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North says outbreak started from area near South Korea border, Seoul rejects Pyongyang's claims

India is likely to receive monsoon rainfall between 94% and 106% of the long-term average in July

NATO agreed a longer-term support package for Ukraine, in addition to the billions of dollars already pledged

The war-torn country has been struggling since Kabul's fall. Now an earthquake has made the situation bleaker.

The digital trading tool presents risks as well as rewards for users in unstable nations

Survivors of the recent earthquake in Afghanistan recall their trauma

United States reiterated an earlier pledge of $55 million in new assistance for earthquake relief

Official statement urges int’l community to lift sanctions, unfreeze funds and support development of war-torn country

Vegan woman, her husband went to sleep when the toddler started to struggle to breathe

Indian media reports suggest one of the killers remained in contact with BJP officials for years

Data reveals bone loss caused by microgravity and the degree to which bone mineral density can be regained on Earth

Authorities have also set up 'jhola banks', where people get reusable cloth and paper bags at minimal price

12-member delegation visits holy Sikh religious and historical sites in Pakistan, including Kartarpur shrine

Thirteen Republican-led states banned or severely restricted the procedure

Renowned academic negates WHO's claims, says virus not a natural spillover

Internet services was being gradually restored and security forces continued to be on alert following the murder

Investigation reveals 757 fake Twitter accounts linked to right-wing Indian politician

The law makes it a felony to carry a gun into private business premises

UN rights chief asks Taliban to look to other Muslim countries for inspiration on improving the rights of women

Russian president says it would be 'disgusting' to see them strip off

This lady is single-handedly responsible for what is happening in the country, says the top Indian court

Reclusive leader of Afghan Taliban hailed their 2021 takeover during a meeting called to forge national unity

Spokesperson says relevant parties should avoid complicating the situation with unilateral move

144,000-tonne 'Wish' will feature famous Disney characters combined with state-of-the-art technology

Gruesome killing inflamed religious tensions in neighbouring country and sparked a furious response on social media

Prime minister's office says a government-ordered petrol shipment would arrive on July 22

Russian president points to ex-UK leader Thatcher's decision to send troops into the Falklands

Taliban earlier said high schools would remain closed until a plan for a re-opening is drawn up

For Tehran, unfavourable alternative could be war in region where geopolitical shifts may evolve into US-led alliance

Death toll from floods in Assam state reaches 151, say officials

Experts in India, and Pakistan say NPT is ‘discriminatory’ and urge universal disarmament

Modi-led govt accused of using Amarnath procession to reinforce Delhi's claims over occupied Muslim-majority region

Washington froze $7 billion in reserves and the international community halted billions in direct aid

Isolating Afghanistan economically will push the country into economic collapse

A Hindu man was killed in his tailoring shop in a northwestern Indian town on Tuesday

The United States will also create a new permanent army headquarters in Poland

Analysts see murder of Hindu tailor and confession by Muslims as plot to deflect the anger towards Muslims

Firearms cause approximately 40,000 deaths a year in the US

Chinese official says a bloc representing 777m can't dictate global terms as opposed to one that represents over 3.2b

Chinese embassy in Washington says Beijing had not provided military assistance to Russia or Ukraine

US satellite imagery company Maxar has several times published pictures it has taken over Ukraine and Russia

Civil society groups say the meeting will lack legitimacy if women are not included

Two assailants slashed Lal's head and throat in an attack while he taking measurements

Humanitarian assistance will go through US Agency for International Development, says Antony Blinken

Prime Minister Kishida said he would do his utmost to secure enough supply

Texas abortion providers in a lawsuit filed on Monday argued the 1925 ban had been repealed

Locating subsurface water is key to determining the planet's potential for life

Building collapses are common in Mumbai during monsoon season, mostly due to poor construction

Finnish president says breakthrough came after the three countries signed a joint memorandum

ISPR says a delegation of UK Sikh soldiers meets Gen Bajwa, visits many places including Wagah border, religious sites