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World news, with stories touching India ranked first.
- Taiwan's leader says increasing defence spending to 'deter war'
- Who was Rainey Bethea? Nidal Hasan public execution broadcasting decision puts spotlight on 1936 hanging
- Trump casts doubt on Pentagon plan to live stream Fort Hood shooter’s execution
- Yemen’s Taiz under siege again as food and fuel prices rise
- Lawyer who represented Mehul Choksi faces rape charges in U.K.
- Hong Kong to expand community recycling after shelving waste-charging scheme
- How to zoom through new Huanggang Port crossing at Hong Kong’s border
- Gen Z overtakes older collectors as art market spending rebounds globally: report
- India protest live: Police detain Cockroach leaders, New Delhi in lockdown
- US hosts ‘productive’ trilateral talks to end Russia-Ukraine war
- Lula’s government in Brazil lowers fuel prices ahead of runoff vote against Flavio Bolsonaro
- Israel’s economy prospers despite years of war, but prices worry voters
- South Korea: 38 injured as ceiling collapses during Daegu sales event
- Hurricane Isaias: Storm damage in Pensacola, Florida today; watch scary photos and videos
- دلی میں غیر معمولی سکیورٹی، شہر پولیس اور نیم فوجی دستوں کے کنٹرول میں: کیا انڈیا کے چیف الیکشن کمشنر مودی حکومت کے لیے مسئلہ بن گئے ہیں؟
- Nidal Hasan public execution: Ex-CIA agent warns of ‘more radicalized zealots’ after Hegseth's call to livestream Fort Hood shooter's death
- Indian man jailed in Paris over leading online child abuse ring
- Taiwan president says defence spending boost aims to ‘deter war’
- ‘Like a drill going into my eye’: why the mystery over Havana syndrome refuses to die
- Could Indonesia’s ‘content governor’ rival Prabowo for the presidency in 2029?
- Scientists tested raccoons with a nine-way puzzle they kept solving after food was gone
- 36 people hurt after shopping mall ceiling collapses in South Korea’s Daegu city
- Anthropic AI model submits false homicide tip to Philadelphia police
- Supporters of jailed former Pakistani PM Khan marching to capital
- In the 1900s, North America planted Russian olive for windbreaks and soil stability; it became invasive in California and 16 other Western states
- Spirit of Hong Kong Awards: explorer inspires youth through glacial field trips
- In 1933, the US promoted kudzu to combat soil erosion; by 1946, an estimated 3 million acres had been planted
- Flydubai attacker began a 'drift towards extremism and terrorism' in Australia, UAE says
- U.S.-Ukraine-European negotiators meet in Miami as Trump announces diesel deal with Russia
- Water hyacinth, a South American ornamental, invaded 53 countries; on Lake Victoria it covered 90% of the shore, costing the region about $150M a year