Trump From Primary Ballots, Can He Run in 2024?
Rulings in Colorado and Maine banning former president Donald Trump from their primary nominating contests under the Constitution's "insurrection clause" set off a political earthquake that could upend the campaign
Bodies of Indian Family Killed in Car Crash in US Likely to Be Flown to India on Sunday
There will be vigils in Houston and Metro Atlanta this weekend to honor the lives of the six killed and allow people to pay their respects
Chinese Military Irked by Indian Naval Ship's Drills with Philippines Navy
China has always emphasised that defence and security cooperation between relevant countries must not harm the interests of third parties or hurt regional peace and stability, he said
Andhra Couple Visit US to Meet Daughter, Grandchildren, End Up Dying with Them in Car Crash
The stretch of the highway where the accident occurred has been labelled ‘death highway’ by the locals because of rash driving.