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Missile fired by drone kills 4 family members in Pakistan near Afghan border, says police
The strike happened in South Waziristan in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, local police chief Hidayat Ullah said. Those killed were civilians with no known links to the insurgents.
Indian staff member with the UN killed in Gaza
The individual was a staff member of the United Nations Department of Safety and Security (DSS).
More bodies found in Indonesia after flash floods
The floods swept away people and submerged nearly 200 houses and buildings
Israel-Hamas war sees fights raging across Gaza as death toll tops 35,000
In Rafah, Gaza's southernmost city which sits on the border with Egypt, the Kuwaiti hospital said Sunday it had received the bodies of "18 martyrs" killed in Israeli strikes over the past 24 hours.
Protests in PoK, posters demand merger with India
The strikes took place in Muzaffrabad, Sehansa, Mirpur, Rawalkot, Khuiratta, Tattapani and Hattian Bala.
Significant progress made in expediting India-assisted projects in Maldives: Foreign Minister Zameer
Speaking at a press conference held in the President's Office, Zameer said India has given the Maldives the green signal to extend the repayment deadline for USD 150 million of a USD 200 million debt.
Israel orders new evacuations in the southern Gaza city of Rafah
More than 1.4 million Palestinians — half of Gaza’s population — have been sheltering in Rafah, most after fleeing Israel’s offensives elsewhere.
Flash floods kill hundreds and injure many others in Afghanistan, Taliban says
Officials previously said that in April, before Friday’s floods, at least 70 people died from heavy rains and flash flooding in the country.
Bread loaves recalled in Japan after ‘rat remains’ were found
Production of the bread was halted at a Tokyo factory, with 104,000 packages being recalled, according to Pasco Shikishima Corp.
UN agency shuts down east Jerusalem HQ after ‘Israeli extremist’ arson attack
The latest arson attempts marked “an outrageous development”, the head of the agency, Philippe Lazzarini said.
China ready to work with India to accommodate each other’s concerns: Beijing
BEIJING: China is ready to work with India to "accommodate" each other's concerns and find a mutually acceptable solution to "specific issues" through dialogue at an early date, Beijing's new envoy to New Delhi Xu Feihong has said in…
Slovenia launches Palestine recognition procedure
In March, Slovenia had joined Spain, Ireland and Malta in a joint statement announcing the EU countries were "ready to recognise Palestine" once the conditions for setting up a state were met.
China’s biggest aircraft carrier Fujian completes maiden sea trials
With a displacement of nearly 80,000 metric tons, Fujian is bigger than the PLAN's two active carriers, the 66,000-ton Shandong and the 60,000-ton Liaoning.
South Korea president admits ‘shortcomings’ in rare address
His party's defeat in the April 10 parliamentary elections prompted calls for Yoon to change his policy direction and leadership style.
Afghan diplomat caught smuggling gold into India left for US before tendering resignation
Wardak in her resignation went on to say that during the past year she had faced personal attacks aimed at her and her family.
Maldives Foreign Minister Moosa Zameer aims to deepen ‘longstanding partnership’ with…
The bilateral ties came under severe strain after Muizzu insisted on the withdrawal of nearly 90 Indian military personnel operating three aviation platforms in the island nation.
Post elections Sri Lanka could risk economic recovery: Central bank chief
Last month, the Asian Development Bank also warned that the recovery could be stalled by abrupt policy changes after elections if the outcome weakened the commitment to austerity measures.
Maldivian Foreign Minister to visit Delhi a day before Indian troops’ withdrawal
Indian troops were deployed in Maldives with one helicopter and two Dornier aircrafts for medical assistance and emergency services.
Netanyahu uses Holocaust ceremony to brush off international pressure against Gaza offensive
The Israeli PM said that he remains committed to an invasion of the southern Gaza city of Rafah, despite widespread international opposition because of the more than 1 million civilians huddled there.
Hamas official says Cairo truce meeting ends, delegation bound for Doha
In a separate statement, Hamas insisted it maintained a "positive and responsible approach" towards the negotiations and said it was determined to reach an agreement.