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Russian strikes killed four and injured 20 people in Ukraine amid protests over Zelensky's minister dismissal

Catastrophic flash floods in Texas in the US have killed two people and forced hundreds of rescues in areas still reeling from devastating floods a year ago, governor Greg Abbott said on Thursday.

Lipfendra approval follows studies showing more than 55% drop in LDL levels

Israel’s parliament dissolved early Friday after passing a marathon of bills in the last moments of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s governing coalition.

Intelligence reports contradict claims of Chinese and Venezuelan interference

Regional analysts and officials say the attacks on Saudi Arabia this week have pushed Islamabad’s frustration with Iran to a new level

An Italian court on Thursday convicted the former CEO of Italian highway operator Autostrade per l’Italia in the deadly collapse of Genoa’s highway bridge that killed 43 people nearly eight years ago.

US cites unfair trade practices and illegal deforestation in tariff decision

Seven islands declare emergencies as effects of climate change takes it toll

A month ago, the UK imposed a blanket ban on social media for users under the age of 16

Citizens are now required to spend 21 days in a third country before entering the US

South Africa is now the second market, after India, where the company has secured clearance for a generic semaglutide injection

The plant is central to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ambitious plans to expand the country’s atomic energy capacity

Network attempted to disguise origin of illicit funds.

Australian company Kinetiko is taking a two-step permitting process to accelerate gas production at its South African Brakfontein project ahead of a looming national gas shortage, says executive chair Adam Sierakowski.