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Beijing lodges a complaint with Washington, opposing any official exchanges between the two countries

Shuts more than a quarter of US Gulf of Mexico offshore oil and gas production

FO says re-election resounding validation of country’s meaningful engagement within UN

Amid new efforts to find a political solution to the country’s conflict

Previously opposed by Republicans and environmentalists saying it would damage wetlands and popular fishing sites

UK must honour the N Irish peace deal or there will be no US trade deal says the presidential candidate

As over 12,000 people were left without shelter, proper sanitation or access to food and water

The agency surveys 5,000 people and finds about half blamed a specific group for spreading of the disease

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused the militants of seeking to stop the peace deals

Palestine has relied on a longstanding pan-Arab position, demanding Israel's withdrawal from the occupied West Bank

Initial results of the vaccine's Phase III trials, involving around 40,000 people are expected in October or November

Time has come to fully leave our colonial past behind, says Barbados Governor General Sandra Mason

Two sides have had a long-standing agreement for troops not to use firearms at the poorly defined LAC

As the British government pushes ahead with moves that would breach their divorce treaty

Council said it had "temporarily ordered closed all schools, the university, the parks, open-air sports facilities"

Factory output prices fell for the fifth month in a row in annual terms

China has been pushing for language associated with Xi’s Communist Party ideology to be included in UN resolutions

Ruled that additional tariffs imposed by the US against China in 2018 were inconsistent with global trading rules

Australia has reported nearly 26,800 coronavirus cases and 824 deaths

As UAE grants emergency approval for use of a coronavirus vaccine

Trials have also resumed in Brazil and South Africa

As Johnson's Internal Market Bill is currently being debated in parliament

Trump said he would have no problem selling advanced stealth F-35 fighter jets to the UAE

United States had a number of cases because it did more testing than other countries says Trump

As the freshly minted head of the ruling LDP vows to continue the policies of his predecessor Shinzo Abe

Packing maximum sustained winds of 100 miles per hour

The army has denied genocide, saying it was carrying out a legitimate operation against Rohingya militants

The death toll from Covid-19 is now at 82,066

Pakistan's 'relation of respect with the Afghans, including Taliban' convinced Taliban for talks, argues expert

The US president says after decades of division and conflict we mark the dawn of a new Middle East

The deals make them the third and fourth Arab states to normalise ties with Israel after Egypt and Jordan

An early-stage study showed Novavax’s vaccine produced high levels of antibodies against the novel coronavirus

The move will likely fuel speculation that Oman could be the next Gulf state to sign a normalisation deal with Israel

Several of the arrested women say they have suffered torture and sexual assault in detention

UAE is eyeing stealth fighter jet as a component to make the small, wealthy country into a regional military power

Does not expect that a vaccine will be broadly available until the middle of 2021, Research Minister Anja Karliczek

The death toll crossed 80,000 on Tuesday

With intensive caring units nearing full capacity, doctors warn the pandemic is 'not under control'

China and India will remain in communication through diplomatic and military channels, says FM spokesman Wang Wenbin

China’s rights and interests in relevant waters are clear, says Chinese foreign ministry spokesman

Families gathered at a cemetery where many of the victims of a 2018 bomb attack at a school in west Kabul were buried

Trump administration moved on Monday to block US imports

This species has learned to slip through cracks to access water tanks, favoring those made from brick and cement

Industry will suffer a $2.6 billion loss this year, although it could be even more

Refugees were left without shelter, proper sanitation or access to food and water

Net sales fell 19% to 50.9 billion crowns from a year earlier

The unemployment rate increased to 4.1% in the three months to July from 3.9% in the April-June period

Australia has reported just over 26,700 coronavirus cases and 816 deaths

Retail sales grew for the first time this year

Iranian plot to assassinate the US ambassador to South Africa was planned before the presidential election in November