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Several Al Qaeda leaders including Osama Bin Laden spent years after years in their

Philippines, Australia Deepen Ties to Expand Maritime Security

The Philippines and Australia are deepening their strategic partnership with expanded cooperation

Bolivia Reworks Energy Policy as Foreign Companies Face Hurdles

Bolivia is undertaking a major overhaul of its energy sector as the

Ukrainian Refugees Face an Uncertain Future Far From Home

More than four years after Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine,

Saudi Arabia Seeks More Chinese Investments in Robotics

Saudi Arabia is seeking to deepen cooperation with Chinese technology companies as

Putin Calls Upon Russian Youths to Work on Military Innovations

Russia’s push to involve younger generations in technological development is part of a broader

UN Officials Visit Benin to Inspect Labour Rights

Labor rights and working conditions in Benin are receiving renewed international attention

JD Vance Defends US Raids on Immigrants' Homes

US Vice President JD Vance has defended the Trump administration’s aggressive immigration-enforcement

ICT Industry Booms in India, Exceeds All South Asian Countries

India’s information and communications technology (ICT) industry has emerged as one of

French Police Faces Criticism for Frequently Raiding Migrants' Households

France has long been a major destination for migrants from Africa, the Middle East

India Becomes a Publishing Hub for Asian Literature

India is rapidly emerging as an important publishing hub for Asian literature,

Withdrawing Embargoes on Cuba Is Long Overdue: Barack Obama

For more than half a century, the United States has maintained a

American Tycoons Urged to Invest in Barbados

American business leaders and wealthy investors are being encouraged to look more

IFJ Slams Israel for Killing Journalists in Palestine

The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) has strongly condemned the killing of

‘Phony gimmick of no consequence’—MEA on Pakistan’s bounty on Masood Azhar ahead of FATF review

Responding to Pakistan’s hiked bounty on 26/11 mastermind Masood Azhar ahead

Pezeshkian Pursues Wider Economic Ties on BRICS Sidelines

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has used his participation in the BRICS summit in New

India Motivates Youths to Work for Domestic Industries

India is encouraging its young population to actively participate in domestic industries

US Vigilantly Watches Russian Bid to Deepen Ties With Middle East

Russia has long regarded the Middle East as a strategically important region. Its military

Pope Leo Meets African Priests in Vatican

Pope Leo XIV has placed Africa and its rapidly growing Catholic communities

Conservatives Want Britain to Reduce Tech Dependence on China

Conservative politicians in Britain are increasingly calling for the country to reduce

Pakistan Faces Criticism Over Military Influence on Mega Projects

Pakistan is facing growing criticism over the expanding role of its powerful

Political Adversaries Want Ecuador Government to Execute Reforms

Ecuador's government is facing mounting pressure from political opponents demanding deeper reforms

US Prosecutor Terms China’s Huawei a Criminal Enterprise

In opening arguments, US Department of Justice trial attorney Taylor Stout accused Huawei of engaging in a long-running

Brazilian Petroleum Companies Seek Affiliation With Kuwait

Brazilian petroleum companies are showing growing interest in establishing stronger business ties

Anglu Farrugia Wins Commonwealth Lifetime Achievement Award

Malta’s longest-serving Speaker Anglu Farrugia, in office from April 2013 until April 2026, Farrugia will formally receive the

War Disillusions Common Iranians About Far Right Governance

Years of economic hardship, political restrictions, and regional tensions have already tested

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