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Bangladesh says it is only moving refugees who are willing to go to Bhasan Char

The Southeast Asian nation fights the spread of the coronavirus during the festive season

Company says it anticipates producing 50 million doses of its Covid-19 vaccine this year

Indian foreign ministry said comments made by Trudeau emboldened radical groups

Frozen in October 1992, the embryo stayed that way until February 2020 when it was adopted

Launched by a coalition of over 50 organisations, demands improvements to working conditions and full tax transparency

London indicates that the chance of a breakthrough was receding

Spokesperson says Interior ministry considering moving to a complete lockdown

We need to support the tourism industry, which is indispensable for the local economy says Suga

Latest broadside against China from Trump’s administration as it seeks to cement his tough-on-China legacy

A cyclone that lashed Tamil Nadu last week killed 23, uprooting trees and cutting power and communication links

People have lost faith in the ability of the vaccine to work says Biden

US reports highest number of fatalities, with over 273,000 deaths

Sources say new post envisaged during Doklam crisis when a need for closer, direct coordination was felt

The Nazi military used the machines to send and receive secret messages during the war

Between January and June 2021 54% of Yemenis - 16.2 million people - will likely experience acute food insecurity

WHO officials say we are looking very closely into the use of technology in this Covid-19 response

Facebook say global policy change came in response to news that Covid-19 vaccines will soon be rolling out

Camped out at the entrance to capital Delhi, it is seen as country’s biggest farm protests in years

Almost 1.5 million people have died globally from Covid-19 and some 63 million people have been infected

United States has commitments and it is not in a position to set conditions, says Iranian foreign minister

AKAH Pakistan project enables communities to build in safer areas, and better prepare for and respond to disasters

Azerbaijan's defence ministry says 100 soldiers also missing after clashes with Armenian forces

The resolution received a majority of 90 votes, none against, with 52 abstentions

US-backed Afghan government and Taliban representatives reached a preliminary deal on Wednesday

Islamabad urges all sides to exercise maximum restraint

Indian met dept issues a “red” warning to parts of the southern states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala

Republicans and Democrats try to resolve a months-long standoff in Congress over a stimulus package

While Biden can remove most sanctions by executive order, he would be certain to face intense opposition

Several people were abducted while at least 110 people were killed in the attack

Pirims will integrate registration, inspection, licensing, and monitoring of approved medicines

President Hassan Rouhani, architect of the 2015 deal, criticised parliament’s move as 'harmful to diplomatic efforts'

The Russian president says Russia will have produced 2 million vaccine doses within the next few days

Five data sets currently place 2020 as the second warmest since records began in 1850

Agreement would allow negotiators to move on to more substantive issues, including talks on a ceasefire

Indian MEA accused Trudeau of 'interfering' in India's internal affairs

People screamed in panic and some were thrown into the air by the car as it crashed through the shopping zone

The court’s decision comes with tension high after months of protests to demand Prayuth’s removal

Macron set to host an international aid conference with the UN, with several heads of state to attend via video

Health Secretary Matt Hancock said the programme would begin early next week

About 100 supporters gathered quietly inside the court ahead of the sentence

US to get leverage back to use in negotiations with China says the president-elect

Covid-19 cases have been dipping in India since a peak in September

In a tough year as the country's tourism industry crippled by Covid long before the arrival of nine typhoons

All students must wear masks and will be separated by plastic screens

Globally more than two dozen firms are testing lab-grown fish, beef and chicken

Antonio Guterres says situation 'highly volatile' as prospects for peace diminish

Elephant settles into enclosure at Kulen Prom Tep Wildlife Sanctuary

Mobile air defence system designed to counter ballistic and aerial attacks, says state defence ministry TV

Due to fixation with pandemic, 42% of tuberculosis patients are not receiving treatment