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He will attend a United Nations World Tourism Organisation event in Riyadh

Swedish police investigate mosque fire in Eskilstuna for possible arson, no suspects, extensive damage to the mosque

Report: Over 255 hate speech incidents against Muslims in India in first half 2023, with many in election-bound states

China's white paper outlines global community vision, emphasizing cooperation, justice, and collective responsibility

Protests over Cauvery water-sharing turn tense, a demonstrator tried to commit suicide while another was injured

At least 13,550 ethnic Armenians who call Nagorno-Karabakh home arrived in Armenia on the first day of the exodus

About 100 protesters burned an Indian flag; struck cardboard cut-out of Indian PM Modi with a shoe

'We want people to remember that BJP knocked on their doors much before any opposition party worker did'

Saudi delegation visits Palestine as part of Israel-Saudi accord discussions with potential concessions for Palestine

US imposes trade restrictions on Chinese and Russian firms over drone component supply for Russia's Ukraine war effort

Last week, three unions filed appeal against ruling of Council of State upholding ban on abaya in schools

Meeting in Kazan to focus on political, economic issues, says Kabul

The Iranian Oil Ministry's Shana news agency said the incident occurred late on Sept. 22 during emergency repairs

Taliban explore expansion of city surveillance with possible use of American plan and Huawei consultation

Israeli forces killed two Palestinians during a raid in the West Bank, sparking a gun battle with Palestinian fighters

Sikhs For Justice remains committed to the Khalistan Referendum movement despite India's actions

The ethnic Armenians of Nagorno-Karabakh plan to leave for Armenia, fearing repression after Azerbaijan's victory

Members had Da'ish ties and affiliations with groups in Syria, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Iraqi Kurdistan

The killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar dents Modi’s ambitions to portray his nation as a leader of the developing world.

UN blames Russia-Ukraine war for worsening a global food crisis

Emergency workers used bulldozers to clear the debris as they retrieved bodies

Britain recorded its hottest day ever in July 2022, when temperatures exceeded 40 degrees Celsius

US Ambassador to Canada confirms shared intelligence on possible Indian involvement in a murder, urges cooperation

IOC president Bach said the Hangzhou Asiad has set new standards for future Asian Games in different ways

Chinese President Xi Jinping opens the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, featuring 12,000 athletes from 45 nations

Permanent Court of Arbitration trying to resolve long-standing water dispute between South Asian nuclear neighbours

'Asia has enjoyed overall stability as well as sustained rapid economic growth'

India's space agency is trying to re-establish contact with lunar lander and rover after cold lunar night conditions

Gurpatwant Singh Pannun was designated terrorist by Indian authorities in 2020

Both were charged with disturbing the peace and putting others' integrity at risk

Poland decided last week to extend a ban on Ukrainian grain imports

We want to see accountability, says Blinken

Afghan consul general says they will not be able to defend any refugee who comes under criticism by Pakistani govt

"Sportswashing" allegation levelled at countries perceived to be using sport to improve their tarnished image abroad

Thousands of worshippers gather to see Kashmiri leader lead Friday prayers for the first time in 218 weeks

The Israeli PM asserted that Palestinians should not be allowed to veto the regional dealmaking.

'Five Eyes' countries also raised the matter before the Indian PM

The Turkish president had labeled members of the LGBTQ community as "deviants" in the past

'Security concerns of all countries should be addressed, sovereignty and territorial integrity should be respected'

Canada declines to release evidence linking Indian government agents to the murder of a Sikh separatist leader

Saudi, US calls for Palestinians to make gains are likely unpalatable for Israeli PM's govt

Canada is one of Kyiv's staunchest supporters in the war against Russia

The U.S official confirmed for the first time that Washington was talking to New Delhi about the matter

Community leaders call for a joint strategy against India's alleged extra-territorial actions, demand justice

China now leads in academic papers published globally, surpassing the United States in 2022, according to a report

Funds were previously frozen in response to Taliban's decision to ban women from working in NGOs, says bloc

'We have an agreement on the cessation of military action but we await a final agreement,' Karabakh Armenian official

Behram Shah, a resident of Kohat, breathed his last on August 18 while incarcerated in Mazar-e-Sharif jail

India suspends Canadian visa services as tensions escalate over Sikh leader's murder allegations

Officials said at least 18 people were wounded in the air strikes, including a nine-year-old girl