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Boeing's supply chain already stressed by quality-and-safety crisis 

Blinken has called for a quick diplomatic solution

Mohammadi staged a protest against the execution of another political prisoner

Strikes made it the deadliest day for media in a year of hostilities between the Israeli military and the Lebanese Hezbollah militia

73-year-old former general became leader of Indonesia on Sunday

Lai Ching-te made remarks during visit to Kinmen islands for 75th anniversary of a victory over communist forces

Germany has not traditionally had close defense ties with India, but is now pitching to join the latter's effort to wean its arms base from decades of dependence on Russia

More than a dozen drones were downed over the city during the strike

EU announced measures last week against Iranian officials and entities, including airlines, accused of transfer of missiles and drones to Russia to use in war against Ukraine

Of the six elections since 2021, only two have produced an elected government

Police say rebels sprayed bullets at vehicle carrying soldiers close to highly militarized line of control near resort town of Gulmarg

Charles stopped short of mentioning financial reparations that some leaders at the event have urged

No one was injured as several rounds of gunfire hit the helicopter carrying three crew members and 15 passengers

Three Americans and one Russian should have returned from the International Space Station two months ago

Future of the US-led Quad is being questioned after India and China moved to resolve a decades-old dispute

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is in Qatar, pushing for a cease-fire deal in the Middle East. Seventeen people were killed in Gaza following an Israeli attack on a school where people were sheltering; Israel says the attack was targeting Hamas fighters. Donors gather in France to raise money for Lebanon, and in Syria, the death of Hezbollah leaders reveals complex loyalties. Plus, a look how the upcoming election in the U.S. might impact the Senate.

Many Nigerians are objecting to a bill that would create an armed unit for the Federal Road Safety Corps. Rights activists are calling for the bill to be rejected saying it could lead to intimidation, extortion, and brutality.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with negotiators Thursday to discuss a Mideast cease-fire during a stop in Qatar. The parties have spent months trying to broker an end to hostilities in Gaza and Lebanon and bring home about 100 hostages believed to still be held in Gaza.