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The grouping of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa is considering whether to add new members and to look seriously at a common currency. Both proposals involve making complex choices.

Hours before the PM took off from Kathmandu, President Ram Chandra Poudel gave his assent to a controversial amendment to Nepal's citizenship law that grants almost instant citizenship — along with guaranteed political rights — to women foreigners married to Nepalis.

The elections in Maldives will have ramifications for geopolitics in the Indian Ocean region. India has a major stake

All this time, Pakistan’s legendary cricket captain has been careful not to frame his battle as being against the Army, but as one against individual officers he holds responsible for his ouster from office last year.

The move has come in line with FDA in recent years easing its blanket ban on gay and bisexual men from donating blood. The prohibition was first implemented during the HIV/AIDS crisis in the 1980s and has been long decried as discriminatory by the LGBTQI+ community and its supporters.

While Imran Khan faces over a 100 cases, including of inciting violence and treason, his arrest has come in the Al-Qadir case, Pakistani media reported.

As labor contract negotiations heat up in Hollywood, unions representing writers and actors seek limits on artificial intelligence.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan is facing an uphill reelection battle, but if the vote took place in Germany, he'd win. Why do many Turks in Germany continue to support the Turkish president?

In an interview on Newsmax on Monday, Trump said Carlson was "a very good person and very talented." He said he didn't know if Carlson's departure was voluntary or if he was fired.

What exactly was done to the Armenians before World War I? What is the official definition of genocide, and what is the debate around whether or not the Armenian massacre can be called one?