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Interviews in and around nation's capital reveal variety of reasons why some Americans are reluctant to remove masks

Iran's Supreme Leader calls on Muslim nations to keep fighting against Jewish state

"We hope they (talks) prove successful, but it is too early, and premature, to reach any definitive conclusions"

The Covid-19 vaccines were derived on May 6

We look forward to especially strengthen our economic ties for our mutual benefit, the premier adds

An online campaign called "Stop Tokyo Olympics" has gathered more than 187,000 signatures

2 local residents arrested for ‘illegally possessing’ highly radioactive substance, police say

The deadliest police operation in 16 years for the state which has suffered drug-related violence for decades

Biologists think whale became lost and swam into the Atlantic ocean via the Arctic

The standoff prompted Ukraine to urge the United States and Europe to help accelerate its entry into NATO

Eminent scholar died at the age of 85 in Delhi.

Pakistan resolute to safeguard the sovereignty and territorial integrity of KSA, holy mosques, says army chief

Australia will lift a ban on its citizens returning from Covid-ravaged India next week, said PM

The archipelago has been known in the past for political unrest as well as Islamist militant violence

Tehran denies having nuclear weapons ambitions

A day after finance minister declared that neither the power tariff nor revenue target would be increased

Medical experts say the real extent of COVID-19 in India is five to 10 times the official tallies

Diplomats speculate that it may want French companies to play a bigger part in the vaccine production

Premier given warm reception by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman upon his arrival

Deaths go unreported as countries only record those that occur in hospitals or of patients with confirmed infection

FM Qureshi condemns attack on Nasheed, who is currently receiving treatment at hospital

Record 412,262 new cases and 3,980 deaths were reported over the past 24 hours in India

Incident occurred during a police operation against drug traffickers in Rio de Janeiro’s Jacarezinho shanty town

President Alvi directs for preparing prototype of EVM, speeding up process of voting right to expats

The WHO said in April that of 700 million vaccines administered globally, only 0.2% had been in low-income countries

Ali Sherif al Emadi arrested for questioning over allegations of abuse of power and crimes related to public sector

Journalists, rights activists, government officials, judges are among those targeted in such attacks in recent months

The crisis is that either children are losing their parents, or their caregivers are hospitalised

Slimmed-down vaccine costs under $10 a dose, says RDIF

Bilateral ties strained since 2018 when Australia became the first country to publicly ban Huawei from its 5G network

Russia has already sent 15,000 doses of the vaccine to the former Soviet republic last month

About 10,500 people have died nationwide since the pandemic began

Canada has inoculated only 3% of its almost 38 million people, but more than 34% have received a first dose

The mishandling of the pandemic has dealt India a weaker hand in ongoing back channel talks with Pakistan and China

Diplomats say such a move by the UNSC is unlikely as China and Russia may use veto

Last week, the department said family members of U.S. government employees could voluntarily leave India

People are scared and huddled in their homes with fever and cough, symptoms are all of Covid-19

With hospitals scrabbling for beds and oxygen in response to a deadly second surge in infections

PM’s consultations with Saudi leadership will cover all areas of bilateral cooperation

Pakistan-administered Kashmir head offers medicines, equipment to Srinagar

We must do everything we can to end this vicious cycle, says said UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres

We are entering a period of potential international instability, says General Mark Milley

Some 2.5 million pilgrims used to visit the holiest sites of Islam in Makkah and Medina before the Covid-19 pandemic

Asked how many rounds of Saudi-Iranian talks Iraq had hosted, Iraqi PM Salih replied: 'More than once'

It has also drawn ire on social media for using some of the Covid relief funds to build a statue of a giant squid

The former US President was also permanently banned from Twitter Inc, where he has more than 88 million followers

India has faced criticism for a slow vaccine campaign as it battles a second wave of coronavirus infections

Pakistan-KSA cooperation will have a positive impact on peace and security in the region, says army chief

The stone is enshrined with a gold, silver, and glass frame to preserve the prophet’s footprints

Economic czar unveils plan to spur growth