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On September 30, India announced a reduction in windfall taxes on exports of diesel

Crime Surge in Cape Town Sparks Worries

Fear of violent crime is once again dominating conversations across Cape Town

EU Blames Russia for Interrupting Ships' Movement in Balkan Sea

The European Union (EU) has accused Russia of disrupting maritime navigation in

Jamaica Invites German Experts for AI Sector

Jamaica is seeking to deepen economic cooperation with Germany by encouraging German

Russian strikes disrupt traffic on three Kyiv bridges

Russian aerial attacks forced the partial closure of three bridges over the

Trump faces fresh Supreme Court tests

The US Supreme Court begins its new nine-month term on Monday much

Greece urges emergency EU measures amid migration surge

Greece said on Thursday the European Union should create an emergency mechanism

India protesters demand election chief resign

Indian protesters rallied in New Delhi on Friday, demanding the resignation of

Norway parliament probes Epstein ties

Norway's parliament began public hearings on Wednesday over ties between late US

Russia Restarts Soviet-Styled Space Research in Full Swing

In recent years, Moscow has sought to give greater priority to independent space capabilities.

Afghan Militants Pose a Regional Security Threat

The continuing presence of militant organizations in and around Afghanistan has become

Foreign Students Increasingly Choose India for Higher Education

India is emerging as an increasingly attractive destination for international students, as

US State Department Underscores Selecting Reliable International Partners

Beyond the Americas, Washington is strengthening its presence in the Pacific. Deputy Secretary of

Beijing's Influence on Asia's Most Important Maritime Zones Sparks Debates

China's influence over the South China Sea continues to expand as Beijing

Egypt Seeks International Financial Assistance and Foreign Capital

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi remains a central figure in Arab countries'

Elections Approach in Haiti Amid Gang Violence

Haiti is approaching a potentially decisive moment in its long-running political crisis

Jaishankar Confronts Pak Journalist Calling Pakistan a Terrorist Country

According to a report by NDTV, a Pakistani journalist questioned Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar about when

Brazil Shows Eagerness to Work on Japan's Petroleum Sites

Brazil is showing profound interest in expanding energy cooperation with Japan, with

Burkina Faso Seeks Regional Unity to Deter Foreign Interference

Burkina Faso is seeking deeper regional unity with Mali and Niger as

Far-Right Activists Want New Zealand to Toughen Immigration Policy

New Zealand's immigration debate has become increasingly contentious as nationalist and far-right

Bangladesh Ambassador Andalib Elias Presents Credentials to King of Thailand

Andalib Elias, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the People's Republic of Bangladesh

Death toll rises to 11 after typhoon-induced downpours in Japan

The death toll rose to 11, with three others still missing, after

Anġlu Farrugia receives Commonwealth lifetime achievement award

International Credit Agencies See Faster Growth for Indian Economy

Among the agencies revising their projections are Moody’s Ratings, S&P Global Ratings and Fitch

Botswana Signs Pact With Zambia to Prevent Poaching

Botswana and Zambia have strengthened their cooperation in the fight against poaching

Iran Does Not Regard Saudi Arabia As a Rival: Araghchi

Iran does not regard Saudi Arabia as a rival and wants stronger

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