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South Korea launches its first spy satellite after rival North Korea does the same
South Korea had no military reconnaissance satellites of its own in space and has partially resorted to the United States’ spy satellites to monitor moves by North Korea.
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7 suspected illegal miners dead, more than 20 others missing in landslide in Zambia
No bodies had yet been retrieved after the landslides late on Thursday night, police said. Many of the victims were believed to have drowned.
At least 12 people are missing after heavy rain triggers a landslide and flash floods in Indonesia
National Disaster Management Agency spokesperson Abdul Muhari said a villager was rushed to a nearby hospital with serious injuries after the landslide hit his house.
Barrister Gohar Ali Khan elected as new PTI chairman, succeeds Imran Khan
Speaking in Peshawar after his election as chairman, Gohar said he will keep fulfilling this responsibility as Imran's representative. the Dawn reported.
Health Ministry in Hamas-run Gaza says fatalities surpassed 15,200, 70% of them women and children
Many of Israel's attacks Saturday were focused on the Khan Younis area in southern Gaza, where the military said it had struck more than 50 Hamas targets with airstrikes, tank fire and its navy.
US suggests regulations for EV tax credits to limit Chinese content
The criteria describe which electric vehicles would be eligible for a tax credit of up to $7,500 under the Inflation Reduction Act, President Joe Biden's historic climate action initiative.
India wants closer ties with Interpol
Every year, the greatest assembly of law enforcement authorities, the Interpol General Assembly, convenes to discuss a range of security and investigative-related problems.
As Charles and Kate face racist allegations, Buckingham Palace is ‘exploring all…
At first, the majority of UK media sites refrained from naming the royals, but once TalkTV revealed Charles and Kate's names from the Dutch book scandal, the story has taken center stage.
Israel anticipated Hamas strike over a year, according to New York Times
It was said by the Israeli military that it was "currently focused on eliminating the threat from the terrorist organization Hamas." However, the Israeli military declined to comment after receiving the story.
Costa Rica celebrates 75 years of peace and democracy without an army
On December 1, 1948, Costa Rica made the bold decision to abolish its army and invest in its people, becoming the first country in the world to do so.
Mid-air collision: Bangkok-bound Lufthansa flight diverted to Delhi as couple get into fight
The German passenger reportedly threwfood, attempted to burn a blanket with a lighter, and disregarded cabin crew instructions.
Henry Kissinger, secretary of state under US Presidents Nixon and Ford, dies at 100
Kissinger after he left government was dogged by critics who argued that he should be called to account for his policies on Southeast Asia and support of repressive regimes in Latin America.
Truce in Gaza extended another day but talks over remaining hostages could get tougher
The initial truce — which began Friday and has now been extended twice — called for the release of women and children.
Sri Lanka inflation doubles ahead of debt deal
The IMF warned in September that Sri Lanka's "full economic recovery is not yet assured."
May 9 violence was an attempt to topple Army Chief Gen Asim Munir: Ex-Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif
The Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz party President made the remarks while addressing reporters after his appearance in the accountability court here in a corruption case.
Israel and Hamas agree to extend truce for two more days, and to free more hostages and prisoners
The deal for two additional days of cease-fire, announced by Qatar, raised hopes for further extensions, which also allow more aid into Gaza.
India to build 10,000 houses in Sri Lanka’s tea plantation areas
Phase IV of the Indian Housing Project is spread across 11 districts and 6 provinces of Sri Lanka.
Afghanistan refutes ex-envoy’s statement on closure of Delhi embassy, says it remains…
Diplomats of the Afghan Embassy in Delhi have sought asylum in other countries, which is one of the reasons it is in a state of disarray.
Pakistani court orders public trial for imprisoned ex-premier Khan on charge of revealing secrets
The popular opposition politician is already behind bars on a corruption charge but has a slew of other cases against him.