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At least 30 killed in Houthi strikes on Yemen base, spokesman says
Spokesman Mohamed al-Naqeeb says death toll may still rise as rescuers were still clearing the scene
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UAE to resume visas for tourists vaccinated against Covid-19
Move comes amid a drop in covid rates in UAE, after it reported less than 1,000 cases per day last week
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US in final phase of Kabul evacuations, Taliban says ready to take over airport
Under a deal with the US, Taliban have said they will allow foreigners and Afghans who wish to leave to fly out
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The power of perception
How subjective experience and emotional intelligence impact communication in the realm of the professional workplace
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Biden warns another militant attack in Afghanistan is highly likely
US president says situation on ground remains 'extremely dangerous', attack is highly likely in next 36 hours
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UAE resumes issuing tourist visas to vaccinated travellers from all countries
Earlier this month, the Gulf country had lifted a ban on transit passenger traffic from Pakistan and other countries
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Chinese foreign minister tells top US diplomat world must 'positively guide' Taliban
Wang Yi warns 'hasty withdrawal' could allow terrorist groups to 'regroup and come back stronger'
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US troops have begun leaving Kabul airport: Pentagon
Gen Taylor says two ISIS-K planners were killed in Friday's drone strike in Nangarhar province
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Where is the Afghan Taliban's supreme leader?
Hibatullah Akhundzada shepherded Taliban as its chief since 2016 after the assassination of his predecessor
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Greenland expedition discover 'world's northernmost island'
The scientists initially thought they arrived at Oodaaq, an island discovered by a Danish survey team in 1978
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UK says more can be done for Afghans who have arrived in Britain
Britain has so far evacuated more than more than 14,500 Afghan and British nationals
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Afghan journalist Sarwary: Leaving was most painful journey of my life
Fearing reprisals, Sarwary and his family were evacuated to Qatar along with more than 150 other people
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Two die in Japan after shots from suspended Moderna vaccines - Japan govt
Japan has administered more than 124 million COVID-19 vaccine shots, with about 44% of the population fully inoculated
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Any sustainable solution in Afghanistan must include Pakistan, says US senator
Senator appreciates efforts of the Pakistani government in assisting with the evacuation of US citizens from Kabul
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Pentagon holds talks with Chinese military for first time under Biden, official says
Both sides agreed on the importance of maintaining open channels of communication between the two militaries
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Top Iran security official says Biden illegally threatened Tehran
Biden allegedly said US might consider other options if nuclear diplomacy with Tehran failed
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US coronavirus hospitalisations hit eight-month high over 100,000
More than 500 people with Covid were admitted to hospitals each hour on average for past week
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US Gulf Coast braces for Category 4 landfall of Hurricane Ida after Cuba takes hit
Scattered tornadoes, widespread power outages and inland flooding across the region are also expected
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Turkey, Taliban close to deal on Kabul airport
Draft agreement says Ankara will recognise Taliban government in Kabul
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US strikes IS targets in Afghanistan
Drone strike in eastern Afghanistan kills two high-level targets
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China will soon surpass Russia as US top nuclear threat: official
Gen Bussiere says Beijing’s development of nuclear capabilities is against claim of 'minimum nuclear deterrent'
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Kabul airlift still faces high risk of attack: Pentagon
US says evacuation operation continues despite intelligence suggesting IS-Khorasan aims to launch more attacks
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Greenland expedition discover 'world's northernmost island'
The discovery comes as a battle is looming among Arctic nations for control of the North Pole
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Taliban urge Afghan women health service staff to go back to work
Women will face no impediment to performing duties from the Islamic Emirate, says spokesperson
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Former Afghan spies arrested after Kabul airport attack: Taliban
Former NDS intelligence officials were involved in deteriorating law and order in Kabul city, says Suhail Shaheen
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Russia says vital to help Afghans form inclusive government
Russia says its intelligence services working round the clock to prevent any spillover onto territory of its allies
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Violence in Delhi rising as Modi’s party opposes construction of Hajj House
In a video available on social media, Hindutva activist can be seen openly calling for anti-Muslim attacks
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China says Kabul attacks show Afghan security situation 'severe'
China is shocked by and strongly condemns the explosions, says foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian
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Turkey won't help at Kabul airport without its own security: officials
Senior Turkish official says Kabul airport attack raised doubts about Taliban's ability to secure the airport
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Foreign media intentionally smearing Pak-China cooperation: report
Article by The Guardian was 'full of misleading, malicious and misrepresented information'
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China submits draft biodiversity declaration to United Nations
China wants the international community to sign the declaration during the virtual Kunming talks on Oct. 11
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Blasts at Kazakh military base kill five
Soldiers died while trying to put out the fire which triggered a series of blasts
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New Zealand keeps curbs until next week to beat Delta
PM says Auckland residents will remain in full level 4 lockdown
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Biden clears agenda to focus on Afghan airport attack
US president met with his national security team and commanders on the ground, says official
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FM Qureshi, Iranian president discuss Afghan crisis
President Raisi appreciated Pakistan’s regional approach amid evolving situation in Afghanistan, says FO
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Russia to supply weapons to Afghanistan's neighbours
Moscow received new orders for arms and helicopters from Central Asian republics following the Taliban's takeover
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Russia says it will study Taliban's actions before deciding on recognition
Moscow wants to see how Taliban's control would translate into security situation, says Putin's spokesperson
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Anti-Taliban group leader asks Russia to mediate talks with Taliban
Ahmad Massoud says he hopes Moscow will help prevent escalation of violence
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'India will soon know Taliban's capability to run Afghan govt', Taliban tell Modi
Taliban leader in Kabul thanked 'friendly country' Pakistan for hosting over 3 million Afghan refugees
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Death toll rises to at least 20 in western Venezuela floods
At least 54,543 people in 87 municipalities have been affected in addition to damaged roads and bridges
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Dust at BHP's iron ore mines poses health hazard-union
Dust control measures across the sites include using dust suppress sprays, water trucks and revegetation programs
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Japan's Suga faces challengers in ruling party leadership race
The winner is virtually assured of being prime minister because of the LDP's majority in parliament's lower house
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Iran's parliament approves president's cabinet choices
The ultraconservative Raisi won an election marred by record low turnout and an absence of significant competitors
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Taliban shows off 'special forces' in propaganda blitz
Pictures online show jubilant Taliban fighters posing with captured armoured Humvees, aircraft and weapons
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US donates 3.7m doses of Pfizer vaccine to Pakistan
Donation is part of the 500 million Pfizer doses the United States purchased this summer to deliver to 92 countries
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PM lauds WFP for delivering food assistance in emergencies
WFP chief thanks Pakistan for repairing aircraft returning from Kabul; hopes to build airbridge between Isl and Kabul
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Taliban will allow Americans, at-risk Afghans to leave after Aug 31: Blinken
Blinken said regional countries were looking into "whether they can play a role in keeping the airport open"
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Afghans told to avoid Kabul airport as Islamic State threat emerges
Amid Western troops' scurry to evacuate as many people as possible before an Aug 31 deadline
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At least 85 killed in Kabul airport carnage
13 US troops also among the dead; several Western countries say airlift of civilians now effectively over
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‘Treat Pakistan like an ally, not a scapegoat’, NSA tells US
US-backed govt in Kabul used Pakistan as a scapegoat to excuse its own corruption and unpopularity, says Moeed Yusuf
















































