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Foreign Office reminds Delhi of its Balakot misadventure in 2019

The national flag carrier complains of heavy-handed attitude of Taliban commanders

Top health authority names 26 proposed members of its Scientific Advisory Group on the Origins of Novel Pathogens

Russian president’s remarks come just one week before his country is due to host Taliban in Moscow

When it is necessary, Islamic law permits it, says local Taliban official

FM Wang Yi urges G-20 to respect Afghanistan’s sovereignty, independence while focusing on humanitarian aid

Defence Minister Hamad Jaber al-Ali al-Sabah said the door had been opened for women

Maersk has diverted some vessels away from Felixstowe port in eastern England

Restrictions have not barred US citizens from returning home

Despite blockade of foreign aid, volunteer groups in Kashmir rise to challenge crisis

Needs of Afghans rising day by day, says UN Refugee Agency spokesman

US, EU willing to provide aid to Afghan govt but not without guarantees

Australia is facing a third wave of infections fuelled by Delta variant that has hit Sydney and Melbourne, Canberra

After the volcano's cone partially collapsed a new river of lava streamed towards sea, devouring most remaining houses

Asia-Pacific airlines have lost billions of dollars this year, with jets grounded in COVID-19 transportation freezes.

Foreign Minister Qureshi holds video call with New Zealand counterpart

Decision taken following the seizure of almost three tonnes of heroin

Harris says European explorers had ‘ushered in a wave of devastation for tribal nations, perpetrating violence..'

Jones will oversee relocation process all the way from facilitating departures from Afghanistan to resettlement in US

MPs found that govt planning was based on curbing influenza, failed to learn lessons from prior outbreaks

Option of isolating Afghans had neither served better in the past nor will do so in the future, says report

Fast-changing dynamics of war need highest degree of professionalism with focus on utilising technologies, says COAS

Abdul Rahman Mawin shot dead by unknown assailants in eastern Nangarhar province bordering Pakistan

Defence minister expresses confidence in women's ‘capabilities and their ability to endure hardship'

Funds are ‘direct support’ for Afghans and would be channelled to international organisations, not to Taliban

Moscow format comprising Pakistan, Afghanistan, China, Iran, India and others to deliberate on UN meet

Kim Jong Un terms weapons development necessary in the face of 'hostile policies'

United Airlines imposed a vaccine mandate on its 60,000 employees, around 9,000 of whom are based in Texas

Average household made 15.5 store visits in the past four weeks, the lowest monthly figure since February

Moot to focus on aid needs, concerns over security and ways of guaranteeing safe passage abroad for Afghans

Secretary of State Antony Blinken signalled openness to an eventual policy review this February

Taliban have so far refused to give ground on allowing girls to return to high school

Pakistan strongly condemns the arrest of over 1,400 Kashmiris on false charges

Taliban are seeking recognition, as well as assistance to avoid a humanitarian disaster

China set to dominate future, controlling everything from media narratives to geopolitics, says Nicolas Chaillan

Inside a huge crater in Israel's sun-baked Negev desert, a team wearing space suits ventures forth on a mission

After crossing into Pakistan over land, Aman Khalili and his family flew on a US government aircraft to Doha

Decision comes weeks after tonnes of heroin worth billions seized from two containers at western Gujarat's Mundra Port

Comments came on the heels of first face-to-face talks b/w US and Taliban since militants took control of Afghanistan

New government is hoping for positive results from a recent meeting with a US delegation, says Amir Khan Muttaqi

Govt granted players temporary visas and were transported to Lahore from where they applied to relocate to Britain

Indian side should avoid misjudging situation and cherish hard-won situation in border areas, says Chinese spokesman

Madrid would bring close to 250 Afghan citizens, who had already crossed into Pakistan, says Spanish media

Initiative that began in 2016 in eastern Jharkhand finds takers outside state

Toebbe hid a digital memory card in a peanut butter sandwich and another in a chewing gum packet, says justice dept

The action involved "shock" troops, sappers and boat specialists, Chinese military newspaper says

Two freedom fighters also embrace martyrdom in different incidents, according to local authorities

The couple was arrested Saturday after leaving another SD card at a dead drop location

China also suffered an unspecified number of casualties, in the first combat losses for both countries

Celebrations would be held in New Delhi on December 4 and 5