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No immediate reply from Israeli officials

Covid restrictions hit employment in tourism and restaurant industries

Fakhrizadeh was ambushed on a highway near Tehran on Friday and gunned down in his car

WHO says it is not yet known whether an infection pregnant woman can pass virus to her baby

Clashes start after inmates protest against infected prisoners being transferred from other facilities

Three nationals entered Thailand illegally, tested positive days later

Tensions flare after Ankara sent vessel to map out energy drilling prospects in waters also claimed by Greece

Environment secretary says it’s always possible to extend negotiations

US president repeats allegations about widespread electoral fraud

The Mutawafah will accompany old women among pilgrims and guide them to different places inside Grand Mosque

The craft venture provide elderly people to showcase their skills and earn money regardless of their age

Says it is a wonderful opportunity to see the wild animals just being themselves

Officials provided no information on what prompted the investigation

Farmers from states around the capital have been demonstrating for three days blockading major highways into New Delhi

France’s State Council says measure not proportionate to coronavirus infection risks

Scandinavian state faces a moment of reckoning with its delayed MeToo movement

Threat was clear that details India’s institutional decay, says vice-dean of law at Oxford University

Challengers to Trump’s directive include various states led by New York, cities, counties and immigrant rights groups

Development gives a new clue as to whether the infection can be transferred from mother to child

At present, five COVID-19 vaccine candidates are in advanced stages of development in India

Fakhrizadeh, who Israel viewed as the "father of Iran's nuclear programme", died after being targeted

Iran has accused arch-foe Israel of seeking to sow "chaos" by killing 59-year-old Mohsen Fakhrizadeh

Temperatures are expected to cross 40 degrees for a second straight day

The health crisis and pandemic had reminded people of the importance of nature and green spaces

The State Department urge Americans to remain situationally aware of the ongoing conflict in the Tigray

Only 10 guests per cardinal were allowed in St. Peter’s Basilica because of the Covid-19 pandemic

The first immunisations using the BioNTech and Pfizer vaccine could take place from December 7

The government has now reduced the number of people allowed in shops, a challenge for small retail outlets

The government says military campaign is in its final stages, after ultimatum given to the TPLF expired on Wednesday

We will return mandate to people and leave it to them to choose which government they want, says Muhyiddin Yassin

Only small numbers braved security, Covid fears and snow-covered terrain to elect council members, say observers

Latest study suggests India's poor healthcare system allowed virus to spread undetected for several months

India has recorded 9.35 million Covid-19 infections, second only to the United States

Foreign minister informs his counterparts about Pakistan's 'Engage Africa' initiative

Dead mink were tipped into trenches at a military area in western Denmark and covered with two metres of soil

The Trump campaign and its supporters have tried and failed to convince judges of election irregularities

Legal experts have said the cases have no chance of success

At least four scientists were killed between 2010 and 2012 in what Tehran said was a program of assassinations

Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris to take oath in January

Vaccines by Pfizer, BioNtech have shown promising results, says head of the global pharmaceutical industry group

Mayor says residents ‘have had enough of visitors and their bad jokes’

India’s gross domestic product in July-September quarter contracted 7.5%, according to official data

Hackers posed as recruiters on LinkedIn and WhatsApp to approach AstraZeneca staff with fake job offers, sources say

US president, however, repeated unfounded claims of massive voter fraud

Nawaz, Ishaq Dar among 30 others attend funeral prayer

Assures Afghan counterpart Pakistan will continue to play conciliatory role for peace in the neighbouring country

Testing and the additional time product sits in warehouses has driven up costs for importers by as much as 200%,

The country grapples with the third wave of the pandemic that appears to be worsening despite tough measures

Some questions have been raised about the Oxford/AstraZeneca data and the robustness of that result

Of Rs470b earmarked for pensions in current fiscal year, Rs369b is for military retirees