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Man Hospitalised After Desperate Attempt To Treat Incontinence At Home
Medical experts warn against attempting any home remedies for urinary issues, as inserting foreign objects into the body can cause severe damage.
Benjamin Netanyahu's Son Flown Back To Israel From US Over "Significant Threat" From Iran
The latest report comes after Benjamin Netanyahu last week said that Iran had attempted to assassinate one of his sons.
Canada Leader Answers Trump's "Lake America" With Giant "Lake Ontario" Sign
Ontario Premier Doug Ford answered President Donald Trump's "Lake America" decree Saturday with a billboard-sized message on the Canadian shoreline - "Lake Ontario. Now and Always" - as Canadian leaders met the move with ridicule rather than outrage.
Nepal Flash Flood LIVE Updates: 734 Bodies Recovered, 275 Indians Among Nearly 2,500 Still Missing
Nepal Flash Flood LIVE News Updates: A glacier collapseled to a sudden massive flood in Nepal and Tibet on Wednesday, causing widespread damage.
After 3 Days Under Flood Debris, 6-Year-Old Rescued Alive In Rasuwa, Nepal
The girl is now receiving specialist treatment in a hospital in Kathmandu and remains under close medical supervision.
Russian Strike On Ukraine's Kyiv That Killed 37 Was 'Deadliest Attack Of War' This Year
A Russian drone struck a warehouse west of Kyiv that Ukrainian officials say was storing shells, mines and other ammunition, sparking massive explosions and fires that swept through dozens of nearby homes and buildings and killing 37 people.
China's Info Curtain Makes Independent Check Of Tibet Devastation Impossible
In China, the state media only carried reports of rescue work and nothing about what the flash flood had destroyed and killed in its wake
Explained: Trump's Deal Giving US Access To Vast Oil Reserves In Venezuela
Donald Trump said the agreement announced Friday night would give the United States a stake in Venezuela's vast oil reserves.
2 LaGuardia Air Traffic Controllers Left Work Early Before Crash: Report
Two air traffic controllers could be fired for leaving the tower at New York's LaGuardia Airport about an hour early on the night that an Air Canada jet smashed into a fire truck crossing the runway, killing both pilots, according to a government official.
Nepal To Bury Unidentified Flood Victims. How They Will Be Identified Later
At least 675 bodies have so far been recovered since the tsunami-like rumble of water and mud struck Nepal on Wednesday morning.
"Violating Law": Netanyahu Slams Settler Attack On West Bank Village
Dozens of Israeli settlers attacked the Palestinian village of Qusra in the northern occupied West Bank on Saturday after nearly three weeks of tension in the area, drawing rare condemnation from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Contact Restored With 50 Indians, 275 Still Missing In Nepal: Centre
According to the Ministry, the Indian Embassies in Kathmandu and Beijing have also remained engaged with all the relevant stakeholders to ensure effective coordination of search, rescue and relief efforts
"Had We Stayed One More Day...": Kailash Pilgrim On Escaping Nepal Floods
According to the latest update from Nepal's National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRMA), the death toll has risen to 675, while 2,418 people remain missing or out of contact.
"Unity And Diversity In India's DNA": RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat At New York Event
Mohan Bhagwat, chief of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), addresses a gathering at Madison Square Garden. The event had leaders from across religions among the first-row audience.
Highlights: In Mohan Bhagwat's Address To Indian Expats, A "Janmabhumi-Karmabhumi" Lesson
RSS chief is set to speak to around 5,000 people at the Manhattan venue, at an event billed as a "landmark Raksha Bandhan gathering".
"Overwhelmed By The Warmth": PM Modi Receives Grand Welcome In Uzbekistan
PM Modi witnessed vibrant Kathak and Andijan Polka dance performances from the Indian diaspora and also saw young children from Uzbekistan perform a lively dance.
British Far-Right Commentator Deported After Immigration Agents Arrest Him
The deportation on Friday came a day after Yiannopoulos, 41, was arrested at the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
US Court Rules Trump Cannot Deport Students For Criticising Israel
Judge Noel Wise, in a ruling Friday, delivered a victory for the student newspaper at Stanford University, which has said some international students were afraid to speak out because of the deportation threat.
Norway's New King Haakon VIII Pays Tribute To Father In First Speech
Visibly moved, he also noted that his father and mother, Queen Sonja, would have celebrated their 58th wedding anniversary on Saturday.
Nepal Says Post-Flood Reconstruction May Cost 'Billions Of Dollars'
Rescue teams have retrieved 675 bodies, and more than 2,426 people are still missing in Nepal.
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Ethiopia’s Gobena, Kenya’s Olympic champion Jepchirchir win Sydney Marathon
Gobena claims first victory after finishing second last year, as Jepchirchir adds to Boston, New York and London wins.
Messi scores four goals, inspires Inter Miami to 7-1 win over Montreal
Lionel Messi's four goals help Miami snap a five-match winless run and take his season MLS tally to 18 goals.
Hrgovic wins IBF world heavyweight boxing title as Itauma hospitalised
Filip Hrgovic is the first Croatian to become a world heavyweight boxing champion after beating Briton Moses Itauma.
Mapping Iran war’s strikes on Gulf energy – and what comes next for oil
US energy companies have reaped billions from rising oil price, but their assets in the region remain at risk.
US police officer pulls hair, throws punches during arrest in Arkansas
Footage shows an Arkansas state patrol officer pulling a passenger by his hair and punching him during an arrest.
Protests as India’s Hindu nationalists take centre stage in New York
Demonstrators rallied against a celebration in New York City that was hosting Mohan Bhagwat, chief of the RSS.
Air raids, conscripts and China: How Myanmar’s military is regaining ground
Rebel fighters in Myanmar lose key towns as conscription, relentless air raids and Chinese support bolster the military.
Sudanese repair roads by hand in Darfur to improve emergency access
Residents of Golo in Sudan’s central Darfur are clearing and repairing a rugged road by hand to help emergency vehicles.
Venezuela says it retains ‘sovereignty’ following US oil deal
Under the deal, $19 from every barrel of oil sold to the US will flow to Caracas, interim President Rodriguez says.
US deports relative of Afghans who aided military to Africa
Afghan national granted protection in the US is one of dozens of people deported to war-torn Central African Republic.
Bullet-riddled car on display in Berlin to remember Hind Rajab
A memorial display in Berlin has recreated the scene of the killing of six-year-old Palestinian girl Hind Rajab.
Isolated by raging floodwaters, Nepal’s miracle home amid the devastation
Footage shows a house surrounded by raging floodwaters at the Nepal-Tibet border, with people trapped on rooftops.
Turkiye, Somalia forces free cargo vessel hijacked by pirates
Somali authorities say 14 pirates were killed in the 10-day operation to free a Cameroon-flagged cargo vessel.
Online anti-Muslim backlash collides with different reality in South Africa
Online anti-Muslim rhetoric is growing, but life on the ground tells a more complicated story.
Iran war live: Khamenei calls for Muslim world to confront ‘real enemy’
Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei urges against any action that could divide Muslims.
Israeli settlers attack international news team in occupied West Bank
A news team, working for the US network NBC and a Palestinian woman were injured in an attack by masked Israeli settler
Spectacular fireworks over Damascus as ‘Syria Shines Again’
Footage shows fireworks lighting up Damascus as the Syrian capital hosts the Damascus International Fair.
Vote count under way in Iceland’s knife-edge EU referendum
Iceland's leadership has promised to honour the country's decision in the vote, which is currently too close to call.
Ukrainian nuclear power plant without external power for over a week
This is the 27th time since Russia invaded Ukraine that Zaporizhzhia plant has had to rely on emergency diesel supplies.
Ontario’s Doug Ford prods Trump with sign rejecting ‘Lake America’ name
The 'Lake Ontario' sign comes in response to the US president's efforts to rename the body of water 'Lake America'.
What’s behind the US deal to seize control of Venezuelan oil reserves?
Few details have emerged about deal between Washington and Caracas, criticised as takeover of Venezuela's resources.
Anger mounts in Nepal over the government’s response to flash flood
Anger grows in Nepal as flood survivors accuse the government of delays in delivering aid and finding missing relatives.
Iceland votes in a tight race on whether to resume talks to join the EU
Iceland’s Prime Minister, Kristrún Frostadóttir, cast her vote on Saturday as the country held a referendum.
Norway’s new king pays tribute to his late father as the country mourns
King Haakon VIII says King Harald represented Norway with 'pride and joy', promises to listen to Norwegians as monarch.
Gaza runs out of cancer medicines, as Israeli strikes continue
Officials at Gaza’s Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital say cancer medicines have completely run out, as Israeli strikes continue.