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According to reports, four Indians have been killed in the war, while 10 have returned to the country. About 35-40 Indians are still believed to be stuck in Russia

The comments signalled no change in the regional policies of the incoming government under the relatively moderate Pezeshkian who defeated his hardline rival in last week’s runoff election

The strikes on Kyiv killed seven in Kyiv and 10 others in central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih.

In the current scenario, Russia has been an important partner for India in areas such as defence and energy. India's growing economic and strategic interests lie in expanding its connections with other regions and markets, say government sources

The plane for the future Republican vice presidential candidate's plane is ready but will Donald Trump tell this week who is his pick?

NASA’s first simulated Mars crew concluded their year-long mission where they grew vegetables and practised Marswalks in a 17,000 square-foot habitat.

The change in position was conveyed by visiting Sri Lankan Foreign Minister Ali Sabry to the NHK World Japan

A total of 292 victims will receive payouts ranging from 55,000 to 850,000 Canadian dollars, as per a report

Starmer, 61, stepped up to make his victory speech in London just hours away from formally becoming the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Milk prices in Pakistan surge over 20% due to new tax, making it pricier than in Paris, Melbourne, and Amsterdam. Impact on inflation and consumer costs

The trial opened last week at the Royal Courts of Justice before Justice Martin Spencer and is expected to conclude next week, with a judgment expected in the coming months

The deal says Boeing can avoid the trial by paying a fine and submitting it to an outside supervisor.

The Taliban-led government said that Afghanistan will hold the violators accountable and such actions, if taken, will have serious consequences.

Earlier in the day, a US judge freed Julian Assange in a plea deal culminating years of legal drama for the WikiLeaks founder, who was long wanted by Washington for revealing military secrets

Assange, who from 2010 published hundreds of thousands of secret US documents as head of the whistleblowing website WikiLeaks, was released Monday from a high-security British prison

“Pakistan has confessed that terrorist groups exist in the country and that it needs bribe to eradicate terror groups. This time, the bribe is given by China,” said Indian intelligence sources