Brazil: At least 45 killed in police's anti-narcotics operations
Sao Paulo: At least 45 people have been killed in police operations against drug cartels in three Brazilian states.
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Pakistan: Hindu businessman kidnapped, kidnappers demand ransom of Rs. 5 crores
A Hindu businessman, named Jagdish Kumar Mukki, was kidnapped from Bakshapur area of Sindh’s Kashmore district of Pakistan by unknown persons while returning home.
Historic Gurudwara Mal Ji Sahib sealed off to Sikh Sangat in Pakistan
Gurudwara Mal Ji Sahib, a memorial associated with Guru Nanak Dev Ji, has been forcibly closed to Sikh Sangat in Kanganpur's village of Punjab's Kasur district in Pakistan.
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau and wife Sophie Trudeau separate ending 18 years of marriage
Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Wednesday announced his separation from his wife Sophie Gregoire in an unexpected Instagram post.
Pakistan: 18 suicide attacks reported in past seven months
A recent report has shown Pakistan witnessed 18 suicide attacks in the past seven months, leaving over 200 people dead.
Sri Lanka's inflation rate eases to single digit in July
Sri Lanka, the nation which fought a tough economic crisis in recent times, registered a fall in inflation rate as it reached the single-digit mark in July.
Afghanistan: Kabul businesswoman providing professional training to homeless women, students
A businesswoman in Kabul is fighting all odds in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan to provide work and professional training to more than fifty women in the city.
EU official says discussions will be held with other nation to resolve Rohingya crisis
European Union's Special Representative for Human Rights Eamon Gilmore recently said discussion will be held with other nations to ensure what other steps are needed to be taken to resolve the Rohingya crisis.
South Sudan: UN agencies urge immediate action to avert deepening food crisis
New York: UN food security agencies on Tuesday warned that South Sudan faces a severe humanitarian crisis unless immediate action and investment are taken to address food insecurity, climate challenges, and insecurity.
In Brazil, UN deputy chief urges greater ambition for Global Goals
UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed on Tuesday called for urgent efforts to boost climate action, protect biodiversity, promote sustainable food systems, and ensure decent jobs and social protection.
Niger crisis could worsen insecurity throughout West Africa, UN envoy warns
New York: The security situation in wider West Africa could worsen unless the political crisis in Niger is resolved, the top UN official for the region said on Tuesday, underlining the need for peace.
American woman arrested for manslaughter, abuse of child following latter's death
Police have arrested a 21-year-old mother from Kentucky state of the US following the death of her 17-month-old girl from injuries consistent with physical and sexual abuse.
South Sudan: UN agencies urge immediate action to avert deepening food crisis
New York: UN food security agencies on Tuesday warned that South Sudan faces a severe humanitarian crisis unless immediate action and investment are taken to address food insecurity, climate challenges, and insecurity.
US: Man taken into custody after he hits 10 people with stolen car in New York
Police have taken a person into custody after he hit and injured 10 people in New York's Manhattan region with a stolen car on Tuesday.
Syria: 7 military personnel killed in Islamic State ambush
Damascus: Terror group Islamic State (IS) militants attacked a convoy of oil tankers escorted by Syrian military personnel on Tuesday in central Syria, killing five soldiers and two drivers, a war monitor reported.
Myanmar: Jailed former leader Aung San Suu Kyi granted pardon on five of 19 offenses, to remain under house arrest
Myanmar’s ruling military Tuesday pardoned jailed former leader Aung San Suu Kyi on five of the 19 offenses for which she was convicted.
Twitter new 'X' logo taken down from San Francisco headquarters after complaints
Washington: The giant, flashing "X" sign of Elon Musk's rebranded company, formerly known as Twitter, has to be taken down from atop its headquarters building in San Francisco after city officials said the sign was installed without a permit and posed safety threats, media reports said.
UN envoy to continue efforts towards restoring constitutional order in Niger
The Secretary-General’s Special Representative for West Africa has underlined the UN’s condemnation of the attempted coup in Niger, the global body said on Monday.
China: Tianjin authorities relocate 35,000 as rainstorm floods river
Tianjin: North China’s Tianjin Municipality said Tuesday it had relocated more than 35,000 people from areas prone to flooding by the Yongding River, which has swollen amid intense rainfall.
Australia: Ex-childcare worker charged with 1623 counts of abuse
The Australian Federal Police (AFP) on Monday said its investigation has led to a former childcare worker being charged with 1623 child abuse offences against 91 children - including 136 counts of rape and 110 counts of sexual intercourse with a child under 10 - in Brisbane, Sydney and overseas between 2007 and 2022.
Twitter's new 'X' logo taken down from San Francisco headquarters after complaints
Washington: The company formerly known as Twitter took the "X" logo down from atop its headquarters building in San Francisco after city officials said the sign was installed without a permit, NPR reported.
Vegan raw food influencer Zhanna Samsonova, 39, dies of 'starvation'
A 39-year-old vegan influencer has died of suspected starvation after she spent years attempting to live only on fruits.
Violence at refugee camp in Lebanon leaves 11 dead, forces thousands to flee: UNRWA
More than two days of armed violence at the Ein El Hilweh Palestine Refugee camp in southern Lebanon continues to impact civilians, including children, a senior UN official in the country said on Monday.
Two cops escorting polio team in Quetta killed by armed men
At least two policemen, who were escorting a polio vaccination team, died when armed men opened fire on them in Pakistan's Quetta region on Tuesday.
Ukraine: War intensifies and so do the needs, says UN relief official
New York: The ongoing attacks on civilian infrastructure in Ukraine are resulting in a surge in humanitarian needs, the top UN humanitarian official for the country said on Monday, urging increased funding to ensure assistance for those in need.
Antonio Guterres strongly condemns suicide bombing in Pakistan
New York: UN Secretary-General António Guterres has strongly condemned the deadly suicide bombing at a political rally in northwest Pakistan on Sunday.
Venomous Bite: Toxic consequences of Pakistan’s dance with terrorism
In the chilling wake of the recent bomb blasts in Pakistan, the lethal dangers of harboring terrorists have again been ruthlessly highlighted.
Ukraine-Russia Conflict: Moscow Mayor says drone strikes same skyscraper which was targeted previously
Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin on Tuesday said a military drone hit the same skyscraper in the city that was targeted earlier.
US: 2 injured as small plane crashes in Renton
At least two people were hurt as a small plane crashed at Renton Municipal Airport on Monday.
Two bodies of illegal migrants recovered close to Libya-Tunisia border
Tripoli: The Libyan Border Control Department on Monday found two bodies of illegal migrants near the Tunisian border, where hundreds more remain stranded after being expelled by Tunisian authorities.