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Sri Lanka's main opposition party joined anti-govt protesters in rejecting the appointment of a new prime minister

Europe’s worries mount over low French rainfall

Services include selecting a seat, shopping for duty-free products, touring the airport among others

JKSM terms the case an attempt to divert world's attention from Indian atrocities in IIOJK

Western countries imposed unprecedented sanctions on Russia since it sent its troops into Ukraine

Sagittarius A* possesses 4 million times the mass of our sun and is located about 26,000 light-years

Scholars discuss how two countries can aid each other and build mechanisms to face common challenges

The US, the world's worst affected country, has lost more than one million people

Mass virus tests, curfews, travel restrictions, quarantine measures have become normal part of life in China

India and Pakistan observe anniversaries of their nuclear tests in May

The turmoil is the worst to hit Sri Lanka since the war ended in 2009

Legislators urge international community to hold India accountable, honour obligations under international law

Ukraine and the West say the fascist allegation is baseless and that the war is an unprovoked act of aggression

North Korea has declined shipments of vaccine from the COVAX global COVID-19 vaccine-sharing programme

Private sector players in Russia have met with potential suppliers in India's big cities

The provisional estimate represents dramatic 15 per cent increase from the previous record set in 2020

Tensions rise between Tehran and some European countries over jailing of Iranian diplomats

Foreign ministry spokesperson defends Beijing's measures on fighting the pandemic

Reopening brought forward by 2 months to relieve urgent skills shortages, boost tourism, says prime minister

Qatar-based news channel said the 51-year-old reporter was shot "deliberately" and "in cold blood" by Israeli troops

China's leaders doubled down last week on their goals to eradicate outbreaks of virus

Qatar's emir was due to travel to Iran and later Germany, Britain and other European states

The situation in the wake of the prime minister's resignation could complicate negotiations for more foreign aid

USSD spokesperson says the two countries have a broad-based bilateral relationship

China views Taiwan, a democratically governed island, as its ‘sacred’ territory

Coming months will be significant as Russians attempt to 'reinvigorate efforts', says US intel chief

Analysts say economic mismanagement weakened public finances, leaving national expenditure in excess of its income

Tesla chief executive calls the ban ‘morally wrong and flat-out stupid’

We want to live as human beings, not as some animal held captive in a corner of a house, says a protester

In rare comments, UN agency stresses 'shift' in strategy considering the 'behaviour' of the virus

Prince Charles delivers Queen's speech, symbolically an inch shorter than the monarch's sovereign throne

People can be detained for up to 24 hours without warrants while private property can be searched by force

Team comprising 55 monitors of the global body says most deaths were caused by explosive weapons

Number of Sindh ibex soars to 20,000 in southern Sindh province due to ban on hunting

Lengthy political feud hindered fiscal reform, led to the government handing in resignation

Taiwan rejects Beijing's sovereignty claims, saying only the island's 23 million people can decide their future

Voters seek separate Sikh homeland, intend to share referendum results with UN

Western powers fail to hold India responsible for assault on minorities' rights

Monday's annual parade in Moscow was the most closely watched since 1945 defeat of Nazis that it celebrates

There is no invader who can rule over our free people, says Ukrainian president in a powerful address

The country's biggest smartphone seller earlier outlined alleged threats of physical violence and coercion

Insured workers would receive some money for a limited time period if made unemployed, says UAE PM

Visits were up 130% in the first quarter of 2022 compared with the last quarter of 2019, says official

Lawmaker opened fire and critically wounded two people blocking his car

The resignation comes hours after fresh clashes in Colombo amid the country's worst economic crisis

Mahendra Kumar says covering of grasses and plants shields plastic and metal roof of vehicle from direct sunlight

Video footage shows protesters surrounding the Russian delegation and chanting ‘fascists’

Workers are forced to take regular breaks for dog walks instead of "eating lunch at their desk

The financial hub has ordered multi-day curfews for residents of multiple neighbourhoods

Antony Blinken experiencing 'mild symptoms,' is not considered close contact to President Biden: State Dept