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Russia's Pacific Fleet has test-fired cruise missiles from a nuclear-powered submarine, striking a target 1,200km away.

Political and religious critics accuse India's Modi government of curbing Kashmir's freedom of religion and expression.

Timekeepers add a leap second occasionally to keep our clocks and the Earth's rotation in tune. That could now change.

October 27 vote could test whether Israel's ties with African countries withstand the fallout from the war on Gaza.

Officials meet in Thailand as conflict drives energy prices higher and casts uncertainty over global economy.

Yamal's 17 goal contributions after 10 games are more than Messi's in his Ballon d'Or-winning season as a teenager.

At COP17 and COP31, governments must accelerate positive tipping points in energy, food and finance.

At least 350 Palestinian children currently face 'harsh conditions' in Israeli prisons.

Flooding left vehicles piled up and people stranded inside Sao Paulo’s Anhangabau tunnel.

The social platform says networks targeted US political debate across the spectrum ahead of midterm elections.

The US President's ally says conservatives “cannot give an inch” in Latin America as he accepts an award in Washington.

Hundreds of students joined anti-government protests in Tirana, demanding education reforms.

Saudi national Abdulrahman Alfozan was due to fly to Saudi Arabia on October 12, US prosecutors say in court filing.

The tests showcase North Korea's war deterrent capabilities in the region, KCNA says.

Roads collapse and hospitals take in water as floods swamp Turkiye's largest city, shutting schools and halting traffic.

Investigators have subpoenaed relatives and examined immigration records, the newspaper reports.

President Donald Trump says Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is a member of the Muslim Brotherhood.

The scare exposed gaps in how far outbreak readiness reaches Kenya’s remote communities.

Rising prices, unemployment and public debt test Saied’s economic promises.

Katie Zacharia has repeatedly claimed to be a lawyer, but critics question whether she was ever licensed.

The US president has long been unhappy with inside information about his administration being leaked to the media.

Torrential rain has triggered flash floods across Istanbul.

Authorities are investigating whether drones may have been involved in the latest incident.

President Laura Fernandez says mega-prison is part of 'tough-on-crime model' embraced by her government.

Victims' groups, however, have denounced the ruling as 'selective' justice that exonerates the former migration chief.

Iran says it does not seek an endless war, but vows to fight until the US accepts its demands as ships sink in Hormuz.

The US says it destroyed an Iran-affiliated boat in the Gulf of Oman, accusing it of conducting surveillance.

Recent US-Greenland-Denmark agreement excludes mining or drilling rights while reinforcing Greenland's sovereignty.

The immigration agency rejects a report from a government watchdog recommending improvements to its body camera policy.

Real Madrid ease pressure on manager Jose Mourinho with a 4-3 win at his former club Roma in a Champions League classic.