Five Iraqi troops were killed Thursday when their helicopter crashed on a "combat mission" north of Baghdad, the military said, as a security source confirmed it had been hit by ground fire.

Five Iraqi crew killed in helicopter crash on combat mission: Military

India, Uzbekistan, Iran and Afghanistan are likely to hold a meeting under a quadrilateral framework later this year on the joint use of the Chabahar port, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Thursday.

Quadrilateral working group on use of Chabahar port likely to meet later this year: MEA

Boeing's unmanned Starliner crew capsule is all set for its test flight on Friday, July 30, before attempting to launch astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS).

Boeing's Starliner crewed mission all set for test flight to International Space Station

Wine growers in the Champagne region, home to the world's most exclusive bubbly, on Thursday scrapped a century-old rule governing the distance between vines, sparking fierce resistance from traditionalists.

Champagne growers spark fierce resistance after altering a century old vine-distancing rule

Pakistan will ban air travel for anyone without a COVID-19 vaccine certificate from August 1 and will require all public sector workers to get vaccinated by August 31, the government announced on Thursday along with a host of other restrictions.

Pakistan to bar unvaccinated public sector staff, teachers

On Thursday, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken stated that talks with Iran "cannot continue indefinitely" but asserted that Washington was "ready" to continue the negotiations.

Top 10 world news: Blinken says nuclear talks can't continue 'indefinitely', Russia's Nauka module & more

At least three people were killed and dozens were hospitalised in southern Turkey after strong winds fanned two separate forest fires, officials said Thursday. Hot weather and strong winds have caused blazes to spread around the town of Manavgat, 75 km (45 miles) east of the resort city of Antalya, and nearby villages.

3 dead, 58 hospitalised as wildfire in south Turkey rages on

Malaysia's embattled leader defended his actions Thursday as he faced calls to quit after rare criticism from the king, who accused his government of misleading parliament over coronavirus laws.

Malaysia: PM Muhyiddin Yassin defends himself after royal rebuke sparks calls to quit

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Thursday that nuclear talks with Iran "cannot go on indefinitely" but that Washington was "fully prepared" to continue negotiations.

Blinken says nuclear talks with Iran 'cannot go on indefinitely'

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China offered a high-profile public stage to the Taliban on Wednesday, declaring that the group rapidly retaking large parts of Afghanistan would play “an important role in the process of peaceful reconciliation and reconstruction” of the country.

China offers the Taliban a warm welcome while urging peace talks

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has authorised the use of 1,495 members of the military to help neighbour Mozambique fight an Islamic State-linked insurgency, parliament said on Wednesday.

South Africa approves use of 1,495 military personnel to help Mozambique fight jihadists

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