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The two-dose vaccine will be available on international markets for less than $10 (8.40 euros) per dose

Recently banned apps include Alibaba's AliExpress, delivery service Lalamove as well as dating and live-streaming apps

US Navy denied wrongdoing by its vessel and accused Moscow of making excessive maritime claims

Joe Biden’s victory has raised the possibility that US could rejoin a deal Iran reached with world powers in 2015

However, Jewish state's health ministry insists it has nothing to do with anyone's visit to any country

A first Bahraini delegation also visited Israel last Wednesday

Terms Indian briefing to foreign envoys on Nargota attack as attempt to implicate Pakistan in planned attack in IIOJK

Over 180 of the latest cases are linked to dance clubs

The Trump campaign’s legal efforts to overturn the election have almost entirely failed

World had to ensure vaccines were distributed fairly across the globe, says WHO chief

Dozens of countries have signed up to the global vaccine plan known as COVAX, which was set up by the WHO

Biden has pushed ahead with his transition plans despite the lack of cooperation from the current administration

Israel and UAE agreed in September to establish diplomatic relations, breaking longstanding taboo

Labourer David Wilson sent images of women in exchange for the boys sending him videos and images of themselves

The requirement to have an agent from among the country’s citizens has also been cancelled

Delhi recorded more than 6,700 new cases on Sunday, while India’s overall caseload stood at 9.14 million

Healthcare workers and other high-risk people could start getting shots within a day or two of regulatory consent

Tally in the energy producing region of more than 50 million people stood at 1,001,182 infections, with 9,162 deaths

Lockdown-related fall in emissions is just a tiny blip on the long-term graph, says WMO chief

Top Glove will close over half of its factories after a surge in coronavirus cases among workers

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has told the Tigray People’s Liberation Front to lay down arms or face a final assault

Neither Taiwan nor the United States has officially confirmed the trip

Israeli minister confirms meeting

Houthi forces have carried out many missile and drone strikes on civilian airports and oil infrastructure in Saudi

New Zealand has eliminated Covid-19 from the community twice

Francis recounts how a nun who worked as nurse helped save his life

Iran denies that its atomic programme is aimed at developing weapons

Indian govt aims to immunise 200 million to 250 million people by July

The world's richest nations adopted a unified tone on challenges ahead during a virtual summit hosted by Saudi Arabia

We will fulfil our commitments, offer help and support to other developing countries, says Xi Jinping

The treatment is part of a class of drugs known as monoclonal antibodies

We will work with anyone who has the trust of the American people, says Russian President

Tehran and Washington, enemies for more than four decades, have edged to the brink of war twice since June 2019

Federal minister Shireen Mazari had said Macron was treating Muslims like Nazis had treated Jews in World War 2

Many Indians took to Twitter demanding a boycott of Netflix

Turkish President says we will not bow down to overt attacks and veiled injustices to our country and nation

The war has killed hundreds, possibly thousands, sent more than 30,000 refugees into neighbouring Sudan

The complex, named Deepspot, even includes a small wreck for scuba and free divers to explore

Must ‘own’ report on soldiers committing crimes in Afghanistan, says Defence Force Chief General Angus Campbell

Europe's briefly enjoyed sinking infection rates are now surging again

The level of restriction is determined by certain benchmarks

Trump has launched a barrage of lawsuits and mounted a pressure campaign

Donald Trump made a brief online appearance at the virtual staged G20 summit hosted by Saudi Arabia

Trump's campaign has not been able to provide any evidence for widespread and coordinated electoral fraud

Ian Jones was bitten by an Indian cobra in Jodhpur distict of desert state and admitted to hospital in Jodhpur city

Demanded clothes maker Jon Cotre offer an apology for 'deeply trivializing' one of the most revered gods of Hinduism

The official statement did not say how the 69 prisoners had escaped from the facility

Swiss authorities ask the vulnerable to put their wishes on paper in case the worst should happen

Organisers of Mumbai LitFest tell two-member panel that discussion was cancelled due to ‘unforeseen circumstances’

Saudi Arabia and Turkey have been at odds for some years over foreign policy and attitudes towards political groups