France, May 11 -- Drone strikes in Sudan "accounted for at least 880 civilian deaths - more than 80 percent of all conflict-related civilian deaths" in the first four months of this year, according to... Read More
India, May 11 -- The Delhi government has ordered an immediate survey and removal of trees which are leaning or prone to collapse in high winds or rains across Public Works Department's (PWD) 1,400km ... Read More
Hyderabad, May 11 -- Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) on Monday, May 11, said that a total of 1.27 lakh households under the Core Urban Region (CURE) have completed self-enumeration for ... Read More
United Kingdom, May 11 -- Martin Short has lived through a "nightmare" few months following the death of his daughter Katherine. The Only Murders In The Building star - who lost his wife Nancy in 201... Read More
Hanoi, May 11 -- To congratulated Parmelin upon his re-election as the President of Switzerland, affirming that Viet Nam always attaches importance to the friendship and multi-faceted cooperation with... Read More
Jakarta, May 11 -- Indonesia said the Philippines will be linked to the Trans Borneo Power Grid, expanding cross-border electricity transmission in Southeast Asia to improve efficiency and reliability... Read More
Monrovia, May 11 -- Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated has strongly condemned the reported public stripping and humiliation of a young woman in Liberia, describing the incident as a "grave viola... Read More
New Delhi, May 11 -- Michael Pennington, the acclaimed British actor whose career spanned Shakespearean theatre and a memorable role in Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi, has died aged 82. M... Read More
New Delhi, May 11 -- Saudi Arabia is set to join the India-led International Big Cat Alliance (IBCA), becoming its 26th member country, according to sources in India's Environment Ministry. Sources s... Read More
Nepal, May 11 -- The Balendra Shah government's recent set of ordinances has triggered a sweeping purge of political appointees across public institutions, raising questions about the independence, co... Read More