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Washington denies Iran state media report saying prisoner swap agreed
Iranian state television says Tehran would free four Americans in exchange for four Iranians held in US
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Saudi Arabia to open land, sea, air borders as of May 17: ministry
Kingdom suspended entry for non-citizens from 20 states with exception of diplomats and medical practitioners earlier
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UK sends 1,000 more ventilators to India as doctors rally
British authorities have already sent 495 oxygen concentrators and 200 ventilators to India
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UK PM faces more allegations over personal spending
Revelation that Johnson spent lavishly to redecorate his residence has touched a nerve
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Biden's remarks on 1915 events 'mala fide': Experts
Speakers at webinar in Pakistan urge Muslim countries stand against unjust statement
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Nigeria bans travellers from India, Brazil, Turkey over Covid-19 fears
The ban will take effect from May 4
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Modi's BJP loses crucial Indian state election
Mamata Banerjee is set to be chief of West Bengal after her Trinamool Congress party won a two-thirds majority
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Euphoric clubbers hit dance floor again as Spain trials digital Covid-19 pass
Clubbers had to undergo an antigen Covid test, show a negative PCR test or proof that they had already had coronavirus
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Large fuel truck fire in Kabul kills seven - officials
The cause of ignition not immediately known, the fires come as the city remains on "high alert"
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PIA issues new advisory for inbound travellers from KSA
Makes Covid tests mandatory; condition to come into effect from May 5
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India’s Covid-19 daily cases hold close to record, another state imposes lockdown
However, deaths due to the infection jumped by a record 3,689 bringing the total to 215,542 people
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Nine arrested in London protests against greater police powers
More than 1,000 people march through central London, chanting "Kill the Bill" outside govt buildings
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Myanmar protesters raise voices to ‘shake the world’; more mystery blasts
Coordinated with expat communities around the world to mark "the global Myanmar spring revolution"
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Vote count in five Indian states begin amid pandemic
Counting of votes in Assam, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry scheduled to end on Sunday
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Taiwan's first batch of Covid-19 aid leaves for India
Countries have been rushing to help India alleviate the crisis as it battles a devastating second wave
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India's top court warns against social media clampdown over Covid appeals
Twitter last week removed dozens of tweets critical of Modi-led government's handling of pandemic
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Top Iran negotiator: US sanctions on oil, banks would be lifted based an accords so far
We have all the reasons to expect that final outcome will be successful, says Russia's envoy to UN nuclear watchdog
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US commander warns against attacks on troops in Afghanistan as deadline passes
Violence against Afghans has escalated in recent weeks, with more than hundred Afghan security forces personnel killed
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Top US scientist recommends India lockdown as cases surge
One of the immediate things to do is to essentially call a shutdown of country, says US pandemic advisor Anthony Fauci
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US State Department approves potential sale of P-8 surveillance planes to India
P-8 aircraft would help expand maritime surveillance capabilities
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Indian scientists flag virus mutations that could 'evade immune response'
Forum of advisers found more mutations in coronavirus that it thinks need to be tracked closely
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India's exit polls show edge to Modi’s opponent
Counting of votes in local elections for 4 states, 1 union territory to be held on May 2
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Kabul on high alert amid 'deadline' for US troop withdrawal from Afghanistan
Sources also said that a delegation of Taliban political leaders had been in Pakistan's capital Islamabad this week
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Myanmar protesters march three months after coup; UN warns of ‘standstill’
Despite a relentless crackdown killing at least 759 protesters, crowds come out day after day to reject the junta
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Fire in hospital's intensive care kills 18 in India's Gujarat
Preliminary investigation shows the fire was caused because of a short circuit in a designated Covid-19 facility
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US citizens were among those killed in Israeli festival disaster
More than 20 of the people injured were still hospitalized by Friday night
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Extended 'troika' in huddle with Afghan govt, Taliban to break deadlock
The extended “troika” had been meeting since 2019 to evolve a regional consensus on the Afghan endgame
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Northeast Japan jolted by 6.6 magnitude quake, no tsunami warning issued
Buildings shook in Tokyo, the capital, some 400 kilometres away
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Afghan retreat: US formally begins withdrawing from its longest war
The exit of US forces has only exacerbated the fear felt by ordinary Afghans
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Scientists say India government ignored warnings amid coronavirus surge
Modi, his top lieutenants, other politicians, opposition figures, held election rallies throughout March and April
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India posts new record daily rise in Covid-19 cases
The country opens up its mega vaccination drive to all adults, as several states warn of acute vaccine shortages
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Australia bans arrivals from India, says offenders face jail, fines
Government will reconsider the restrictions on May 15
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Pentagon to cancel Trump border wall projects using military funds
It was not immediately clear how much would be returned to military, but it was likely to be several billion dollars
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Pakistan, Hungary warn of FATF’s political use
Qureshi, Szijjarto agree global financial watchdog should not be used as political tool
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UK ex-police officer jailed for belonging to neo-Nazi group
Benjamin Hannam had worked as a probationary police constable with the London Metropolitan Police
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Car bomb kills at least 30 in Afghanistan's eastern Logar province
Huge car bomb in the provincial capital of Pul-e Alam also injured 60 people
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Singapore imposes ban on Pakistani travellers
It also restricts travellers from Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka
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Crush at Israeli religious festival kills 45
Israel will hold a day of mourning on Sunday with flags lowered to half mast on all public buildings
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India coronavirus cases may peak next week
World's second-most populous country has reported more than 300,000 new infections daily for nine consecutive days
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As US prepared exit, Taliban protected foreign bases, but killed Afghans
Since United States struck a deal with Taliban in February 2020 there have been no US combat deaths
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Indian states run out of Covid-19 vaccines, nationwide inoculation delayed
New cases in the past 24 hours stood at 386,452 in India, while deaths jumped by 3,498, according to health ministry
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Indian Muslims turn mosques, schools into Covid centres
Amid the chaos, Muslim organisations are coming forward to help people as daily cases rise exponentially
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Pfizer begins exporting US-made Covid-19 vaccine to Mexico
Marking the first time the drugmaker has delivered abroad from US facilities after a Trump-era restriction
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Tonnes of dead fish wash up on shore of polluted Lebanese lake
"The fish started floating up, and in abnormal quantities...It's unacceptable."
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Singapore finds Covid-19 cluster in hospital as local cases climb
Seven other local cases on Thursday were linked to an airport immigration officer
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Explainer: What we know about the Indian variant as coronavirus sweeps South Asia
Scientists studying what led to surge, whether a variant of covid-19 first detected in India is to blame
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Thousands of Myanmar villagers poised to flee violence to Thailand, group says
Karen rebels have clashed with the army since Myanmar's generals ousted an elected government led by Suu Kyi
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Vaccination centres close in Mumbai as India posts another record rise in Covid-19
Several states have said they will be unable to immunize people aged 18-45 immediately
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As Covid-19 floods India's hospitals, the better-off also scramble for care
India's affluent are now scrambling for treatment in another sign of the severe strain the medical system is under
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British regulator cites 41 more blood clot reports following AstraZeneca shots
Officials have emphasised the side effect is 'vanishingly' rare and advised that most people still get the shots

















































