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    Cholera outbreak kills over 110 people in Angola

    Luanda:  Angola has reported a total of 3,402 cholera cases and 114 fatalities since the outbreak began in early January, according to the Health Ministry’s daily update. Since February 1, the country has been seeing over 100 new cholera cases each day, with a peak of 295 cases recorded on February 8. However, the capacity.

    Iraqi PM Sudani reaffirms support for Lebanon

    The 24-member cabinet, announced on February 8, aims to implement financial reforms, oversee reconstruction efforts, and enforce a resolution to stabilise the Lebanese border with Israel. 

    PM Modi meets ‘friend’ French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris

    PM Modi and Macron will also hold discussions in both restricted and delegation formats and address the India-France CEO's Forum

    Taiwan detects 5 Chinese aircraft and 6 PLAN vessels operating near its shores

    Taipei: Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense (MND) has reported heightened Chinese military activity near its territory, noting the detection of five People’s Liberation Army (PLA) aircraft and six People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) vessels in the surrounding area. The ministry confirmed that three of the five aircraft crossed the median line of the Taiwan S .

    South Korea: Four dead, six missing after fishing trawler sinks off southern coast

    Yeosu: A fishing trawler with 14 crew members sank early Sunday in the waters off South Korea’s southern coast, resulting in four fatalities and six individuals still unaccounted for. Rescue operations are currently in progress. The 139-ton vessel, which had eight South Korean crew members along with three Vietnamese and three Indonesians, was reported missing.

    Six killed in Israeli drone strike in Lebanon

    Beirut: A drone strike by Israel in the al-Shaara area near Janta, located in Lebanon’s eastern Bekaa Valley, resulted in the deaths of six individuals, with two others injured. Israeli warplanes have been reportedly conducting extensive mid-altitude flights over southern Lebanon. Additionally, the Israeli military executed a detonation operation in the village of Adaisseh in.

    Five Thai nationals freed from Hamas captivity arrive back in Thailand

    Bangkok: Thailand celebrated the return of five nationals who were recently released from Hamas captivity, arriving at Suvarnabhumi Airport from Israel. Foreign Minister Maris Sangiampongsa, Deputy Foreign Minister Russ Jalichandra, and the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Labour were present to welcome them. In a post on X, the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

    7.6-magnitude quake strikes Caribbean, tsunami warnings issued

    Washington: A strong earthquake measuring 7.6 struck the Caribbean Sea, prompting tsunami warnings for several countries, according to US monitoring agencies. The US Geological Survey (USGS) reported that the quake occurred at a shallow depth of 10 km (6.21 miles) on Saturday evening (local time), with its epicenter located approximately 130 miles (209 km) north.

    Two killed as Yemeni govt forces repel Houthi attacks in oil-rich province

    Aden: Yemeni government forces repelled several attacks by the Houthi group in the oil-rich province of Marib, resulting in the deaths of two soldiers and injuries to multiple others, according to a military official who spoke to Xinhua under condition of anonymity. “Defensive operations were carried out by government forces across various combat zones in.

    Bangladesh: Clashes erupt during “Bulldozer Program” in Gazipur, 15 injured

    Dhaka: Fresh clashes erupted in the Gazipur district of Bangladesh on the night of February 8 during a “Bulldozer Program” organized by students opposing former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Reports indicate that around 15 students were injured and are receiving treatment in various hospitals. The unrest began when locals announced over a microphone that robbers.

    Anil Nautiyal appointed as Ambassador of India to South Sudan

    New Delhi: Anil Nautiyal, currently serving as Joint Secretary in the Ministry of External Affairs, has been appointed as India’s next Ambassador to the Republic of South Sudan, according to a press release from the Ministry. Nautiyal, who joined the Indian Foreign Service in 2004, is expected to assume his new role soon, succeeding Vishnu.