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Charged with their murder the two members of an IS cell the "Beatles" were due to appear by video link in a US court

The Democratic vice presidential hopeful says Trump's Covid-19 response disqualifies him from a second term

Player spent years honing his skills and can now give anyone at his local snooker hall a run for their money

The duo is alleged to have killed western hostages in Syria, including US journalists and aid workers

New emir, Sheikh Nawaf al-Ahmad al-Sabah, assumed power after the death of his brother Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad last week

The dessert’s creator, Olga Budnik says she got the idea during lockdown in the spring

Hong Kong affairs are China’s internal affairs that brook no interference by foreign forces, envoy tells UNGA

EU committee on human rights calls on India to meet its human rights commitments by translating 'words into action'

It is the first time since 1964 that no men are among the chemistry prize winners

More than 300 have now died in the renewed fighting in and around the mountain enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh

Israelis opposed to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his handling of the coronavirus pandemic

Expected to overtake US over the next several weeks as the country with the world’s largest number of cases

All potential close contacts from Ray’s meetings at the Pentagon were tested Tuesday morning

One of the strongest hurricanes to threaten Cancun in years

One of the strongest hurricanes to threaten Cancun in years

The pieces include a royal throne and statues taken by the French army during a war in Benin

Trump's rejection of masks in the White House and on the campaign trail helped foster a lack of vigilance

After authorities in the Central Asian nation annulled parliamentary election results

As the Russian president pledges to beef up country’s military presence in the Arctic

Accuse US Secretary of State Pompeo of maliciously creating political confrontation and smearing Beijing

The deadliest fighting in more than 25 years in the region

In a phone call with FM Qureshi, Turkish counterpart appreciates Pakistan's efforts for Afghan peace process

The pandemic has killed more the 210,000 people in the United States

Tedros calls for political commitment by all leaders to ensure equal distribution of vaccines

Authorities say security force units are deployed to raise awareness among pilgrims about the dangers of the pandemic

Putin's critic, Navalny emerged from a coma in September after collapsing on a flight in Siberia on August 20

Says it’s vital that the Church improves the way it responds to allegations from victims and survivors

Authorities have blamed people’s poor adherence to social distancing for the rise

Azerbaijan has a long track record of buying Israeli arms

China has at least four experimental vaccines in the final stage of clinical trials

But so far in peace talks, Taliban have said little about issues such as women's rights or freedom of expression

HRW says without mental health support or awareness, families or institutions often shackle people against their will

Prospects for a ceasefire appeared remote after fighting intensified at the weekend

Questions continue to swirl about the true state of Trump’s health

The US president says he feel 'really good'

US media outlets reported that a number of other White House staff members are also infected with the coronavirus

With the total death toll reaching 27,192, Iran is the worst-hit country in the Middle East with 475,674 cases

German doctors say blood tests show Navalny was poisoned with the Soviet-era nerve agent Novichok

Says the vast majority of the world remains at risk

11 vaccines at Phase 3 trials, while Russia, China have five approved vaccines for early limited use

UNICEF study overviews measures deployed by Asian countries in response to Covid-19 crisis

The United States will not pay some $80 million it owes the WHO

Discoveries by two Americans and a Briton scientists means there is now a chance of eradicating the Hepatitis C virus

28 people were wounded when attacker rammed his vehicle into the convoy of Rahmatullah Yarmal

Military blames “terrorist groups” saying the rockets were fired from an area in the western part of the capital

Hundreds of people have been killed in the latest outbreak of war over Nagorno-Karabakh

The authorities had failed to tell the fire brigade of the giant shipment of fertiliser stored at the port

Saudi-backed govt launch a hail of mortar and machine gun fire in a desperate bid to push back Houthi forces

The United Kingdom has now recorded 502,978 Covid-19 cases since the start of the pandemic

Deaths from coronavirus infections rose by 903 to 102,685