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Kuwait taking ‘very radical’ view on conflict ‘in favor of Palestinians,’ says senior White House adviser

'We are going to win four more years

Nearly 900,000 tests conducted in last 24 hours, says Health Ministry

Investors believe the region will become business hub after full operationalization of CPEC

Military official says fatalities include 3 soldiers

Matters of mutual interest including bilateral defence, security cooperation and regional security discussed

CAIE had announced results of hundreds of thousands of students under grade prediction method earlier

Police arrest two accused as man heard making derogatory remarks in video

Monday’s total death toll was the third highest in such violence in the occupied valley in the past year

The US-UAE-Israel joint statement on the normalisation deal said Israel had agreed to 'suspend' the annexation plan

France says terrorists convicted of killing French citizens in Afghanistan should not be released

Bin Abdullah affirms Oman’s support 'to achieve a comprehensive, just and lasting peace in the Middle East'

The black cat remains 'an enigma' in the country

This step will help build and strengthen the trust between us and the peoples of the region, says Rivlin

The Prime Minister says, 'we are all in the same boat. We are all campaigning in the same environment'

Russia and China opposed extending the weapons ban, which is due to expire in October

Afghanistan's national security officials say 'international partners have reservations' about releasing the prisoners

Ankhi Das in her complaint to Delhi police says some individuals online had “intentionally vilified” her

Another 5 US soldiers deployed in South Korea test positive for coronavirus, taking total cases to over 100

She says, she feels like we're all on a sinking ship but everyone is still eating, drinking and being merry

Accompanied by ISI chief, COAS meets Saudi Chief of General Staff, and commander of joint forces

Despite calls from the opposition and nationwide anti-government protests

With over 100,000 volunteers so far no vaccine candidate has yet been proven effective against the disease

As the novel virus has infected more than two million people in India alone, and thrown the economy into reverse

DC Director warns the US may be in for its “worst fall” if the public does not follow health guidelines

25 deaths in the country take national death toll to 421 with 290 more cases reported in a single day

Ardern has popularity rating of about 60 per cent due to her leadership during the pandemic

Country is third-most infected nation behind the US and Brazil

Country's trace, test and treat approach has been held up as a global model in how to curb the virus

US calls for jump-starting peace process as female member of Afghan negotiating team survives attempt on her life

Official data last week said UK economy shrank 20.4%, plunging Britain into deepest recession of any G7 nation

This is an issue of Facebook’s global credibility, says Congress party spokesperson

In late June, missiles reached the Saudi capital Riyadh

President says infections have peaked; curfew, restrictions on international travel still remain in place

US president visited his brother on Friday at a hospital in New York

The number ends in five eights, a sought-after combination in China

Israel and UAE announced an agreement that will lead to a full normalisation of diplomatic relations

US president says you'll be watching it next week

Children unable to establish healthy relations with parents before 4 more prone to addictions, says expert

Both Bahrain and Oman praised UAE-Israel accord, although neither have commented on their own prospects

Bangladeshi officials continue rescue operation after incident at Hatia Channel near Bhashan Char inland

Hamas says UAE ‘sold out’ Palestinians as thousands flock to Gaza streets

Deal considered a first towards effective partnerships between Emirati and Israeli business sectors for Covid-19 R&D

Surge in infections prompt authorities to reimpose tighter social distancing curbs in the Seoul metropolitan area

Post election protests have thrown the European country in turmoil with longtime president Lukashenko under pressure

Australia’s health minister says federal govt is close to striking a deal allowing production of vaccine in Australia

Ardern, who has been seen as largely resisting calls for a delay, is set to decide by Monday

After hours of shouting, the protest turns into scuffles and fist fights, drawing in police backed by a SWAT team

Some Lebanese doubt authorities can carry out proper investigation, say foreign countries should intervene

TeK UK president says India has no right to celebrate independence after snatching Kashmiris right