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Indian student dies from carbon monoxide poisoning in Canada after car is left running
In all, seven individuals were found to be suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning and transported to a hospital.
‘We’ve deepened our partnership with India through Quad’: US Secretary of State…
Blinken said that Washington's partnerships in the Indo-Pacific region have never been stronger and the US will continue to engage with China from a position of strength.
‘No functional hospitals left in northern Gaza’, says WHO
The UN health agency said it had led missions to two badly damaged hospitals, Al-Shifa and Al-Ahli, in the north of the Palestinian territory on Wednesday.
Countries around us reached the moon but Pakistan not rising from the Earth: Nawaz Sharif
Early this week, Sharif had said neither India nor the United States are behind Pakistan's miseries. "No one else but we are responsible for our downfall as we shot ourselves in the foot."
UN says more than 1 in 4 people in Gaza are ‘starving’ because of war
Bombardment and fighting continued Thursday, but with Gaza's internet and other communications cut off for a second straight day, details on the latest violence could largely not be confirmed.
At least 15 people are dead after a mass shooting at a Prague university, police chief says
The violence in the city's historic centre sparked frantic evacuations, a massive response by heavily armed police and warnings for people to stay indoors.
China has started erecting temporary housing units after an earthquake destroyed 14,000 homes
Search teams were using excavators to dig out a thick sea of mud that covered roads and encased and blocked entry to buildings.
Parents and uncle convicted of murdering Pakistani teen in Italy for refusing an arranged marriage
An autopsy revealed the young woman had a broken neck bone, possibly caused by strangulation.
Hamas leader visits Cairo as talks over another Gaza cease-fire gather pace
Hamas militants have been putting up stiff resistance, even as the Israeli army claims to be making great progress in eradicating them.
European Union agrees ‘historic’ reform of asylum laws
The reform accelerates the vetting of asylum-seekers so those deemed ineligible can be quickly sent back to their home country or country of transit.
World Bank happy with Lanka reforms, releases second tranche of USD 250 million
The World Bank had pledged USD 500 million in budgetary support and released its first tranche in June to cash-strapped Sri Lanka, which has a total foreign debt of USD 46.9 billion.
Firefighters battle a wildfire on the slopes of a mountain near Cape Town in South Africa
Residents were evacuated from the neighborhood most at threat as a precaution, while five helicopters were scooping up water from the ocean to drop it on the blaze.
‘Reinstate Trump, otherwise…’: Vivek Ramaswamy issues ultimatum after Colorado top…
The top court on December 19 declared Trump ineligible for the US President's office under the Constitution’s insurrection clause and removed him from the state’s presidential primary ballot.
Former Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich loses legal action against EU sanctions
The businessman has also been punished in Britain and had his assets frozen in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
‘Don’t need to have judges making these decisions’: Nikki Haley on order barring…
"I will tell you that I don't think Donald Trump needs to be president. I think I need to be president. I think that's good for the country," Haley was quoted as saying by The Des Moines Register.
French Health Minister Aurelien Rousseau resigns over controversial immigration law
A rise in the number of asylum seekers, a chronic affordable housing shortage, and a cost-of-living crisis have worsened social tensions in France.
Top Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh arrives in Cairo for talks on the war in Gaza
Despite a flurry of activity by high-level officials in recent days, the two sides appeared to be far from an agreement.
Pakistan can no longer compromise security by accommodating undocumented immigrants: Kakar
Similarly, he said, France was also struggling, while Italy had expressed fears that it might become Europe's refugee camp.
Not India or US, ‘we shot ourselves in our foot’, says Nawaz Sharif, blames army for…
The Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz supremo lashed out at former ISI chief Gen Faiz Hamid for his role in ousting him from power in 2017.
Rescuers dig in freezing cold after China’s deadliest earthquake in years kills 131
Fears are growing that survivors awaiting rescue could succumb to the bitter cold, with temperatures at the epicentre in Gansu's Jishishan county expected to dip as low as - 17 degrees Celsius.