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Microsoft co-founder says this is an incredible tragedy, the only good news was the access to vaccines

India’s overall case load stands at 11.8 million, the third-highest behind the United States and Brazil

United States squandered both money and lives in its response to the coronavirus pandemic

The process ended abruptly in August 2018 because Pompeo became enraged after details of the deliberations leaked

Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai says Taliban members have every right to take posts in Afghan government

BJP brass has been relentlessly campaigning against firebrand Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee

Nationwide has told all its 13,000 office-based staff to work from anywhere in the country

Demonstrations continue in capital ahead of Indian prime minister's visit on Friday

First volunteers in early-stage trial were given their first injections on Wednesday, says Pfizer spokesperson

Threat can be halved if world meets Paris Agreement goals

It will be hard to meet the May 1 deadline to withdraw US troops, says President Biden

SPONSORED: Farhan plans to build a house for his family in Pakistan with the prize money of AED 500,000

BioNTech and Fosun Pharma have not found any reason to believe that product safety is at risk, says government

Total deaths have shot up to 160,441 in India

Can have impact on freight, if lasts longer can lead to shipment delays

Activity involved weapons systems at the low end of the spectrum that were not covered by UNSC testing bans

It marks the first time a city in China has made its vaccine available widely to non-Chinese citizens

Two nuclear powers are working on a roadmap for long-term peace and a possible solution to Kashmir dispute

More than 40,000 people forced to flee their homes as torrential rain sparked dangerous flash floods

State news agency TASS quoted a source as saying that one crew member had survived

'Continuation of violence will strengthen the hands of ‘spoilers’, both within and outside Afghanistan'

As he defended his handling of a scandal over the treatment of women in politics and his party

The blaze tears through the cramped camp in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district, killing 15 people with hundreds missing

Strike comes a day after seven-year-old girl died of bullet wounds in the city

Maharashtra state found mutations in the virus that do not match previously catalogued 'variants of concern'

Funeral prayers will be restricted to family members due to the pandemic, the Dubai Media Office said

Those who have most severe prolonged symptoms tend to be white women aged approximately 40 to 60, finds study

Raam party on track to win five seats in Israel's 120-member parliament, with roughly 90% of the vote counted

Recep Tayyip Erdogan is elected to post for 7th time after winning all valid votes

In a letter to President Alvi, Biden says Pakistan-US relation based on common goal of regional peace and prosperity

AstraZeneca said that its COVID-19 vaccine developed with Oxford University was 79% effective

Last week, Mumbai’s police commissioner was transferre for his handling of the case

Fire burned through hundreds of homes as people raced to recover meagre possessions

Israel’s economy hit hard by pandemic, public anger mounted over Netanyahu’s handling of crisis

Junta spokesman said 164 protesters had been killed in violence, expressed sadness at the deaths

Britons will remember the more than 126,000 people who lost their lives to the virus

Police said the suspect was believed to have acted alone, was armed with a rifle

Ghani will unveil his proposal at an international gathering in Turkey next month

India has vaccinated nearly 50m people but programme to inoculate 300 million people is behind schedule

Drugmaker says it is ready to pursue mRNA on its own with its experience in past year working on the Covid-19 vaccine

Spokesperson says president would receive one of three Russian vaccines, declining to reveal name

Terrorists had planted two bombs in college ground where Sheikh Hasina was due to address a rally in 200

Our operations will continue as long as the aggression and siege continue, says Houthi military spokesman

British high commissioner urges people to not travel unless there is a legally permitted reason to do so

The flowers known as 'sakura' were in full bloom on Tuesday, almost two weeks earlier than usual

Drugmaker says the antiviral candidate showed potent activity against SARS-CoV-2 in lab studies

UN believes 80,000-100,000 people died in the 26-year conflict

For this, an environment of trust, devoid of terrorism and hostility, is imperative, says Indian premier

Says this is not and should not be a partisan issue, it’s an American issue that will save lives

Afghan peace process and concerns over rising violence come under discussion