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The Bidens met privately with victims' families and survivors for several hours

Most of the cases reported so far have been detected in the UK, Spain and Portuga

Critics fear Aadhaar identity card could spawn a surveillance state

Chinese commercial hub of 25 million people aims to essentially end from Wednesday

The new cardinals include those from Singapore, Mongolia, India and East Timor

Sri Lanka has been rocked by protests due to an unprecedented financial crisis

Those who finance and arm terrorists will pay the full price, says Bennett

As globe marks World Hunger Day, experts say situation of hunger, malnutrition in India unlikely to get better soon

Turkish president says talks with Finnish and Swedish delegations are not at the 'expected level'

Palestinian factions warn parade through the city's Muslim quarter could re-ignite conflict

Minister for Planning Ahsan Iqbal claims no official or semi-official delegation from Pakistan visited Israel

TV footage showed rows of drones fitted with missiles in a tunnel, which was several hundred metres underground

Officers waited in the hallway nearly an hour before entering and fatally shooting the gunman

Plentiful monsoon rains would boost rice output from India, the world's biggest exporter of the staple

Despite the surprising relative incompetence of Russian General Staff, a decisive Ukrainian victory is not realistic

The plane lost contact with the control tower five minutes before it was due to land at Jomsom

The country on Saturday reported 362 daily coronavirus cases, down from 444 a day earlier

Did we create time or did time create us? Let us explore a few relatively poetic concepts of time

The Depp versus Heard trial once again brings to light society’s problematic knee-jerk reaction to attack women

Scientists analysed a man and a woman, found in a town that was destroyed in 79 AD

Ukraine was given permission by the spiritual leader to form a church independent of Moscow in 2019

Revolutionary Guards Navy seized two Greek tankers for violations in Gulf waters, says statement

250 soldiers killed over past day alone, according to Ukrainian General Staff

Russia and Ukraine account for nearly a third of global wheat supplies

Putin describes Zircon as part of a new generation of unrivalled arms systems

Experts warn against repeating early missteps of Covid-19 pandemic

State TV says 100 drones are being kept in the heart of the Zagros mountains

Al Jazeera's legal team alongside int'l legal experts will prepare file on the killing of Abu Akleh, says statement

Journalist says Aviram worked 'on surveillance and cyber-intelligence operations at behest of Russian oligarchs'

Muslim body urges world community to ensure legitimate struggle of Kashmiris must not be equated with terrorism

Incident happened when a vehicle carrying the soldiers for deployment close to contested frontier skidded off road

We have ‘open policy’ driven by national interest to expand economic and trade relations, says FO spokesperson

India's main drug law enforcement agency says it was dropping the case against Aryan Khan

The couple, who were married for 24 years, leaves behind four children

Amira Osman Hamed has been advocating for Sudanese women for two decades

Novel is set in northern India and follows woman as she confronts her unresolved trauma experienced during partition

Spokesperson says Washington seeks to ‘suppress China's development and maintain US hegemony and power’

Afghanistan's foreign ministry says government considers the Security Council's concerns as 'unfounded'

The Solomon Islands recently signed a security pact with China despite objections from Australia

Six Pakistani personnel were awarded posthumously at UN ceremony

Calls China the most serious challenge to global order

Gunman in Texas school massacre barged unchallenged through an unlocked door, then killed 19 children, two teachers

Athletes alleged that they had been forced to wrap up training early to make way for the couple's evening stroll

Protesters in UK, Norway, Italy and Germany ask the international community to intervene in the matter

Sanjeev Khirwar was ordered to move to Ladakh while his wife was sent to Arunchal Pradesh in the remote northeast

Washington says it will not block Beijing from growing its economy or try to change its political system

Iran foreign minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian says he may meet his Saudi counterpart soon in a third country

Colonel Sayyad Khodai was shot dead by a gunman on the back of a motorcycle

Russian president says Western attempts to isolate Moscow will fail

Trip came as Turkey facing an economic crisis fuelled by the collapse of its currency and soaring inflation