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Gujarat court to next hear Congress leader's plea on April 13 over defamation conviction a year before general election.

Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaci and three co-defendants are charged with war crimes in 1998-1999 war with Serbia.

Ban will not affect privately owned electric scooters, of which 700,000 were sold nationwide last year.

Christian pilgrims have participated in Palm Sunday celebrations in Jerusalem at the start of the Holy Week.

The necro-economy of Hindu nationalism relies on making history its most important site. Muslim shrines must suffer.

Police sources say there were no casualties after the bomb went off in a busy area of the affluent Mezze suburb.

Riot police deployed and mobile internet services cut in parts of Bihar after one person is shot dead in Bihar Sharif.

Price jump comes after news oil producers will slash output by about 1.16 million barrels per day.

Ukraine says its forces are still holding Bakhmut and that the fighting there remains 'particularly hot'.

The first quarter sales of 422,875 were a record for the company but fell short of analyst estimates of 432,000.

Move comes after Twitter owner Elon Musk posted disparaging remarks about the newspaper.

Move comes after President William Ruto called for dialogue to work through concerns about the electoral process.

Sadai Banowan station head denies any violation, saying there was no need for the closure and called it a conspiracy.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 404th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Russian envoy to Belarus says weapons will be moved to ally's territory despite 'noise in Europe and the United States'.

Southeast Asia's fourth-largest economy sees inflation hit 8.6 percent, far above Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam.

Ex-economy minister defeats incumbent Milo Djukanovic, who has ruled Montenegro for more than three decades.

When Finland becomes a NATO member, only a handful of European nations will be non-aligned militarily.

Blinken spoke to Russian FM Sergey Lavrov to call for the release of Evan Gershkovich, the State Department said.

The reformist bloc, comprised of two parties, is expected to struggle to form a stable coalition government.

Sanna Marin's hopes for re-election dashed as main conservative party comes out on top in parliamentary election.

Explosion in a St Petersburg cafe kills a blogger with 560,000 followers on Telegram, Russian news agencies say.

Gulf oil giants lead coordinated cut in production, calling it a 'precautionary measure' aimed at market stability.

PM Netanyahu's office says cabinet approved establishment of the force and a committee will determine its authorities.

Diplomat protests against pharmaceutical worker's jailing in first visit by foreign minister to Beijing in three years.

Suella Braverman declines to set any deadline for the first deportations to the East African country.

El Kadi has to serve three years of his sentence in prison. His media company has been shuttered and heavily fined.

Turkey had stopped extracting oil from the Kurdish region to its Ceyhan port after Iraq won an arbitration case.

Non-profit says charity medic, traveller and unnamed third man 'being well-treated' as UK foreign office seeks contact.

The expulsions are the latest crackdown against French media by the military ruling the West African country.

Observers say that President Milo Djukanovic faces stiff challenge from newcomer and economist Jakov Milatovic.

The human and material losses from the earthquakes are staggering; Türkiye needs international help to rebuild.

As Japan's birth rate plunges faster than expected, school closures have picked up pace especially in rural areas.

Three parties are in a neck-and-neck race to win a majority of Finland's 200-seat parliament and form a new government.

Storms that dropped dozens of tornadoes killed at least 26 people in towns and cities across the US South and Midwest.

In Berlin, comedians from Ukraine and Russia share the same stage as an outlet for their grief and anger about the war.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 403rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

Bulgarians head to polls amid voter apathy and disillusionment over endemic corruption and political instability.

The ex-Soviet allies have grown closer and Lukashenko's dalliances with the West appear to be over, say analysts.

Metropolitan Pavel put under house arrest amid hearings into whether he glorified invading Russian forces.

Fatal shooting comes hours after an Israeli policeman shot dead another Palestinian man near the Al-Aqsa compound.

Air attacks on Homs are the third in recent days, including one that killed two officers in Iran's Revolutionary Guards.

Donald Trump is expected to become the first former or sitting US president to face criminal charges.

Demonstrators take to the streets days after Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to freeze the controversial proposal.

Iranian president says hijab is the law after viral video shows man throwing yoghurt at uncovered women in Masshad.

The Kremlin said it planned to 'exercise all its rights' in the role amid anger from Kyiv and allies.

Signing of political agreement to name a Sudanese civilian government has been delayed to April 6, official says.

Doing so could be costly and dangerous for its future development.

During court hearing in Kyiv, Metropolitan Pavel rejected claim by Security Service that he glorified Russia's invasion.

Incident took place in Kech district in southwestern Balochistan province, which borders Iran.