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The leader of a Hindu group that is the parent organisation of India's ruling party has come out in support of the gay and transgender community, days before the government is due to respond to the Supreme Court about petitions to legalise same-sex marriage.
Africa should not be an arena for competition between world powers, China's Foreign Minister Qin Gang said on Wednesday, opening a new headquarters for a pan-African health body at the start of five-country Africa tour.
The North West Leicestershire MP has been tweeting out anti-vaccine messages for a while now but he went a step too far when he compared the jab to the Holocaust.
Limited understanding in Madrid of Swiss neutrality Bern vetoes Spanish arms delivery to Ukraine Spain wants to deliver military material to Ukraine, but is prevented from doing so by Switzerland.…
Ukraine’s president has stripped four people of citizenship, including a Kremlin ally transferred in a prisoner swap.
All flights across the US have been grounded due to a glitch with the Federal Aviation Administration's computer system.
Ukraine’s General Staff has reported that Russia has lost around 490 more soldiers, with Ukraine’s Armed Forces destroying 10 tanks, 5 artillery systems and 5 armoured combat vehicles as well as 2 UAVs on 10 January.
Border Force officers at Heathrow seized material contaminated with uranium last month, and counter-terrorism police are investigating.
Iranian women are baring their heads to protest government controls. A top official said algorithms can identify anyone flouting dress codes.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy, President of Ukraine, made a virtual appearance during the Golden Globes telecast Tuesday evening. Zelenskyy was introduced by actor-director Sean Penn, best known for his Acad…
The Prime Minister's Office has announced that Canada will buy a U.S.-made missile defence system for Ukraine and will welcome U.S. President Joe Biden for a visit in March.
GettyThe U.S. ambassador to Hungary is the latest American official to earn the Kremlin’s ire over remarks he made last week publicly deriding Russian President Vladimir Putin as a “small man” and “a holdover from a time that most of the world has tried to move beyond.”In a speech on Jan. 6 commemorating the 45th Anniversary of the Return of the Hungarian Holy Crown, Ambassador David Pressman took the opportunity to slam Russia’s war as the product of “tyranny” and “authoritarianism” before taki
Last 10 remaining senators leave office, with gangs controlling much of capital, a malnutrition crisis and a cholera outbreak
One former inmate said many of the recruited Russian prisoners sent to the front in Ukraine by Wagner are drug addicts and "completely insane."
The Russian has lost a total of 112,470 troops since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, including 710 in the past 24 hours alone, Ukraine’s General Staff reported in an update on Jan. 10.
Russians officials descended into a petty meltdown over the “outrageous” remarks from a U.S. ambassador.
The European Union is to propose new sanctions against Belarus and Iran, which are supporting Russia in its war against Ukraine.