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Ahead of the vote, Prime Minister Gabriel Attal emphasized the message being sent: "We're sending a message to all women: your body belongs to you and no one can decide for you."

As China's Belt and Road Initiative faces scrutiny for its underwhelming outcomes and negative repercussions, a new report underscores the need for alternative strategies to promote economic development and mitigate geopolitical risks in emerging markets.

The US supreme court’s unanimous ruling overturning a decision by Colorado’s top court that barred Donald Trump from the ballot for his involvement in January 6 will resolve the question of the former president’s ability to run for office nationwide.

In a stunning recovery, a stolen Ferrari worth £350,000 ($443,000) vanished for over 28 years, only to be located within a remarkable four-day investigation. Authorities unveil the intriguing tale of the high-value vehicle's unexpected rediscovery.

In a remarkable feat, scientists from the UK have unraveled the mystery surrounding Earth's oldest sand dunes. Their jaw-dropping revelations promise to reshape our understanding of geological wonders, especially of the sand seas.

Amid rising political tensions, Shehbaz Sharif was sworn in as Pakistan's Prime Minister on Monday. He met with mixed reactions, signaling a challenging political landscape as the nation navigates uncertainties and diverse expectations.

Amidst an unsettling silence from Hamas key figure Sinwar, negotiators are sounding alarms over the precarious state of hostage deal discussions, warning of potential setbacks and delays that could further complicate the already sensitive situation.

In a race against time, Mexico City faces an impending water crisis, with experts warning that dwindling reserves could leave the city parched within a limited time, sparking concerns about a looming water apocalypse.

On March 8, 2014, Malaysia Airlines flight 370, a Boeing 777 aircraft, vanished from radar screens during its journey from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. Despite extensive efforts in what became the largest search in aviation history, the aircraft has never been located.

Asad Ali Toor's detention sparks international concern over press freedom, as the Pakistani journalist faces extended remand amid allegations of orchestrating a social media campaign against state institutions.