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White supremacist terrorist who killed 51 worshippers in gun massacre at mosques in Christchurch

Authorities approve human trials of 2nd local vaccine as total Covid-19 case count passes 625,000, deaths cross 18,000

Coronavirus has killed 58 people in the country

Officials warn Britain to stop interfering in China's affairs, say UK has 'no right of supervision’ over Hong Kong

Third such incident within week fuels speculation

China has not disclosed how many casualties its troops suffered in the Galwan Valley on June 15

Pakistan’s Special Representative on Afghanistan says Angor Adda, Kharlachi crossing to be opened by July 12

Earlier, European Union had also suspended PIA from operating in the member countries for six months

Standoff along disputed border continues as Indo-China ties nosedive

Poaching has been ruled out as the carcasses were found intact

Police says the man was arrested shortly after and an investigation is currently underway

Together we’ve protected the public by arresting middle-tier criminals and the kingpins, say British police

Coronavirus surging in region but countries are not halting plans to reopen airports, restaurants and hotels

Spike in deaths in Ahmedabad as patients not able to go to hospitals due to virus fears, say doctors

Country's chief cabinet secretary says there was no need to reintroduce a state of emergency

Plasma bank to ease access to blood plasma for treating patients of novel coronavirus

That means Putin, 67, could rule until the age of 83

Nuclear site operating as usual, says Iran's Atomic Energy Organisation spokesperson, AEO is investigating incident

In his resignation, Clark said he did not want to be a distraction from the government's response to the pandemic

4 gunmen were neutralized before they could enter stock exchange building in Karachi earlier this week

Hachalu Hundessa was shot dead Monday night in capital Addis Ababa

India added 100,000 Covid-19 cases in the last 5 days alone, with total to date of over 600,000

Houthis say children among the wounded in coalition airstrikes in Sadah province

Miners were collecting jade stones in Hpakantarea of Kachin state when muddy landslide buried them, officials say

Tokyo sees highest daily tally in two months

Covid-19 has killed 58 people in the country

Report by rights group says 107 cordon and search operations, destruction of 48 structures also occurred during period

The officer was attacked as he tried to make an arrest

Just days before, six members of a family, including a minor, were reported murdered in Celaya

Heart wrenching pictures of martyred Kashmiri civilian reflects Indian force's barbarity

FM speaks with EU official, seeks reversal of Europe ban on national carrier

Traumatised three-year-old can be seen sitting on his dead grandfather after Indian security forces martyred him

For thousands of Indian content creators, TikTok was a window into fame and fortune

China's national flag and the flag of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) were hoisted

New law will ensure the full and faithful implementation of the "one country, two system, Officials

Hot spots of terrorism still remain in Syria’s Idlib and other regions, Russian President

Annexation will harm improving relations with the Arab world, Johnson warned

The United Nations has been sidelined in the dispute over Kashmir, says AJK president

At least 17 others were injured in the thermal power plant explosion in Tamil Nadu state

Country observes serious increase in number of patients in hospitals in capital Tehran, according to health ministry

The annexation plan was scheduled to be declared by Netanyahu on Wednesday

Russia also sees spike in coronavirus deaths, with 216 compared to recent average of about 100-plus

Washington must stop illegal unilateral sanctions on Tehran, says Beijing's top UN envoy

Ifo sees Europe’s largest economy contracting by 6.7% in 2020 as a whole and growing by 6.4% in 2021

Prime Minister Boris Johnson promised to fast-track infrastructure investment and slash property planning rules

Eyewitnesses say large number of Jewish settlers raided northern part of Halhul village in Hebron

Environmental groups, majority of climate activists around globe continue protesting online due to COVID-19 pandemic

Month sees China's upgrading protection status of pangolin and removing its scales from list of traditional medicines

Top US diplomat warns Russia, China better-armed Iran would pose risk to stable energy prices they depend on

Insurgents reject allegation as 'baseless'