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World must settle Kashmir dispute as per wishes of Kashmiris, says UK parliamentarian

The latest restrictions are set to take effect on January 11, just nine days before Biden, a Democrat, takes office

Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson dismisses New Delhi’s accusation that Beijing had violated multiple agreements

Macron decorated Sisi with the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour during the visit

French president has limited knowledge about freedom of expression and human rights, says Aman Project chief

AMAN-2021 anti-piracy drills are set to be held in waters near Karachi in February 2021

Says, unfortunately, we are not doing as much to fight climate change as we are to tackle the fallout from Covid

Karabakh's freedom will be the beginning of a new era in the region, says Turkish president

Pfizer is also studying its vaccine candidate in participants as young as 12

Huge crowds are out on the streets around Delhi since November demanding repealing of recent agriculture legislation

Failure to reach an agreement would snarl borders, shock financial markets and sow chaos through supply chains

An incident that underscores an increasing trend of violence against journalists in the country

The country's teeming commercial hub Yangon becomes a virus hotspot

In stark contrast to Britain doling out the first approved jabs in the Western world on Tuesday

At the current rate, the weight of human impact may exceed 3 teratonnes by 2040

Diplomats say the approval of resolutions by the UNGA was as an acknowledgement of Pakistan’s commitment to peace

China is stepping in to offer its homegrown jabs to poorer countries unlike wealthy countries

UK officials said there have been two reports of anaphylaxis and one of a possible allergic reaction

John Brennan says Israel provided bits of pieces of information to help US raid Bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad

Crude stockpiles jumped unexpectedly in largest build since April

‘Indian Chronicles' operation launched in 2005 aims at undermining Pakistan internationally

NHS official says advice changed after two NHS workers reported anaphylactoid reactions after receivig vaccine

International community urged to prosecute Indian personnel involved in state terrorism

New height of 8,848.86 meters is 86cm higher than previous height recorded by Nepal

Eyewitnesses look on in despair as police called in to probe incident after complaints received

EU says Turkey failed to help end a row with Greece and Cyprus over potential gas resources in eastern Mediterranean

The field overall produces 25,000 barrels per day (bpd), while two wells that were targeted produces only 2,000 bpd

The project, named 'Beresheet 2', will launch two landing craft and an orbiter that would circle the moon for years

Pakistani troops on ‘high alert’, under orders to respond to any provocation

Implements tougher social distancing rules including unprecedented curfews on restaurants and other businesses

EU chief Brexit negotiator says a ‘no-deal’ now more likely than agreement on a trade pact

An apparent reflection of strained relations over a military standoff at the Asian neighbours’ border

President-elect urges the US Senate to waive the law preventing the retired general from running the Pentagon

Human rights defenders in region allege they are becoming targets as violations continue with impunity

Pfizer Inc sought emergency-use authorisation in India, followed by Astra Zeneca’s Covishield vaccine

The vaccine is among the three most advanced candidates from China in terms of development

Video messages played from family members who did not make it to commemoration due to Covid-19

Talks between farmers’ unions and the government officials have failed to break the deadlock

The official says staff would ensure health protocols with voters encouraged to wear masks

Iran has given contradictory details of Fakhrizadeh’s death in a daytime Nov. 27 ambush on his car

The global cruise industry has taken a major hit from the pandemic

Says developing countries being "impoverished by their corrupt elites who launder money to rich countries"

Both Covid-19 vaccines have more work to do to confirm whether their Covid-19 vaccine can be 90% effective

Teams of doctors are investigating the death of one person and hospitalisation of more than 400 in the past few days

It will become clear after several months that how long does the vaccination will protect someone from coronavirus

The farmers were supported in the protest on Tuesday by railway workers, truck drivers, teachers and other unions

The medical experts investigating the illness say it is causing seizures, nausea and chronic pain

The inspirational individuals were recognised from 600 young game-changers across 20 different fields

'It’s the best early birthday present I could wish for', said Margaret

At least 20 regional and national opposition parties backed the call for the strike