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Taliban interior minister made first public appearance in March 2022 after years of avoiding cameras

Montana Senator Daines meets with Chinese officials alongside CEOs of FedEx, Pfizer, and Qualcomm

Mayor Imamoglu denied charges, calling them 'unimaginable accusations and slanders'

Demonstrations spread to 55 of Turkey's 81 provinces

Senator Daines calls for action on fentanyl and the U.S.-China trade deficit

Pakistan’s envoy vows to ease visa procedures for Afghan travelers and resolve transit issues

Demonstrations took place in more than a dozen cities including Istanbul and Ankara

Deep divisions remain on issues such as North Korea, Taiwan, and Russia's conflict with Ukraine

The decision marks the latest twist in a long-running dispute between the stars and their label that has gripped fans

Washington targets Chinese refinery and vessels supplying Iranian crude oil in fresh Iran-related sanctions

Iran's foreign minister says Trump’s letter on nuclear talks contained more threats than opportunities, vows to respond soon

Afghanistan records lowest life satisfaction score ever at 1.36 out of 10

India has handed out fewer than 1,000 medical visas each working day, down from a figure of 5,000 to 7,000

Putin raises concerns about temporary ceasefire allowing Ukraine to rearm and mobilize more soldiers

The arrest follows growing concerns over the dire conditions in Rohingya camps

Bangladesh denies accusations of failing to protect its minority Hindu citizens

Protesters set fire to a photo of Aurangzeb, leading to clashes, vehicle torching, and injuries to police and civilians

Beijing deployed 54 warplanes including J-10 jets during Monday's drills, with many crossing the Taiwan Strait median line

Funding crisis could close 80% of WHO-backed health services in Afghanistan, putting millions at risk