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Saudi Arabia has consistently been one of the world's most active practitioners of capital punishment, having executed 29 people this year alone, following a total of 170 executions in 2023.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway nears a historic $1 trillion market value after achieving record annual profits for the second consecutive year. Despite the company's robust performance, Buffett advises shareholders to temper expectations for future growth due to limited investment opportunities

In a developing story, a British Airways supervisor is reportedly evading authorities in the UK and India as investigations unfold into a visa racket worth 3 million pounds. The accused is on the run in India with his partner.

In a surprising move, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has thrown verbal punches at the Congress party, branding them as "corrupt," even after the finalization of the I.N.D.I.A alliance. The unexpected criticism adds a twist to the political dynamics in the future of the alliance.

Unlocking a maritime mystery from the depths of history, a ship that disappeared without a trace 120 years ago with its 32 crew members has been unearthed off the coast of Australia. The astounding discovery has captivated researchers and maritime enthusiasts alike.

“The very fact of discussing the possibility of sending certain contingents to Ukraine from NATO countries is a very important new element,” Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told reporters when asked about Macron’s remarks.

In a gaffe, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has stirred controversy by stating that Russia "must win" the ongoing war against Ukraine. The remark has sparked criticism and calls for clarification, as Trudeau's office faces the task of addressing the unintended diplomatic blunder.

In a recent development, a United Nations rights expert has raised alarming concerns, accusing Israel of deliberately subjecting Palestinians to starvation. The expert contends that this disturbing situation demands urgent attention from the international community to address the humanitarian crisis unfolding in the region.

Dutch drug lord Ridouan Taghi, along with two co-suspects, faced justice for orchestrating a criminal organization engaged in large-scale international cocaine trafficking and a string of murders.

Citing unfair competition practices, the senators claim that US manufacturers struggle to compete with low-cost Chinese competitors relying on forced labor and state subsidies in key sectors.