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Rouhani says the deal was "betrayal of the Palestinian cause"

Indian PM identifies health and economic self-reliance as key priorities for his government

World Health Organization says it still needed a rigorous safety review

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe sent a ritual offering to the shrine for war dead

South Korea used invasive tracing and widespread testing to contain its first outbreak

Move came as South Korea reported 166 new cases

Seven new cases were reported on Saturday

He warns the Gulf state against allowing Israel to have a “foothold in the region”

Bloc hopes for resumption of Israeli-Palestinian talks based on 2-state solution, says EU foreign policy chief

Serious deterioration in ties with Turkey has far-reaching strategic consequences for entire EU

Bloc's foreign ministers set to impose sanctions for human rights violations, election fraud

India still remains third most-affected country in terms of infections globally after US, Brazil

Brazil, Mexico have highest number of deaths in region

Palestinian issue not subject to principles of trade-offs, deals, says Amman-based Palestinian National Council

Russia proposes summit to discuss issue to avoid possible confrontation

Says relations with neighbours are now linked to security, progress and trust

Abu Dhabi's iconic building was also lit up with the colours of Pakistan's flag to mark Independence Day

Pakistan's president announces Sitara-i-Quaid-i-Azam for Celal Soydan from Istanbul University

Incidents occurred despite law enforcers tightening security on Independence Day

Russia says world’s first vaccine for coronavirus will be rolled out by the end of this month

Under an agreement, Israel and UAE announced that they will normalise diplomatic ties

Death toll now above 19,300, total case count near 339,000

Russia maintains its will to share information about coronavirus vaccine, say Russian officials

Pompeo says Iran must also provide 'full and immediate cooperation' with IAEA

South Asian nation conducts record 840,000 Covid-19 tests in one day

Floods and landslides have so far killed 215 people this year, while 85 are missing

Turkish foreign ministry says history would never forgive UAE’s 'hypocritical behaviour'

'Indian authorities have failed the Kashmiri people and have long denied them justice'

Author Waseem Ahmed Saeed says contribution of Muslim freedom fighters in India has been forgotten over time

Country registers 95% increase of deaths while spread of Covid-19 cases seems to scale down

Designs of Europe’s greatest buildings were plundered from the Islamic world, says book by culture expert Diana Darke

Palestinian leadership regards the move as a betrayal, with Netanyahu angering right-wing Israeli settlers

The blast killed at least 172 people

The company and the UK government will collaborate for the trial to assess the efficacy of the vaccine

2,669 tests have come back positive in the past 24 hours

Lebanese army says foreign diplomats informed about distribution mechanism of aid after last week’s explosion

Israel to suspend annexation plans for parts of occupied West Bank

Recent losses of Muslims due to UAE policy much higher than Zionist regime killed, displaced in 50years, says official

Attacks carried out in response to launching of incendiary balloons into Israeli territory, says Israeli army

The Gulf monarchy and Israel agreed to a normalization of diplomatic relations

The growth pace of exports and imports in the resource-rich country had improved in June

Case numbers continue to rise as health authorities desperately scramble to find the source of the infection

Group of 80 prisoners was released on August 13

More than 20.69 million people are reported to be infected by the coronavirus globally and almost 750,000​ have died

Israel and UAE have agreed to normalise relations, US President Donald Trump said Thursday

Attack comes after government accuses Taliban of killing 121 civilians and ahead of expected new stage in peace talks

Black, Asian, and minority ethnic people more likely to have been infected, as well as those living in London

Indian marriage ceremonies that normally gather hundreds are allowed with only 50 people due to Covid-19 pandemic

Erian, 66, had served as deputy leader of the Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party

Hundreds of people have been injured in confrontations with security forces who fired tear gas during the protest