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Sudthisak Rinthalak, who was killed two years ago by Hamas militants, is among 47 hostages whose bodies will be returned under a ceasefire deal.
IndiGo’s spate of cancellations has prompted fare increases on flights operated by other airlines on popular routes.
Despite the loss of ‘confinement capability’ at the notorious nuclear plant, IAEA officials report no radiation leaks.
The three nations are preparing for a review of their trade pact amid rising US tariffs and threats by Washington to withdraw from the USMCA.
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The Trump admin has argued that the provision doesn’t apply to the babies of immigrants who are in the country illegally or temporarily.
Scrapping the recommendation for vaccination at birth will reverse decades of public health gains, disease experts say.
Netflix’s acquisition gives it control of HBO Max, Harry Potter, and Game of Thrones, reshaping Hollywood and raising antitrust concerns.
Report says enquiries are trying to determine whether the drones took off from land or an undetected ship.
Salvador Nasralla claimed ‘an algorithm changed the data’ after losing a lead held since Tuesday.
‘The president’s view is he only wants … a good deal,’ Jamieson Greer told Politico, referring to the US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement.
The SAFE CHIPS Act is a rare effort led in part by Trump’s own party to stop him from further relaxing tech export restrictions on Beijing.
The walkouts came after the general assembly of the European Broadcasting Union met to discuss concerns about Israel’s participation.
The arrest of 30-year-old suspect Brian Cole Jnr is the first breakthrough in the nearly five-year-old case that had long vexed law enforcement.
Lawsuit alleges the new policy violates free speech and limits access to vital military information. Dozens of outlets have rejected the terms.
Iraqi PM orders accountability for the error over list meant for Islamic State/al-Qaeda only. Reversal is blow to US efforts curbing Iran.
Inquiry concluded that the assassination attempt of Sergei Skripal must have been ‘authorised at the highest level’.
Increased audit sees super-rich buyers favouring art and wine over Bentleys and private jets, adopting a discreet lifestyle.
US special envoy Steve Witkoff and Trump adviser Jared Kushner had spent hours at the Kremlin with no breakthrough on ending the war.
The handover of the final two deceased hostages is an important condition of the first part of Trump’s Gaza peace plan.
Respondents in Australia, Japan, India view Trump 2.0 negatively, as US helpfulness in Asia declines amid China concerns; Aukus support varies.
A failed transmission line connecting Havana to Cuba’s largest power plant in Matanzas triggered the morning blackout.
World Fencing League will use technology to turn the sport’s ultra-fast actions more watchable, will not clash with current calendar.
Myanmar has overtaken Afghanistan as the world’s main known source of illicit opium.
US-based Ocean Infinity confirmed it would recommence intermittent seabed search operations for 55 days from December 30.
Nvidia has been pushing to sign up other chip firms to adopt its NVLink technology, with Intel, Qualcomm and now AWS on board.
The Indian government confidentially ordered companies like Apple, Samsung, and Xiaomi to install the Sanchar Saathi app on their new phones.
The pause applies to people from nations that were already subjected to a partial travel ban in June.
Despite agreeing to comply, YouTube maintains that it is still ‘fundamentally different’ from other social media services.
A lethal follow-up attack on an alleged drug-carrying vessel has sparked concern about the legality of the strikes.
