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Indigenous leaders and school survivors said the Church needed to do much more

Australia's military and police are investigating numerous alleged war crimes by members of elite SAS soldiers

More than 270,000 people have been affected and about 100,000 buildings lost power

"Not an act of charity, but rather is in every country's strategic interest"

Ready to work with Pakistan to build a clean world, says Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson

There are currently 2,500 US troops in Iraq, feeding into total coalition troop strength of 3,500

Supporters of Muna & Mohammed Kurd say their detention is an effort to halt opposition to evictions in Sheikh Jarrah

Sudden spike in new cases, deaths overstretch fragile healthcare system of war-ravaged country

People who have received two doses should be protected from both Alpha and Delta variants, says Matt Hancock

Perpetrators swept through eight villages, killing people and sending residents fleeing

"Vaccinating the world by the end of next year would be the single greatest feat in medical history"

India reported 114,460 new coronavirus infections on Sunday

Wealthy countries begin to reopen after securing vaccine supplies early, African nations struggling to acquire shots

Actor's recent video was misrepresented, following which, she faced online harassment which was celebrated by many

Candidates accuse each other of treason or of lacking education

FA has distributed dozens of headscarves, which are made out of technical, stretchy fabric, says official

According to Indian media, the incident took place in a small village of UP’s Mathura district

Afghan officials dub it as ‘strategic retreat’ to avoid civilian casualties

One of the most insidious effects of Covid-19 has been its worsening of pre-existing contempt for human rights

Magawa, originally from Tanzania, helped clear mines from 225,000 square metres of land in his five-year career

We commit to a global minimum tax of at least 15 per cent on a country by country basis, says statement

Reviewing changes in organisational practices highlights how approaches to leadership are evolving

Technology ministry says social media company has been given one last chance to comply with rules

Putin made comments during press briefing late as he spoke about US sanctions against Moscow

Some 845 people have been killed by the army and police since the Feb. 1 coup

Chinese president made the remarks in a congratulatory letter to the environment day events held in Islamabad

Attackers struck during night, killing residents of village of Solhan in Yagha province bordering Niger

PM Imran urges the international community to come together and join hands to protect the ecosystem

"No amount of money in any currency can truly compensate the life of a human being"

"We expect the Church to step up and take responsibility for its role in this"

New rules set to take effect from June 9

The South American country is engulfed in a second wave of the virus that started in mid-February

Saturday's count was up from four new locally acquired cases on Friday

Mass shootings have also taken place in Florida, Indiana, California, Colorado and Georgia

Russian vaccine has been approved by 66 nations and is under review both by the WHO and EMA

China's mass vaccination drive currently only open to those aged 18 and above

No evidence that advanced unidentified flying objects sighted by military pilots were alien spacecraft, says report

Tech giant says the search isn't always perfect and can yield 'surprising results'

Legislation effectively derails campaigns for the parliament announced by some Navalny allies

The South American country has gradually loosened many restrictions imposed in March

"Three people died yesterday alone. Many got scared," Lang Khan Khai from the Zomi Care and Development aid group

Bahrain is currently fighting its biggest wave of infections

Tehran wanted action and not promises from six world powers for the revival of their 2015 nuclear deal

On Thursday Bennett placed much of the blame for the conflict on the Palestinians

Sri Lankan authorities believe the fire was caused by a nitric acid leak

Public opposition to holding the Olympics this summer remains high

Taiwan is battling a spike in domestic infections and has vaccinated only about 3% of its population

Patients died at home, in their cars on the way to hospital and outside emergency wards

Flight will bring 1,200 pulse oximeters, and 340,000 pieces of PPEs for healthcare staff

Taliban will not allow any terrorist group to use soil of Afghanistan, says group spokesperson