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Oxfam said the men's wealth jumped from $700 billion to $1.5 trillion, at an average rate of $1.3 billion per day

The product might need a small trial in India before it could be rolled out as a booster or standalone vaccine

Sunday's increase in infections was mainly driven by more cases in the cities of Tianjin and Anyang

UAE says reserves right to respond

Transport minister Grant Shapps is in favour of ending the testing system

An underwater volcano off Tonga erupted on Saturday, triggering warnings of 1.2-metre tsunami waves

Weather service says system will produce thunderstorms, snow and freezing rain

Russian foreign minister said on Friday that progress had been made in the talks to revive the deal

President of Genocide Watch warns a massacre could happen in India if stern actions were not taken by government

Camels are brought into a sandy arena to tangle with each other, with referees and other personnel nearby

Metal detectors were used to find the 50 kg bomb which was dropped by the Italian air force

The statement comes hours after a court ruling paved the way for Djokovic's deportation over his vaccine status

Girls, beyond grade 7, haven’t been able to return to schools in most of Afghanistan

Harry and wife Meghan lost their UK taxpayer-paid protection when they quit frontline royal duties in 2020

Around 20 women gathered in front of Kabul University, chanting ‘equality and justice’

It was not immediately clear when the government would seek to remove Djokovic

A video posted on Twitter showed blasts that appeared to come from an anti-aircraft gun

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), a US Muslim advocacy group, condemned the man's actions

Iranian lawmaker says the move will reduce regional tensions and foster solidarity among Muslim states

Chinese president says compared with powerful countries, country's digital economy is big but not strong

Account taken down after posting animated video depicting assassination of former US president

Spokesperson says offenders were removed in vetting process so that a clean army and police force can be established

It is the second inquiry launched into the airline in less than a month

Report says Modi govt pumping up ridiculous notion that India’s 300m minority poses a threat to the 1.1b majority

The Democrat says the 80-year old Palestinian was beaten and left to die on the side of the road

Incest is legal in France for those over 18, but the government is planning to criminalise the practice

New anti-ship system aims to deter foreign vessels from encroaching on country's 200 nautical mile economic zone

Gohir, 31, is standing trial for conspiracy to murder Goraya, who lives in self-imposed exile in the Netherlands

Chinese, Iranian FMs announce launch of a 25-year agreement aimed at strengthening economic and political ties

Police also cites unconfirmed reports of possible drone sightings at another nuclear plant

The operator estimates that damages from such thefts in 2021 amounted to some $5 million

When shooters grip the gun with hand wearing the special ring, a safety mechanism unlocks, allowing the gun to fire

Tsunami waves of 2.7 feet (83 cm) were observed by gauges at the Tongan capital of Nuku’alofa

Peter Kavumpuram, the spokesman of the Jalandhar diocese, said Mulakkal's acquittal proved his innocence

In the last two months of 2016, hackers targeted Ukrainian state institutions about 6,500 times, officials said

Premier welcomes UN appeal for aid to neighbouring country

In a letter, Francis, 85, congratulated Martinez-Brocal on his work and lamented his own misfortune

The court of inquiry has ruled out mechanical failure, sabotage or negligence as a cause of the accident

US military operations in the landlocked country left behind a legacy of destruction that still endangers lives today

Politicians and ex-officials also urge New Delhi and Islamabad to set aside differences, work for durable peace

Hindus believe a bath in the holy river on Makarsankranti festival washes away sins

Immigration Minister Alex Hawke uses discretionary powers to again cancel world number one tennis player's visa

$508m budget will cover the first quarter of 2022, entirely dedicated to funding govt institutions

The agency says the woman is 'involved in political interference activities' in the UK

Some $9.5 billion in Afghan central bank reserves remain blocked outside the country

Andrew's lawyers failed to persuade a US judge to dismiss a lawsuit that accuses him of sexual abuse

The ban had nothing to do with national security, says Sir Vince Cable

Data obtained by indicated the presence of a moon 2.6 times the diameter of Earth orbiting a Jupiter-sized gas giant

United Nations has asked donors for $4.4 billion in humanitarian aid for Afghanistan in 2022

Officials say they expect as many as three million people to take a ritual dip in the holy river on Friday