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5 Killed, 18 Injured in Russian Strikes on Rail Infrastructure in Ukraine's Vinnytsia
Russian forces have been widely accused of targeting civilian infrastructure throughout the Kremlin's two-month military assault on its pro-democratic neighbour, allegations Moscow denies
European Commission Prez Ursula von der Leyen Meets PM Modi, S Jaishankar
PM Modi and European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen agreed to launch the EU-India Trade and Technology Council.
33 Killed After Blast Tears Through Sunni Mosque in Northern Afghan City Kunduz
It was not clear who was behind the explosion that the local commander said hit the mosque during Friday prayers
Japan-Russia Dispute Over Kuril Islands Will Add To An Already Unstable Indo-Pacific
Japan ramped up its pressure on Moscow regarding the islands but increased the intensity of its protest following the war in Ukraine
Peru Seeks to Punish Pedophile Rapists with Chemical Castration
The move comes after a 48-year-old man was arrested earlier this month on suspicion of raping the 3-year-old girl, who had to undergo surgery after the ordeal
Russia Announces Expulsion of 36 European Diplomats in Retaliatory Move
The Russian foreign ministry said it had declared 21 diplomats from Belgium and 15 from the Netherlands 'persona non grata', giving them two weeks to leave
'An Ideal Opportunity...': Sri Lankan Prez Appoints New Cabinet With 17 Ministers, Says Did Not Consider 'Seniority'
Sri Lanka is in the grip of its worst economic crisis since independence from Britain in 1948, which has led to multiple protests against the govt
Russia Says Ammunition Factory Near Kyiv Destroyed by Missile Strike
Russian Defence Ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov said overnight, high-precision air-launched missiles destroyed an ammunition factory near the town of Brovary in the Kyiv region
Russian Funding for Tories to Putin Friendship With Le Pen: How Ukraine War Became Europe’s Moment
The continent, which has already witnessed two big wars within three decades, cannot let another one escalate from Russia's antiquated idea of nationalism
Jaishankar Meets UN Chief Guterres, Discusses Ukraine War, Situation in Myanmar
Guterres and Jaishankar discussed developments related to Afghanistan and Myanmar as well as the ongoing war in Ukraine
Shanghai Frustrated Over Lockdown, Poor Quarantine. Does China's Covid Strategy Prove That Autocracy Hurts?
Millions have been locked in the city of Shanghai, triggering frustration on social media over the difficulties of food shortage.
Imran Khan Claims Pakistan’s Nuclear Arsenal Not In Safe Hands With Shehbaz At Helm
Imran Khan accused the Sharif family of being a slave of the United States
Russia Says Crippled Warship to Be Towed Back to Port, as Ukraine Claims Missile Hit
The defence ministry had said earlier on Thursday that the Soviet-era ship had been badly damaged by the fire, the latest setback for Russia
In Focus After Imran Khan Exit, Is Gen Bajwa Seeking Extension After Term Ends? Pakistan Army Responds
A four-star general, Bajwa was granted extension in June 2020, five months before he was set to retire. The 61-year-old general was appointed to the top post in 2016 by then prime minister Nawaz Sharif
Russian Watchdog Says Google Faces Fines Over Content on YouTube
Russia's communications watchdog said on Thursday that Google will face fines over its failure to delete from video sharing site YouTube content that Moscow considers illegal.
'Will be Harshly Suppressed': Russia Says US, NATO Weapon Transports in Ukraine Are Legitimate Targets
Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said any attempts by the West to inflict significant damage on Moscow's military or its separatist allies in Ukraine will be 'harshly suppressed'