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Denmark and Norway have reported cases of bleeding, blood clots and a low platelet count after the AstraZeneca vaccine

Biden's team has made clear it wants to reset US relations with the rest of the world, particularly traditional allies

Jordan is facing spike in Covid-19 infections attributed mainly to variant first identified in Britain

Thirty nine students are missing after gunmen stormed the Federal College of Forestry Mechanization in Kaduna state

The 63rd annual Grammy Awards will be handed out at 5pm on Sunday in LA (5am Monday morning in Pakistan)

The federal government aims to vaccinate a fifth of the country’s 1.3 billion people by August

The air-worker summoned to court again after being released from house arrest last Sunday

“My actions were pronounced guilty - not in the court of law, but on flat screens”, said Ravi

People defy social distancing rules making the country’s outbreak the world’s deadliest at the moment

Video shows temple caretaker kicking and punching boy after he revealed his and his father's name

Sanctions have so far failed to convince Kim to give up his nuclear weapons

Officials advise farmers to wrap trees with gunnysacks and mesh wire as rodents feed on bark

More than 80 people had been killed and over 2,100 arrested in widespread protests against the military coup

33-year-old Sarah Everard disappeared on March 3, after setting out to walk home from a friend's flat

During the lockdown, people were at home thinking about how to beautify their homes, says a nursery owner

Israel sees its new ties with Kosovo as part of its normalisation with Arab & Muslim countries

Fighting has recently escalated between fighters loyal to internationally recognised government & the Houthi movement

Games including cricket, football, volleyball and badminton will be held in the port city’s recently-build stadium

We want to send a message to those organisations who are actively spreading obscenity and vulgarity, says TTP

The speech delivered just hours after Biden signed a $1.9 trillion stimulus bill into law

It will be the fourth vaccine on the French market

The new cases mark the highest 24-hour figure since December 19, according to health data

India, a global pharmaceutical hub, is already sending vaccines to 70 nations

“We are overcoming coronavirus. With God’s help we’ll be a light unto the nations and return to normal life quickly"

The case leads to an outpouring of accounts by women of their experiences and a campaign for action to address this

New Delhi decided to conduct the review after several countries suspended rollout over blood clot fears

Public security minister says paper signed to ban full-face covering on national security grounds

The Russian-backed conference is scheduled for March 18, while US-sponsored one will take place in Turkey next month

New Zealand PM addressed an emotional memorial service marking two years since the Christchurch mosque attacks

Herat Governor Sayed Abdul Wahid Qatali says several women and children were among the dead

More than 70 people have been killed in Myanmar in widespread protests against a February 1 coup by the military

The container ship Shahr e Kord was hit by an explosive object which caused a small fire, but no one on board was hurt

Imran says after gaining majority in Senate govt to enact legislation in public interest

Says only one guest is allowed with the newly-elected senators due to increase in virus cases

After no locally transmitted cases of coronavirus reported for two weeks

Hours after the US president signed a $1.9 trillion stimulus bill into law

With vaccines key to restart economies, some countries have pre-purchase agreements to secure their supply

Theaters will be limited to 25% capacity in each auditorium

Reynolds said she wanted to retract the remark and unreservedly apologise

China is scooping up supplies of US white wheat to feed livestock, pushing export forecasts high

The shortfall is a further blow to the EU’s vaccination plans already being hampered by repeated delays in supply

Honouring the 20,000 victims of a massive earthquake and tsunami that destroyed towns and triggered nuclear meltdowns

President Joe Biden’s administration has committed to reviewing elements of US policies toward China

One-week quarantine requirement and a certificate showing the climber had tested negative for the virus, required

Positive vaccine sentiment in the UK has increased from 78% in December 2020 to 94% in February

Fukushima needs to achieve 100% renewable power, as we will not rely on nuclear energy

Vaccine is 94% effective in preventing asymptomatic infections, which could significantly reduce transmission

The trip would have been the first by a leader of Israel, which formalised relations with the Gulf power last year

China and United States have common interests and many areas for cooperation, says Li Keqiang

Hindu ascetics known as Naga sadhus led the bathers at the Kumbh Mela in the northern town of Haridwar.