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Country star and 11-time Grammy winner died yesterday.

As camps worsen, safe and dignified return remains increasingly out of reach.

Illegal operations fuel organised crime, strain national electricity grids.

Pakistan Airport Authority says radar systems showed aircraft descending rapidly.

The death toll has risen to 920, with more than 3,000 still missing.

A tray of eggs costs three times as much as it did a year ago.

New and subtle security network takes shape across region.

Parts of the MOU face criticism for offering too much.

Analysts question if advantage shifted to Iran-backed militia after fighting paused.

The back-and-forth talks seem to indicate the US could not dictate terms to Iran.

Israeli PM has no choice but to play along, for now.

Deal, once signed, will open Strait of Hormuz.

Naval mines, high insurance costs and geopolitical risks mean disruption could persist for months.

Too much light can wreak havoc on the environment; some European cities are taking mitigation steps.

Both believe they have time on their side.

White House under lockdown following multiple shots fired.

Video shows activists kneeling with hands tied behind their backs, foreheads on the ground.

Generally, hantavirus infections are relatively uncommon globally.

Diversion of global shipping around Africa exposes renewed threats.

Irish authorities investigating whether Facebook, Instagram's recommendation systems violate European Digital Services Act.

Three people have died on a cruise ship in the Atlantic reportedly from the virus.

Country is a potential hub to save world from inflationary impacts of Strait of Hormuz blockade.

Takaichi updates strategy, focuses on energy security, critical minerals and Asean resilience.

Could US 'Project Freedom' clear the congestion or lead to escalation of hostilities?