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VP Harris to Tour US to Promote Abortion Rights Ahead of Election
Harris will kick off the tour in Wisconsin on January 22, the 51st anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision that granted a constitutional right to abortion.
'Welcome' Sign Prompts Closure of Afghan-Pak Border Crossing as Both Sides Argue Over Its Installation
The Torkham crossing – equidistant between Islamabad and Kabul – has been frequently shut this year, with tensions sometimes spilling over into armed clashes between border guards
Israel-Hamas Truce Deal Delayed? All You Need to Know
Israel and Hamas, which have been at war since October 7, had announced a deal on Wednesday allowing at least 50 hostages and scores of Palestinian prisoners to be freed, during a four-day truce
Fresh Fighting Reported In Ethiopia's Amhara Region Between Military And Local Militiamen
Fighters from a militia called Fano fought against military units Sunday in the town of Gondar, an important tourist and commercial hub
Portugal Catholic Clergy Sexually Abused Nearly 5,000 Minors: Inquiry
Thousands of reports of paedophilia within the Catholic Church have surfaced around the world and Pope Francis is under pressure to tackle the scandal
Sierra Leone Introduces HPV Vaccine to Protect Girls from Cervical Cancer
The government of Sierra Leone said an intensive promotion is ongoing at a community level to help raise public awareness about the HPV vaccine
From Mention in Mahavamsa to Era of Rajapaksa: A Look at Ties as Maldives 'Returns Favour' by Hosting Gotabaya
According to several media reports, Maldives’s Parliamentary Speaker and former President Mohamed Nasheed --- a close friend of Lankan leaders cutting across party lines --- received Gotabaya Rajapaksa at the airport
Priti Patel Shared 'Dirty Dossier' On Rishi Sunak; Left PM Race As Truss, Suella Gained Support
Before Priti Patel announced that she is not throwing her hat in, she tried to drum up support but failed as Suella and Truss were leading
US Secy of State Blinken to Visit Japan Tomorrow to Offer Condolences Over Shinzo Abe's Death
Shinzo Abe built tight relations with the United States, especially in defence, as he tried to shed some of his country's post-war pacifism
Shinzo Abe's Killer Yamagami Wanted To Initially Kill Religious Leader Who Defrauded His Mother
Yamagami made no visible attempts to flee and said he was angered that Abe promoted a religious leader who defrauded his mother
Quad Revival, Facing Chinese Aggression, Boosting Infra: How Abe Brought New Delhi, Tokyo Closer
The reactions from PM Modi, foreign minister Jaishankar and opposition leader Rahul Gandhi shows how strongly India’s political establishment values Shinzo Abe, who is fighting for his life after being shot
George Floyd Death: Ex-Minnesota Cop Derek Chauvin Sentenced To 20 Years In Prison
Derek Chauvin did not apologize to the court for his actions. He knelt on George Floyd while arresting him in 2020 causing him to suffocate and die.
Another UK Lawmaker Resigns from PM Boris Johnson's Government
Meanwhile, Will Quince, minister for children and families, also resigned saying he had 'no choice but to tender his resignation'
China-bound SpiceJet Freight Flight Returns To Kolkata After Takeoff Due To Faulty Weather Radar
Terrible Tuesday for the airliner as three incidents of flights developing technical difficulties while being mid-air affected flight operations
Chicago Mass Shooting: Suspect Robert Crimo Was A Rapper, Posted Videos, Song With Violent Messages
Crimo's uncle, Paul, said there was no hints to suspect that his nephew would carry out an attack of such magnitude.
‘Biggest Drama In Pak’s History’: Maryam On Imran’s Claims Of Foreign Hands Behind His Ouster
Maryam Nawaz's comments came before the elections of the Punjab province which will be held later in July.