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The tragic helicopter crash resulting in the death of Ebrahim Raisi provided European officials with an opportunity for rhetorical maneuvering and political posturing.

India is pushing ahead of Western rivals with its forays into Sri Lanka's graphite industry, strengthening the country's position as a major player in resource extraction by leveraging its expertise in supply chain management, strengthened by its proximity to Colombo and rupee-based trade, experts say.

The Islamic Republic of Iran Radio (IRIB) expressed condolences over the death of the mother of Hezbollah Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah.

After a New York Times article about Hamas "gang rapes" was discredited for poor sourcing and a lack of clear evidence, an Israeli "watchdog" released a retracted, "unverifiable" report on "sexual violence" during Hamas operations from October 7th.

Iran's Acting Foreign Minister Ali Bagheri Qani called on scholars in the Islamic world to consider all available options and to exert further pressure on the Israeli regime to end its attacks against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.

London lawmakers assert that such action would align with Britain's trade deal with the North African country.

According to the director of NovaWind, the $217 million initiative will boost Mali's electricity output by 10%.

According to FM Peter Szijjarto, Hungary's resistance to the bloc's recent initiative has stirred controversy among senior diplomats.

Last week, negotiators once again fell short in producing a draft deal

In Odisha, rural voters are boycotting elections due to the failure of local leadership to provide basic necessities like drinking water.

Saudi Arabia has appointed its first ambassador to Syria since the kingdom closed its embassy in Damascus in 2012 after widespread foreign-backed terrorism and violence in the country.

IDF says it attacked "legitimate targets", reportedly killing at least 35 civilians