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Pakistan's former envoy says, peace needs compromises from both sides

Several hundred people have been killed in the fighting

Tells Azeri counterpart Pakistan supports Azerbaijan's stance on Nagorno-Karabakh

Vaccination of approximately 9.1 million people will begin as early as November

UNICEF, international body's arm for humanitarian aid to children, to stockpile 520 million syringes

India's lockdown was a human catastrophe, leaving millions in the informal economy jobless, penniless and destitute

Says no need to publish ads in every newspaper for summoning former PM on Nov 24

No group has claimed responsibility for the attack, but Afghan officials blamed the Taliban

Measures taken as European govts desperately fight a powerful second coronavirus wave

Mario Buelna, a healthy 28-year-old father was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes after he recovered from Covid-19

A cabinet statement says the Abraham Accord would be 'an avenue of peace and stability'

Rights organisation has documented at least 44 kidnappings and 39 killings since October 2019

On Saturday Poland reported a daily infection record with 9,622 new cases

Onset of winter in the northern hemisphere fuels a resurgence in the spread of the disease

Some 27.9 million Americans have already cast ballots either by mail or in person ahead of the Nov 3 election

The warring countries agreed to a new ceasefire but both sides quickly accused the other of violating the truce

As US president's abrasive foreign policy moves have alienated much of Europe

Torture, humiliation and coerced confessions are rampant in the country's detention facilities

'Britain has got a portfolio of vaccines, through which more than one, will come through in 2021'

While last week’s major fighting in Helmand has simmered down, violence elsewhere continues

A government-appointed panel projected that 30% of India’s population has developed Covid-19 antibodies

The agreement is one of the first between the UAE and Israel after they agreed to normalise relations in August

Tehran has hailed the development as a diplomatic victory over its arch enemy the United States

Israeli delegation was accompanied by US Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin

Hundreds of thousands of people have been given experimental vaccines in late-stage trials

Pakistan stands with Azerbaijan in its quest to resolve Nagorno-Karabakh as per the UNSC resolutions, says the premier

As the conflict over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region excalates

The Kingdom opens one of the most holy religious sites in Islam for the first time in seven months

The United Kingdom, France, Russia, Netherlands, Germany and Spain accounted for half of Europe’s new cases this week

Europe is reporting on average 140,000 cases a day over the past week

CDC says no instance found of any consumer contracting the virus through frozen food

Several other ministers have gone into self-isolation as a precautionary measure

Pollution peaking in New Delhi after months of respite during coronavirus lockdown

Police shot the attacker dead minutes after he murdered 47-year-old history teacher Samuel Paty

With about two dozen confirmed cases, Vatican has been only lightly affected by the coronavirus

Iran says its fight against the coronavirus has been hampered by US sanctions

Concerted action was needed to prevent millions of people being pushed into poverty and hunger, warns Antonio Guterres

Frontline health and sanitation workers, police officials and elderly people to get vaccine on priority

The reported death toll rises by 33 to 9,767

In a sharp escalation of the conflict over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region

Between 2014 and 2018, seizures of marijuana plants quadrupled, interior ministry figures show

Political commentators believe voters rewarded her for a decisive response to Covid-19

13 civilians were killed and more than 40 wounded in the city of Ganja by an Armenian missile attack

India has recorded the world’s second-largest number of cases

Dr Moeed Yousuf says Delhi is stuck in its odd stance on IIOJK

Creators of the test hope that it will simplify tracking the spread of the coronavirus

Royal couple reconnects with schoolchildren via video call, marks one year since their historic visit to Pakistan

Opposition leader also shares a graph on Twitter predicting Indian economy to shrink by 10.3%

Unless Brussels changed course there would be no agreement, says Johnson

More than 18 million Americans have already cast ballots according to an election tracker at the University of Florida