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Pollution peaking in New Delhi after months of respite during coronavirus lockdown

Police shot the attacker dead minutes after he murdered 47-year-old history teacher Samuel Paty

With about two dozen confirmed cases, Vatican has been only lightly affected by the coronavirus

Iran says its fight against the coronavirus has been hampered by US sanctions

Concerted action was needed to prevent millions of people being pushed into poverty and hunger, warns Antonio Guterres

Frontline health and sanitation workers, police officials and elderly people to get vaccine on priority

The reported death toll rises by 33 to 9,767

In a sharp escalation of the conflict over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region

Between 2014 and 2018, seizures of marijuana plants quadrupled, interior ministry figures show

Political commentators believe voters rewarded her for a decisive response to Covid-19

13 civilians were killed and more than 40 wounded in the city of Ganja by an Armenian missile attack

India has recorded the world’s second-largest number of cases

Dr Moeed Yousuf says Delhi is stuck in its odd stance on IIOJK

Creators of the test hope that it will simplify tracking the spread of the coronavirus

Royal couple reconnects with schoolchildren via video call, marks one year since their historic visit to Pakistan

Opposition leader also shares a graph on Twitter predicting Indian economy to shrink by 10.3%

Unless Brussels changed course there would be no agreement, says Johnson

More than 18 million Americans have already cast ballots according to an election tracker at the University of Florida

Amid unrest triggered by Oct 4 parliamentary elections

Federal officers raids the home of the lawmaker as part of a corruption probe

Early vote indications appear to favor Biden, who has a double-digit lead over Trump in the national polls

Both countries accuse the other of using the banned weapons in fierce clashes over the disputed province

The releasing the water into the sea or evaporating it were both "realistic options" says government panel

The 27 leaders have tried to keep Brexit off the agenda at their recent summits

Countries in many parts of the world are facing tough choices on how to control the disease

Educast, a telehealth platform, is playing a pivotal role by providing maternity and childcare services

Twitter placed similar restrictions on the account of White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany on Wednesday

Israel and the UAE signed a normalisation deal on Sept. 15, forging formal diplomatic ties

The S-400 surface-to-air defence system is one of the most advanced in the world

Danish, Canadian researchers find blood group O less susceptible to coronavirus infection

Azerbaijan’s president warned of 'new victims and new bloodshed' from fighting that broke out on September 27

The device is able to detect the coronavirus and distinguish it from other viruses with high accuracy

Taliban 'might see it in their advantage' and come back by force if US withdrew, says top Afghanistan peace official

Health experts say uncontrolled transmission in younger people risks significant mortality across whole population

Pakistan highly values relations with US and desires to further strengthen them, minister tells US charge d'affaires

After a nearly seven-month coronavirus shutdown

This review highlights the detrimental physical and psychological impact that ongoing Covid is having on many lives

Melania Trump said her symptoms were 'minimal'

A day after the IMF warned that global GDP would contract 4.4 percent in 2020

Researchers report 206,000 more deaths than would have been expected without the pandemic

If current trends hold, India will overtake the infection tally of the United States early next month

Ambassador Akram says India's “aggressive policies and military posture" threaten world peace, especially Pakistan's

The program allows people to use all services related to residency and work in Dubai

Plenary session in Beijing discusses ‘Vision 2023’ including TCFD disclosures

Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says so far early clinical trials have only included non-pregnant adults

Informal sector employs 95% of India's female workforce - from street vendors and factory workers to domestic maids

Major economies agreed in principle for the first time on a 'Common Framework'

Unidentified attacker, accompanied by a woman, accosted and shot them while they were heading home from work

Helicopters were evacuating wounded soldiers from fighting in southern Afghanistan

A large-scale human trial of EpiVacCorona is likely to begin in November or December