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Both parliament and the judiciary are working on the issue, says official

Sanna Marin says Europe was currently too reliant on China for technology

Foreign ministry has ordered all the embassies and consulates concerned to be placed under heightened security

Mahmut Tat had sought asylum in Sweden in 2015 after being sentenced in Turkey

Constitution guarantees fundamental rights and legitimate freedoms, says Iranian president

Russia would conduct a rapid analysis of agreement and respond after that, says Kremlin spokesman

Even the most sophisticated air defence systems will struggle to detect the B-21 in the sky, says defence secretary

Kate and William last visited the United States in 2014, when they were guests of then-President Barack Obama

Protesters say the huge project causes coastal erosion that has undermined their livelihoods

Death of young woman in police custody in September sparked sweeping protests in Iran

Testing booths removed in Beijing; commuters in Shenzhen no longer required to present test results to travel

While fans see a double standard, analysts say the approach reflects the political priorities of Qatar

UN experts also expressed concerns over the fate of scores arbitrarily detained during nationwide protests.

Blinken says designated countries engaged in or tolerated severe violations of religious freedom

Pope Francis renews call for policymakers to address the issue in a manner 'beneficial to all'

Inflation Reduction Act introduced 'for own interests, ignoring impact on other countries', says China

Official hails Chinese authorities for ‘balancing control measures with the lives of communities who have suffered’

President Vladimir Putin is “open to negotiations” on Ukraine but the West must accept Moscow’s demands, says Kremlin

It is being taken off-air for non-compliance with journalist principles and one-sided coverage, says official

The law could see reporters and social media users jailed for up to three years for spreading ‘fake news’

More and more balding men opting for hair transplants as disposable incomes rise in South Asian nation

The Muslim country will ban unwed people from cohabiting as part of an overhaul of its criminal code

Sources say multiple attackers were killed and several guards injured in the incident

Plaintiffs seek damages for ongoing trauma from public entities, officials

Concerns that North Korea may be about to resume nuclear weapons testing

Infection rate maintains upward trend as Vice Premier deems 'ability of virus to cause disease weaker'

Says India aims to depoliticise global supply of food so that geo-political tensions do not lead to global disruptions

Beijing moving quickly to curb biggest show of public defiance in a decade

Iran's top court says accused involved in 'stealing, destroying property, kidnapping and obtaining fake confessions'

Opinion polls conducted in the lead-up to the Gujarat polls projected the BJP to comfortably retain power in the state

Abu Hasan al-Hashimi al-Qurashi has been killed in battle, says militant group’s spokesperson

The member has resigned after 'unacceptable, deeply regrettable comments' were made at the Queen Consort’s reception

US and its allies recognise there is a competition to shape world beyond Cold War divisions

Let the people decide for themselves which kind of government they want, says anti-Taliban leader

The two men met in Turkey on Nov 14 in the highest-level face-to-face contact, since Russia invaded Ukraine

Breadsticks, with their crusty exterior and soft middle, have remained a quintessential part of French life

Turkiye urges increased intra-OIC trade through Trade Preferential System which came into effect in July

Zemin had steered the country through a transformational era from the late 1980s after the bloody Tiananmen crackdown

Mainland China's biggest wave of civil disobedience since the 1989 Tiananmen protests comes as its economy sputters

Leading Shenzhou-15 mission was Fei Junlong, who hailed from China's first batch of astronaut trainees in late 1990s

Alzheimer's drug from Eisai and Biogen may carry serious side-effects, but shows support for Amyloid theory

Prefabricated cabins closer to Doha go for $200 per night while rooms in a shared apartment are advertised for $500

For the first time, less than half of the population in England and Wales identifies as Christian, reveals census data

Baghdad and Tehran identify fighting 'terrorism', maintaining mutual security and extending economic cooperation

Everyone in the country has been affected by the death of this lady, says Brigadier General Amirali Hajizadeh

Ousting China from Sizewell project comes after Rishi Sunak says 'golden era' between UK and China is over

Pakistan envoy sees transition away from fossil fuels difficult

Around 100 countries where mpox is not endemic have now reported outbreaks of the viral disease

Onboard will be three male astronauts: Fei Junlong, Deng Qingming and Zhang Lu

Tehran also summons German envoy to protest last week’s UN Human Rights Council decision