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Biden reacts strongly as Israeli military identifies six Gaza hostages found dead in a tunnel

The 75-second video, shot possibly using drones and body cams, shows armed Houthi pirates walking on the deck of the ship and set up explosives to detonate.

Randhir Jaiswal, the ministry spokesperson, said that Joe Biden and Narendra Modi discussed Bangladesh during their telephone conversation earlier this week.

More than 40 percent of Japanese municipalities are at "risk of disappearing" due to the expected drop in the number of women in their 20s and 30s

While a British citizen and five Latvians were arrested by Indian authorities after they dropped arms, Holck — previously known as Niels Christian Nielsen — escaped

On Wednesday, the military said it killed nine militants in simultaneous raids in several West Bank cities and refugee camps

Telegram founder Pavel Durov faces legal scrutiny in France despite holding multiple citizenships. The billionaire’s past actions and platform use raise complex issues

Welcoming the interim government’s decision, Ameer of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, Shafiqur Rahman, called for an end to the politics of hatred

"Justice has been served," Clark County prosecutor Steve Wolfson told reporters

Wang Yi cautioned the US over its support of the Philippines in the disputed South China Sea and said bilateral ties cannot be used as an excuse.

French prosecutors on Wednesday freed Telegram CEO Pavel Durov from police custody after four days of questioning over allegations that the platform is being used for illegal activities.

Bangladesh interim government led by Nobel laureate Yunus paved the way for the Islamist outfit to re-enter party politics.

In a post on X, Biden expressed his appreciation for PM's efforts, highlighting their discussion about Modi's recent visit to Poland and Ukraine

Israeli Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar has come under fire from certain quarters of the Netanyahu cabinet for his letter claiming that Jewish terror in the West Bank has the backing of higher authorities.

The two diplomats – first secretaries (press) Shaban Mahmud and Ranjan Sen – were relieved of their duties by the caretaker government in Bangladesh, headed by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, as per an order that came into effect on August 17

Reuters said it was "devastated" by the loss of its security advisor following the strike late on Saturday at the Hotel Sapphire in the city of Kramatorsk