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Relatives gathered to mourn the three Nepali mountaineers, Kili Pemba Sherpa, Gyalu Sherpa, and Nima Sherpa.

Pakistan’s interior minister Mohsin Naqvi has held talks with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi in Tehran.

Widows in Gaza struggle alone under displacement, burdened by loss, insecurity, and daily battles for survival.

Many Yemeni fishermen have abandoned the trade, seeking safer livelihoods as Red Sea becomes too dangerous.

Video shows the moment Israeli forces blow up the home of Farouk Ramadan, a Palestinian man who was killed in July.

DR Congo's Ebola outbreak is spreading rapidly, with the death toll surpassing 2,000.

Donald Trump labels US Democratic nominees 'jihadists' in inflammatory remarks made in the Oval Office.

Rescuers search for survivors in western Colombia in what is called the country’s strongest earthquake this century.

CENTCOM says helicopter fired at engine room of Panama-flagged Vela Nova as US-Iran diplomacy remains stalled.

Two pick-up trucks collide in Ismailia, Egypt, leaving 18 dead, mostly children working as agricultural labourers.

UNESCO says the figure could reach four million by 2030 unless Taliban reverses policy.

Despite cutting diplomatic ties with Israel in 2009, Caracas has shifted alignment in wake of Maduro abduction.

As Israel tightens its blockade on Gaza, both lighters and fans have become the backbone of energy in the strip.

Paramount's CEO David Ellison warns of a California exit if the US state does not agree to talks, according to reports.

Syrians gathered to celebrate after a court sentenced ousted President Bashar al-Assad to death in absentia.

At least 14 suspected illegal miners were killed and eight injured when a mine dump collapsed in South Africa.

Iceland is preparing for a total solar eclipse with hundreds of visitors expected in the country.

Prominent organisation charge sanctions against international tribunal trample consitutional rights, hinder their work.