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The government spent 1.35% of the country’s Gross Domestic Product on healthcare during the year, bouncing back from a slight drop seen in 2018-19 as per the report.

Two years before the US Supreme Court decided Roe v Wade, India passed the Medical Termination Pregnancy Act, 1971. With several amendments since then, it now allows for termination of pregnancy up to 24 weeks with some exceptions.

Disney is suing Ron DeSantis, the governor of Florida, over an alleged infringement of the company’s rights in his state.

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?

China has good reasons to want to see the war ended. By playing peacemaker, Beijing might also be looking to separate European allies from the United States.

It has been pointed out that no drugs were found on Tangaraju’s person or in his possession, and prosecutors only accused him of coordinating the alleged trafficking operation.

Tucker Carlson was consistently Fox News' biggest draw, with his popularity a product of his ability to generate outrage in a highly polarised American society.

Shakereh Khaleeli's body was found buried in the backyard of her own palatial home in 1994, three years after her husband, Swami Shraddhanand, drugged and buried her, possibly while she was still alive.

The rules, notified under the Digital Services Act, aim to tightly regulate the way big technology platforms moderate user content. Here is what the rules are, and how they compare with India's laws.

The period preceding the monsoon is a time of heightened military activity and more attacks by Maoists on security forces. Chhattisgarh has been slow to raise a local anti-Maoist force, which is considered key in the fight against left-wing extremism.