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Beijing supports extending the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor into Afghanistan, Wang tells FM Muttaqi

3-member Indian team taking part in peace rallies in Pakistan calls for dialogue to resolve disputes

MiG-21 jets first entered Indian service in the 1960s and for decades served as the backbone of the air force

This was the third bomb attack during the ongoing year on a Sikh religious place in the Afghan capital

Govt monitors any developments having a bearing on India's security interests, says foreign ministry spokesperson

7,000-square-metre property was bought by an undisclosed buyer in 2015 for 275 million euros

Henderson, a wing commander with Britain's Royal Air Force, went missing on July 19 on the 8,051-metre Broad Peak

Earth Overshoot Day designates when humanity has consumed all natural resources that Earth can renew in a year

Meeting will be seen as a step in the readmission of the de-facto ruler of the kingdom into international fold

30-meter ZK-1A rocket dubbed 'one arrow, six stars' as it carries 6 satellites into space

Malik was found by police with gunshot wounds and died at the spot

Scientists advising WHO say 'window to stop the spread of the disease is closing'

Russia's "domestic demand is also showing some resilience" due to government support

NEOM has consistently raised eyebrows for proposed flourishes like flying taxis and robot maids

The strategy has helped Wuhan and other areas in the country to keep the number of cases in check

Prolonged period of above-average rain in cotton, soybean and sugar cane belt could cripple the country's food output

Rajapaksa is now able to stay in Singapore until August 11

Giving up Indian nationality has paced up since Modi-led BJP took over the power back in 2014, reveals report

Deployment in unfavourable conditions, low salaries, misbehaviour of seniors among key causes of rising suicide cases

The city, 200 metres wide and running on ‘100% renewable energy’, will also include a high-speed rail

Police say industrial methyl alcohol stolen from a chemical unit was used to make the liquor

State officials exchange proposals for releasing Afghan funds, possibly providing some much-needed relief

Parliamentary report criticizes 'absence of a credible government strategy' to deal with crisis

Shenzhen reported 22 new locally transmitted cases for Wednesday, with the daily count creeping up

Due to a melting glacier, the location of an Italian mountain lodge is in dispute

As Beijing rises, Washington has been shedding some earlier reticence on Taiwan

The COVID flare-up is being driven by the highly infectious BA.4/5 Omicron sub-variant

A Reuters witness saw two black SUVs in a ditch near one of the shooting sites

Colombo urges Beijing to buy more of its products, make import rules easier

Anadolu Agency speaks to Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri and Mani Shankar Aiyar ahead of Kargil war's 23rd anniversary

Known as Wentian, it is the first lab module of China's space station launched a day earlier

Droupadi Murmu is the second woman to hold the largely ceremonial role of president

Scientists say human-induced climate change is amplifying heatwaves, droughts and floods

International Truth and Justice Project says Rajapaksa committed grave breaches of Geneva Conventions during civil war

There were reports of volcanic stones raining down at a distance of 2.5 km from the hotspot

The merger would strengthen the companies' position to build a constellation of low-orbit satellites

Data breach affected 57 million passengers and drivers

Suspect in custody and being interrogated, says local police chief

The launch was 'a complete success', CCTV reported shortly after

UN Women says such "outdated and discriminatory laws" impede justice

Chinese warnings as saying they were significantly stronger than the threats that Beijing has made in the past

On 24 February 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine, in a major escalation of the Russo-Ukrainian War that began in 2014

A new threat, Hertzbleed, can make Intel 8th to 11th generation CPUs and AMD processors vulnerable to data leak

In a world where food is paving a way to the future, this collection retracing specific history seems half-baked

Outbreak termed 'global health emergency' as 72 countries affected

Official says network's members were in contact with Mossad spy agency through a neighbouring country

Concerns rise on the escalating case rates and a short supply of vaccines and treatments

Anti-corruption watchdog says it seized about $2.5 million in cash from the house of a close associate of Chatterjee

The incident happened on a summer weekend when families tend to head to rivers, lakes and valleys

Ukrainian military says its air defences shot down two cruise missiles but two more hit the port