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High costs and fewer marriages are affecting birth rates as the nation’s population declines for the fourth straight year.
First Deputy PM Denys Shmyhal said the strike in the southeastern Dnipropetrovsk region was a ‘targeted’ attack on energy workers.
Republicans and Democrats have been working to ensure a debate over immigration enforcement does not disrupt other government operations.
French lawmakers and Finance Minister Roland Lescure asked Capgemini to explain a contract signed with US immigration enforcement agency ICE.
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The official purchasing managers’ index drops to 49.3 in January, from 50.1 in December.
In India, the premium water segment accounts for 8 per cent of the bottled water market last year compared to just 1 per cent in 2021.
Interim president Delcy Rodriguez says the proposed law will hopefully ‘heal the wounds’ and restore peace among Venezuelans.
Some of the blueprints were meant to give Google an edge over Amazon and Microsoft and to reduce Google’s reliance on Nvidia chips.
The batch contains over 3 million pages of documents, 2,000 videos and 180,000 images.
The 38-year-old Chinese national faces terror financing charges after allegedly laundering US$715,000 via cryptocurrency to the militant group.
Leaked reports reveal US diplomats killed internal memos detailing dead bodies and famine in Gaza to avoid a ‘lack of balance’ in policy.
The prestigious Metropolitan Stakes takes place in Cape Town this weekend and fans in Hong Kong are expected to bet millions on the outcome.
With fewer births and marriages, the country’s population dropped by 339 million in 2025.
Security forces reportedly use unofficial warehouses and secret lock-ups as activists say arrests stand at more than 42,000.
Niger’s military ruler vows retaliation after gunmen attack an air force base before being repelled by Russian fighters.
DNI’s Tulsi Gabbard raises eyebrows as her team defends her presence as vital for ‘identifying vulnerabilities in our critical infrastructure’.
Concerns over fiscal policy and transparency sparked a sell-off, as Indonesian stocks plunged 8 per cent in just two days.
US president issues ultimatum for a nuclear deal as Iran vows to resist any American attack.
The VSR Ventures-operated Learjet 45 aircraft went down in flames, leaving no survivors.
AI and Big Tech earnings propel the surge, as rate cut expectations boost market confidence despite earlier jitters.
Novak Djokovic also feels for Coco Gauff, whose post-match meltdown was captured by cameras, but does not see a future with fewer cameras.
The emirate aims to more than double tourist arrivals by 2030 and is pitching opportunities in property, green and digital projects.
US ‘border tsar’ meets with Minnesota leaders after the fatal shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti sparks a full-blown crisis.
Incident occurred in Arivaca, near the US-Mexico border, and follows recent controversial shootings by immigration agents.
A Beckham family feud is exposing the pitfalls of celebrity name trademarks and their impact on personal identity and legacy.
Thousands of school kits reach Gaza as Unicef confirms Israel lifts blockade that left children learning without pencils or books.
Spain seizes 10 tonnes of drugs and arrests 105 suspects, while Portugal intercepts a record haul from a ‘narco-sub’.
Report reveals that nearly 7 million people are living on well below the UK median income as the nation’s poorest get even poorer.
Spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt said the death of a nurse in Minnesota was a result of ‘deliberate and hostile resistance by Democrat leaders’.
