A capital city fell silent this week, but only in the way grief can make a place go quiet before it erupts. Millions moved through Tehran's streets to bid farewell to a leader who ruled for nearly four decades.
Muhammad Raza Dar is among the five accused arrested by the Pakistani police over the alleged gangrape of two foreign nationals.
The Pope also goaded America to pass laws that "recognise and safeguard" life from conception until natural death, Reuters reported.
The developments in Chanaut and Reethat have intensified questions over the implementation of drinking water schemes in rural Haryana, with villagers demanding immediate intervention to ensure access to safe and reliable potable water.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has confirmed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Australia from July 8 to 10 for the Annual Leaders' Summit in Melbourne.
At least a dozen villages in Zinda Jan and Ghoryan districts have been completely destroyed in one of the deadliest earthquake to hit Afghanistan in decades.
The IDF further said that they have taken precautionary measures for the possibility of a two-front war following Hezbollah attack.
Israel-Palestine war live updates: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel has entered a "long and difficult war" after unexpected attack by Hamas militants. He vowed Palestinians militants will pay the price they have not known.
In a 6.3 magnitude earthquake in western Afghanistan, Herat more than 320 people have been killed and hundreds feared wounded, according to the United Nations.
Hamas terror group's multi-front attack on Israel has risen the death toll to more than 300 and as many as 1,590 people have been wounded, many seriously, according to media report.
