Five Army soldiers were killed in a terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district on Thursday. Defence officials said that terrorists fired at the Army vehicle while it was moving from Bhimber Gali to Sangiot in Poonch district.

India: 5 Army jawans killed in terror attack in J&K's Poonch

A stampede broke out at an event to distribute financial aid in the Old City in the center of Yemeni capital, Sanaa. At least 85 people were killed and dozens more were injured in a stampede in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, Houthi officials said on Thursday.

Yemen: Stampede kills at least 85, injures dozens in Sanaa

The US is providing assistance to India to counter its adversary China on the border areas and also develop defence industrial base, a top American commander has said, adding that Washington and New Delhi faced the same security challenge from Beijing in the strategically important Indo-Pacific region.

India, US facing same security threat from China, says top US Indo-Pacific commander

Golf: Adelaide is playing host to the first ever Australian Liv golf event, but not without controversy, including concerns from Amnesty International. Watch the video to know more.

LIV Golf league: Australia to host first-ever event

Tunisia is in its 5th consecutive year of drought and water in reservoirs is at alarmingly low levels. The lack of regular rainfall has left people reeling. Since not one Tunisia's 30 dams are even one-third full, according to figures from the ministry of agriculture and water resources.

Tunisia reels under five drought-hit years, curbs imposed on water supply

Pakistan has placed its first order for discounted Russian crude oil under a deal struck between Islamabad and Moscow, the country's petroleum minister said, with one cargo to dock at the port of Karachi in May.

Pakistan buys its first cargo of discounted Russian crude oil

Wearing a Sambalpuri handloom saree, a UK-based Odia woman left other runners in awe and made the people of Odisha proud by running a 42.5 km marathon at Manchester on April 16, as per reports.

Woman From Odisha runs 42.5 KM In UK marathon wearing a saree

A Johnson & Johnson subsidiary is again asking a U.S. judge to pause tens of thousands of lawsuits alleging the company's baby powder and other talc products cause cancer, as it seeks to resolve the litigation in bankruptcy after a federal appeals court found its first attempt improper.

J&J talc unit asks judge to halt cancer lawsuits as it pursues $8.9 bln settlement

Sudan's rival fighting sides have agreed a 24-hour ceasefire after deadly fighting engulfed the capital and saw a US diplomatic convoy fired upon. The conflict between the Sudanese army and a paramilitary group known as the RSF broke out four days ago and has killed at least 185, triggering a humanitarian crisis.

Sudan conflict: 24-hour ceasefire agreed after at least 185 people killed

Quiet luxury is defined as "clothing of the highest quality, but also clothing that has timelessness, is sophisticated and understated," Thomaï Serdari, director of the fashion and luxury MBA program at NYU's Stern School of Business, told Insider.

Quiet luxury explained: What it is and which brands will benefit

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad met with Saudi Arabia’s top diplomat in Damascus on Tuesday, state media reported, ending more than a decade of diplomatic deep-freeze between the two countries.

Saudi Foreign Minister meets Syria's Assad on first trip to Damascus since war

Five countries have expanded imports of Russian oil in the wake of the Ukraine invasion and refined it into products they are selling to countries that have sanctioned Russian oil, according to a report released today by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA).

EU, G7 and Australia's indirect imports of Russian Oil

These five countries are laundering Russian oil and selling it to the West

On Tuesday, the European parliament approved sweeping reforms to make EU climate change policies more ambitious. The reforms are aimed at massively cutting the blocs greenhouse emissions including the introduction of a carbon border tax on imports.

EU parliament casts final vote on its biggest climate policy

President Emmanuel Macron looks to have won his battle to push through widely unpopular pension reform, but has he deepened the gloom enveloping French democracy? French unions urge macron not to sign pensions reform into law.

Macron's pension reform gets constitutional green light despite raging protests

France's pension reforms get green signal

The latest tiger census has revealed that the tiger population in India has increased by 3,167. Vikram Chandra explains the massive efforts taken by world’ biggest tiger conservation project to save the wild cats in an exclusive conversation with SP Yadav, Member Secretary, National Tiger Conservation Authority and actor and environmentalist, Dia Mirza

Member Secretary, NTCA, SP Yadav, and Actor Dia Mirza talk on why save the Tigers

A 21-year-old national guardsman was charged Friday with orchestrating the most damaging leak of US classified documents for a decade, an embarrassing breach that raises tough questions over the junior official's access to high-level secrets.

21-Year-Old Guardsman charged with leak of US classified documents

The issue of human-animal conflict in the Kashmir valley has grown tremendously in the last few years, and that kept Kashmir's sole female wildlife conservationist Aaliya Mir extremely busy. Aaliya has been rescuing and rehabilitating wild animals for over 17 years.

Meet Kashmir`s sole female wildlife conservationist who has spent 17 years rescuing wild animals

Chinese President Xi Jinping (L) and Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva review a guard of honor during a welcome ceremony at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China, 14 April 2023.

President Xi Jinping holds talks with Brazilian President Lula da Silva

France's top constitutional body was expected to rule Friday on whether President Emmanuel Macron’s contested plan to raise the retirement age passes muster, a decision that could calm or further enrage opponents of the measure.

France awaits constitutional ruling on higher retirement age

An intermediate court of China on Thursday denied the ‘wrongfully detained’ US national Mark Swidan’s appeal, and upheld his death penalty with a two-year suspended death sentence, an official release of the US State Department said on Thursday.

China upholds death sentence of ‘wrongfully detained’ US citizen Mark Swidan

Serbia has agreed to supply arms to Kyiv or has sent them already, according to a classified Pentagon document, despite the country's professed neutrality in the Ukraine war and refusal to sanction Russia over its 2022 invasion.

Leaked U.S. intel document claims Serbia agreed to arm Ukraine

Former President Donald Trump was back in New York on Thursday for questioning in a $250 million civil fraud lawsuit against him by the state's attorney general.

Trump back in New York for questioning in state civil fraud case

The head of Tibet's government-in-exile on Thursday defended the Dalai Lama over footage of him asking a boy to suck his tongue, saying the incident had demonstrated the country's spiritual leader's innocent and affectionate side.

Tibetian President in exile Penpa Tsering accuses China of targeting Dalai Lama

A set of highly classified Pentagon documents that leaked online in recent weeks in an apparent major security breach reveal American intelligence gathering on its key partners, adversaries and competitors – including China.

Leaked Pentagon documents provide snapshot of US intelligence officials watching China

Syrian Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad has arrived for a visit to Saudi Arabia, as ties between Damascus and Riyadh grow, and a restoration of relations between the two Arab countries becomes increasingly likely.

Syrian FM makes first visit to Saudi Arabia since 2011

Japan is facing a difficult chicken and egg situation, almost literally. The avian flu that struck Tokyo last year has forced many in japan to use eggs almost as sparingly as garnish on food. The obvious reason is skyrocketing egg prices fact is... Japan has been facing a massive egg crisis since a massive outbreak of bird flu in October last year, some 17 million chickens have been culled.

Eggs off Japan's menu as some 17 million chickens culled

India has reported a surge in Covid cases. The new COVID-19 cases jump 30% to 10,158; active tally nears 45,000-mark. Watch the video to know more.

India's new COVID-19 cases jump 30% to 10,158

US: A federal appeals court has preserved access to an abortion drug for now but under tighter rules that would allow the drug only to be dispensed up to seven weeks, not 10, and not by mail.

US: Federal appeals court preserves access to abortion pill for now but tightens rules

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