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Bhuvneshwar Kumar added to India squad for fifth and final T20 of series with West Indies, as Arshdeep Singh a doubt.

At least two people, including Washington Post journalist, injured as settlers armed with clubs and guns attack.

Portugal's ex-PM seeks to resolve crises via patient negotiation, but success relies on leaders' willingness to act.

Indian police detained Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke ahead of a protest.

Croatia's Hajduk Split hosted Ajax on Thursday, but chants for pre-World War II regime precede UEFA Europa League game.

A fire tore through Oluku market in Benin City after a tanker overturned and exploded.

Families demand justice for the 35 people killed; relatives say they had warned that the roof was leaking.

Israel now reaches into Cyprus’s water, gas, health and defence and many Cypriots fear their island is losing control.

Beijing’s gold purchases reflect a shift away from reliance on US dollar assets, experts say.

As the US attacks the ICC, Kuala Lumpur welcomes a leader the court’s prosecutor wants arrested.

US and Russia each have more than 4,000 warheads. China set to catch up with them within five years, Trump says.

Forged signatures and thumbprints - even of dead and fictitious people - allegedly used to obtain land for bauxite mine.

Countries along NATO’s eastern flank growing increasingly concerned about the risk of escalation of the war in Ukraine.

India host West Indies in the final match of the tour on Saturday with an all-time classic T20 series level at 2-2.

It is Palestine’s olive harvest, but settlers have set their trees and vehicles on fire.

It is the first time the president has addressed nuclear weapons, but he didn't deny US could use 'mother of all bombs'.

The UN is warning that nearly one million displaced Palestinians face flooding risks as winter approaches.

The SIR is disenfranchising marginalised communities and advancing the Hindu nationalist project.

Sanctions and a North Korean leadership that prioritises security dim prospects for trade, analysts say.

Lisandro Martinez apologises for his criticism after on-field spotlight shifts to Manchester United from City.

Cockroach Janta Party standoff with government extended as youth-led movement calls protest over jailing of activists.

Asian Cup preparations continue for January, but Asian Tour delays golf's Saudi Invitational after Houthi attacks.

The review called for Norway's sovereign wealth fund to lift ethical risk limitations on its investments.

Tesla has unveiled an electric car that can drive upside down and use rocket-like thrusters to jump and turn mid-air.

How Israel votes this month will shape the future of over 5.5 million Palestinians who have no say in the election.

As Israel heads to the polls, PM Netanyahu’s most enduring domestic legacy may be the right-wing opposition he faces.

This World Food Day, 645 million people are going hungry, yet more than a billion tonnes of food is wasted annually.

Vibe coding lets users build software with AI, but free alternatives to popular programmes raise security concerns.

One man wanders Gaza in search of somewhere to sleep, having lost his family in an Israeli strike.

New US aviation sanctions force Iranians to take longer, costlier journeys as international flight routes disappear.