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Heatwaves in Europe. Colossal floods in Pakistan. There is nothing natural about new scale of disasters, says Guterres

Russia, US and France call for restraint after deadly fighting since Armenia and Azerbaijan waged six-week war in 2020

Security forces ‘arrested a resident of Yemeni nationality for violating the regulations and instructions for Umrah’

WWII is one of the defining episodes of the modern age but its retelling often overlooks its non-Western participants

Deputy Defence Minister says the aim is to liberate all the territories occupied by the Russian Federation

Most of the dead were occupants of the hotel, which was engulfed by smoke

Charles was joined by his sister Anne and brothers Andrew and Edward for the 10 minute vigil on Monday

Government said image of King Charles III would not automatically replace Queen Elizabeth II's on A$5 notes

Gyanvapi mosque in the northern Hindu holy city of Varanasi has become the latest potential flashpoint

Queen Elizabeth died on Thursday in her holiday home at Balmoral

Taliban spokesperson rejects allegations saying officials ‘wanted to know about a gathering of women’

More than a half of those had been forced to work against their will, says report

Gyanvapi mosque in Varanasi has become the latest potential flashpoint between Hindu majority and Muslim minority

Thousands of people line the street to pay their respects to Britain's longest reigning monarch

Rice prices have jumped 5% in Asia since India's announcement

New Zealand's swift response to the pandemic kept it largely free from the virus until the end of last year

"The expectations is for "a strong tourism recovery in the upcoming winter season"

Global oil prices may rebound towards the end of the year as supply is expected to tighten further

The area of the blaze, east of Los Angeles, includes lots of ranches and farms

The chef, Amena Al-Hayek, trained at a hotel restaurant where she worked for free

Britain, France and Germany say they have 'serious doubts' about Iran's intentions

Erdogan accused Greece of occupying demilitarised islands in the Aegean Sea

Biden recalls Americans' sacrifice while New Yorkers honour victims killed when hijacked planes destroyed Twin Towers

Meeting will give Xi an opportunity to underscore his clout while Putin can demonstrate Russia's tilt towards Asia

Former Afghan president urges ruling Taliban to reopen girls' high schools

40-year-old’s act of self-mutilation with a pocket knife triggered panic among crowds at popular temple in UP

Regional gathering is due to take place in Samarkand on Sept 15 and 16

Five people were also injured in the incident, says spokesperson

The state funeral will be held at Westminster Abbey in London on Sept 19

One person was injured, and a school and health centre were among properties slightly damaged

Britain has declared a period of mourning until the state funeral for Elizabeth, which will be a public holiday

With the second season up on Netflix, the cast opens up about love, arranged marriage, compromise, and Sima Taparia

Defendants accused of publishing three books featuring cartoons of sheep fighting against wolves

Britain has declared a period of mourning until the state funeral for Elizabeth

The top court granted bail to Kappan after observing that no formal charges were filed against him

Report is expected to be discussed during a meeting of the Human Rights Council which opens next week

US through international body will coordinate with local aid agencies for distribution of relief goods and assistance

India and China share a demarcated 3,800 km-long border, where their troops had adhered

The funeral is likely to take place around 11 days after the queen's death on Thursday

Being heir-to-the-throne and monarch are 'two very different roles', said Charles

Elizabeth ascended the throne aged 25 on Feb. 6, 1952, on the death of her father George VI

Queen Elizabeth II was widely admired for her grace, dignity, and dedication around the world, says UN chief

World's oldest monarch has been suffering from what Buckingham Palace has called ‘episodic mobility problems’

Full operation of the capital's airport is seen as crucial to reviving Afghanistan's shattered economy

Groups of girls wearing headscarves and hijabs were seen heading to the school on Thursday morning

India says disengagement taking place in a coordinated and planned way and is meant to keep border peace

The town was rattled by a 2.9 magnitude aftershock late on Wednesday

Of the city's 21.2 million residents, 16 million are under lockdown

Authorities have offered no explanation for what may have sparked the attacks

Truss told parliament she would support businesses and households who are bracing for a recession