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It took Russian photographer, Sergey Gorshkov, 11 months to capture the image using hidden cameras

FM says all regions supported Pakistan's re-election, influential and important countries also backed it

The bomb was dropped by Britain’s Royal Air Force (RAF) in 1945 in an attack on the German cruiser Lutzow

The new policy will be enforced in the next few days

Jewellery ad shows baby shower organised for Hindu bride by her Muslim in-laws; conservatives term it 'love jihad'

The head of the National Cow Commission claims 'all this has been approved by science'

The museum says it is forced to delay this exhibition until October 2024

Police suspected some victims of using alcohol-based cleaners to brew homemade drinks

China's top diplomat Wang Yi described Washington’s 'Indo-Pacific' strategy as a 'security risk' for East Asia

Ankara and Moscow are under growing pressure to use their influence in the region to end the fighting

PM Boris Johnson introduced a new tiered system of restrictions for England

Health workers in protective clothing swiftly set up tents and residents queued deep into Monday night for testing

Says looking forward to working with him and strengthening the two countries' brotherly ties

Dr Tedros Ghebreyesus says there is no known immunity to the novel coronavirus

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva says we are going to continue to push to do even more

Heatwaves to be biggest challenge in next 10 years, says researcher

The decision is praised by the World Jewish Congress and the American Jewish Committee

India should seriously consider course correction by giving up its aggressive agenda against neighbours, says FO

Chinese come out on top as the world's happiest people with happiness rate of 93%

Kim says he was grateful that not a single North Korean had been infected with the virus

Turkish FM terms Greece's allegations 'baseless'

Paul Milgrom and Robert Wilson's work on auctions hailed as benefiting buyers and sellers around the world

Says If tools not utilised, it could stay with us for a very long period

Netanyahu says he and UAE's Sheikh Mohammed will meet soon

Vatican says all of those who had tested positive had mild symptoms

Antiques were stolen in 2005

Top govt scientist says the ad is edited to make him seem to endorse the president's handling of the pandemic

Talks on how the central govt can help with the financial hub’s economic recovery will be held this month

As researchers say the virus can survive on banknotes, glass and stainless steel for up to 28 days

International travel in Asia has collapsed due to the pandemic

Announcements were made that local trains services were suspended

White House physician Sean Conley Trump is "no longer considered a transmission risk to others."

Trump had worked furiously to shift public attention away from the virus and his handling of the pandemic

More than 40 experimental Covid-19 vaccines are being tested on humans

US president in a tweet claims that he is immune to the coronavirus

FATF should blacklist India for money laundering, says Rehman Malik

US President says I beat this crazy, horrible China virus

Deaths and infections from the virus have been on a sharply rising trajectory in Iran since early September

The gas explosion led to the complete destruction of a two-story residential building

Would unleash violent attacks if US troops 'insisted on staying'

Minister Eli Cohen says our security and military superiority in the region are the most significant things for us

No arrests are made, but prosecutors say that surveillance cameras are being reviewed for clues

Passengers were travelling from Samut Prakan province to a Buddhist temple in Chachoengsao

BCG has been shown to boost immunity in a generalised way, which may offer some protection, says expert

Iran has been locked in an acrimonious relationship with Saudi Arabia, the other major Middle Eastern power

Daily infections have fallen largely into the double-digit range in the past two weeks

Indonesia’s nationwide tally stood at 328,952 infections

EU is seeking a few more concessions before entering the final phase of negotiations

Afghanistan has been facing a protracted war over the past more than four decades

With its walls pounded by artillery, roofs torn open and concrete beams in shreds