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Rejects Ankara's proposal to guard and run Kabul's airport after US-led NATO forces depart

Quraishi, 46, son of Pakistani immigrants, was confirmed for post by 81-16 voting ratio

Oxfam also called on G7 leaders to support a waiver on the intellectual property behind the vaccines

Channels are not responding to messages or comments, instead they're deleting them, he claims in FB post

Shenzhou-12 manned spaceship and a Long March-2F carrier rocket has been transferred to the launching area

India continues to employ rape, torture as instruments of state terrorism in occupied territory, says FO spokesperson

The court gave Tarel a sentence of 18 months in jail, but 14 of those months were suspended

Early risers get best view of 'ring of fire'

‘Unthinkable atrocities committed by the US, Hamas, Israel, Afghanistan, and Taliban’, says congresswoman Ilhan Omar

Warns the continent was 'by no means out of danger' in the battle against Covid-19

The eastern state of Bihar hiked its death toll by around 4,000 to almost 9,500 after reviewing death records

As NATO wraps up its mission in Afghanistan after two decades, it leaves behind tens of thousands of Afghans employees

US president meets British PM Johnson ahead of G7 summit

Israeli source describes it as possible misidentification during an operation targeting wanted gunmen

More people feared to be trapped inside the debris, officials say

The new rules announced as the UAE sees a daily cases rise over the past three weeks

With deliveries of the first 200m doses to begin in August 2021 as US aims to distribute to 92 lower-income countries

Steven R. Brandenburg, 46, purposefully removed a box of Covid-19 vaccine vials from a hospital refrigeration unit

Former President Trump had claimed the Chinese-owned apps posed national security risks

The bdelloid rotifer, a multicellular organism found in freshwater is known to be able to withstand extreme cold

The six-year-old girl has barely spoken except to ask for her mother and four siblings who were killed that day

The Taliban brought them into one room and opened fire on them, says provincial police spokesman

US Naval ship USS Monterey visits Karachi; ships team discusses bilateral maritime security capabilities

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken made clear that Washington's priority was to get the deal 'back in the box'

Guterres succeeded Ban Ki-moon in January 2017

Singapore has reported 62,219 COVID-19 infections since January last year

Communication has been underway for some months and continues to be 'exploratory in nature'

Australia has effectively reined in COVID-19, recording just over 30,200 cases and 910 deaths

Ariana officials say they will soon resume flights to Islamabad

French president reached out his hand to greet one man in a green T-Shirt, & then he delivered a slap to Macron's face

This was a terrorist attack, motivated by hatred, in the heart of one of our communities, said the Canadian Premier

A spokesperson for Sinovac confirmed that its vaccine had been approved for use on children

Ismail Haniyeh's visit came in response to a special invitation from Cairo

Operation Greenlight/Trojan Shield was conceived by Australian police and the FBI in 2018

Britain to beef up security for what organisers promise will be disruptive and “annoying” protests

Turkish role securing the airport for international flights could help improve ties between Ankara and the West

Sara Zemmahi was running for local councillor until Macron backed ruling party withdrew its support

Says act of terrorism reveals growing Islamophobia in West; Qureshi denounces incident

"It means that we have again a very strong partner to promote the multilateral approach"

The family immigrated from Pakistan about 14 years ago, according to media reports

Pfizer has scheduled delivery of an estimated 1 million doses of vaccine to New Zealand in July, the PM adds

NOAA's mountaintop observatory recorded carbon dioxide at about 419 parts per million last month

2011 lawsuit accuses FBI of infiltrating mosques in California and targeting Muslim Americans for surveillance

WHO doesn't have the power to compel anyone in this regard, says Mark Ryan director of agency's emergencies programme

Police says 20 people survived the blaze and charred bodies of all those killed had been recovered

The Vienna-based IAEA now monitors North Korean activities at sites using satellite imagery

The Blue Origin spacecraft, which is set to carry Bezos and others, has undergone 15 test flights

Fighting is now raging in 26 of the country's 34 provinces, the officials say

I think it's becoming increasingly difficult, says Director General Rafael Grossi

Says it has been decided that from June 21, all adults over the age of 18 will be vaccinated free