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Russian fighter jets accompany French military planes until they turn from Russian border

India's brutal second wave is ripping through a fragile health system not equipped to deal with such health crisis

Data rights groups accuse social media giants of ‘discriminatory algorithms,’ demand greater transparency

Modi has been criticised for allowing huge religious gatherings and holding large election rallies in past two months

Demographic description on website 'not innocent' but shows RSS mentality that desires erasure of Muslims, says expert

In Pakistan, Ruet-e-Hilal Committee will meet on Wednesday to sight Shawwal moon

More than 300 Palestinians were injured in clashes with Israeli police, the Palestine Red Crescent Society says

FM Simon Coveney described the event as 'one of the most tragic days' of Northern Ireland's three decades of bloodshed

Rights spokesperson urges Israeli security forces to allow ‘right to freedoms of expression, association and assembly’

Kazan is the capital of the Muslim-majority region of Tatarstan located around 725 km east of Moscow

As the kingdom reopens, exempted individuals such as Saudi citizens, diplomats will have to quarantine at home

Gen Qamar holds talks with Ghani, Abdullah during daylong visit to Kabul

Doctors and scientists have warned against practising alternative treatments for Covid-19

The sharp deterioration will fuel pressure on Beijing to ramp up incentives to couples to have more children

While many lauded the activist for 'speaking up against ongoing attacks,' others called her out for being hypocritical

Victoria has had most of the coronavirus cases and deaths and spent much of 2020 in lockdown

All but one of the deaths occurred since March 1 as highly infectious strains of virus caused a spike in new cases

Indian government has told doctors to look out for signs of mucormycosis or "black fungus" in COVID-19 patients

Vaccinating younger ages is considered an important step for getting children back into schools safely

Attenborough, 95, is the world's most influential wildlife broadcaster

Describing Indian variant as 'double or triple mutant' a misnomer, says Dr Sebastian Maurer-Stroh

Bodies dumped because cremation sites overwhelmed or relatives couldn't afford wood for funeral pyres, say locals

Urges US House speaker to play role in resolving conflict

Cavusoglu says he will discuss bilateral relations, attacks at the Al Aqsa mosque by Israeli forces

'The March of the Flags' is cancelled, a procession to celebrate Israel's capture of east Jerusalem during 1967 War

The government announced a four-step plan in February for the gradual easing of social restrictions

Indian Punjab had asked New Delhi to allow state to commercially import liquid medical oxygen via Wagah-Attari border

Variant was found in a pregnant 42-year-old woman who arrived on April 24 with three sons, says official

The Arab country would ban citizens who have not been vaccinated against Covid-19 from travelling aboard from May 22

A group of serving military officials in an open letter warns President Macron that survival of France is at stake

The arrival of President Joe Biden in the United States has altered the diplomatic calculus across the Middle East

Pakistan Army greatly values its friendly relations with the UK, Gen Bajwa tells Gen Carter

Suspension excludes transit flights coming to the UAE and bound to these countries

Bajwa also met Britain's Chief of Defence Staff General Nicholas Patrick Carter for talks on Afghan peacemaking

An age-old profession now in decline as water companies and tankers increasingly supply residents

Clashes during the Muslim holy month of Ramazan, with Palestinians pitted against Israeli police and settlers

Says repatriation part of MoU signed during PM's visit; can repatriate hundreds more if given aid to pay off fine

Foreign minister says final settlement on IIOJK lies with UNSC calling for free, impartial plebiscite

The Indian Medical Association (IMA) has also called for a “complete, well-planned, pre-announced” lockdown

Two days after bombings outside a school in the western part of the Afghan capital, killing at least 68

Sparked by the planned evictions of several Palestinian families from the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood in East Jerusalem

Parade on Moscow's Red Square commemorates 76th anniversary of Soviet's victory over Nazi Germany in World War Two

They were defrocked in August 2018 for what church officials called violations of monastic life and then detained

Prince Michael told undercover reporters 'for £10,000 he could make ‘confidential representations'

The United States has reported over 32.6 million cases since virus was first identified at the end of 2019 in China

As US forces draw down, we explain how successive administrations tried flawed strategies against an undefined enemy

EU parliament’s resolution for reviewing the preferential scheme for imports from Pakistan has triggered some panic

Everest base camp on the Nepalese side has been hit by coronavirus cases since late April

PM, Bushra Bibi and delegation offer Nawafils inside the Ka'aba

Afghan president blames the attack on the Taliban but a spokesperson for the insurgents denies involvement