"Eleven people are dead, including the killer," police told AFP

"Cooperation between China and Panama under the framework of the Belt and Road Initiative is proceeding normally"

Migration has been among the key issues discussed by India and the US since Trump took charge last month

China dominates global supply chains for rare metals.

Scam compounds have mushroomed in Myanmar's lawless borderlands

The administrative leave will hit "all USAID direct hire personnel

The move would make it the first intelligence agency to join a voluntary redundancy program initiated by Trump

Police did not disclose any information about the identity or ages of the dead, nor whether they were students or teachers at the school

Scientists aren't panicking yet, but they are watching closely

Australia upped the ante overnight banning DeepSeek from all government devices

Temperatures will stay at or above 1.5C in the coming years

The halt will take place "until further notice"

He made the stunning proposal to audible gasps during a joint press conference with Netanyahu

Riyadh paused tentative talks on the matter early in the Gaza conflict

He was the founder and president of the Aga Khan Development Network

Five people were shot and wounded at a school in the central Swedish city of Orebro yesterday, police said, urging the public to stay away from the area as a large operation was underway.

Sri Lanka’s leftist president marked the anniversary of independence from Britain yesterday with a pledge to change the impoverished island nation’s image as a “corrupt” country.

Myanmar’s embattled junta has banned anyone eligible for military conscription from leaving the country without permission, as it seeks to shore up its forces fighting rebel groups opposed to its rule.

People in the Indian capital, New Delhi, will head to polling booths today to elect a new government after weeks of aggressive campaigning by the principal players Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), BJP and Congress who are hoping to rewrite the capital’s electoral history.

International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) chief Rafael Grossi arrived in Kyiv yesterday and inspected an electricity distribution substation, warning that attacks on Ukraine’s power grid could pose a risk of nuclear accident by disrupting supply.