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In July, Rajapaksa was prevented from flying out of the country amidst a debilitating economic crisis

Pakistan should instead be given reparations for the climate crisis, says Claudia Webbe

Experts believe same places can be expected to experience both flooding and drought in a hotter climate

Gorbachev, unloved at home for chaos that his 'perestroika' reforms unleashed, will be buried on Saturday

Indian Army contingent ‘arrived at the exercise location and over the next seven days will undertake joint manoeuvres’

Torrential rains and flooding have also submerged a third of Pakistan

The IMF programme, spread over 48 months, will aim to raise government revenue to support fiscal consolidation

INS Vikrant will not have its own fleet of fighter jets on deck and instead will rely on few Russian-designed aircraft

Skies above Kabul were lit up with fireworks and celebratory gunfire from crowds of Taliban fighters

World leaders were quick to pay tribute

Top court dismisses HC order allowing Karnataka govt to organise the religious function

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is said to have prayed at Al-Fath Mosque in Al-Jamoum area after Fatah-e-Makkah

Gautam Adani, 60, makes his fortune in ports and commodities trading and now ranks just behind Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos

Ankara has so far delivered 7 planes loaded with relief supplies, with 2 more scheduled to arrive late Tuesday evening

Iraq's military declared an open-ended nationwide curfew and urged the protesters to leave the Green Zone

Contract comes after a Taliban delegation led by acting commerce minister visited Russia in mid-August

US space agency cited a problem on one of the Space Launch System rocket's main engines

In the United States, the world's biggest economy, losses could total $3.7 trillion

Asia's third-largest economy is grappling with persistently high unemployment and inflation

Police say the men were arrested as they 'offered prayers without prior permission from local authorities'

The current impasse between Sadr and rivals has given Iraq its longest run without a government

An agreement between London, New Delhi and Kathmandu allows India and Britain to continue to recruit Gurkhas

The video also appears to show Upton hitting the women

Report shows the helmet cut levels of lung-damaging PM 2.5 airborne particles to 8.1 micrograms

World leaders send condolences over deaths

RS Turbo Series 1 usually made in white but royal family asked for Diana's to be painted black ‘for discretion’

Israel says a deal would facilitate the funding of Iran-supported militants

In eyes of men, the humble are seen as weak and losers, but in reality, they are the real winners, says Pope Francis

Pelosi's trip in early August infuriated China which saw it as a US attempt to interfere in its internal affairs

Thousands vacated apartments near blast site while crowds watching collapse from rooftops cheered as towers collapsed

Argentine pontiff appeals for ‘prompt international solidarity’ saying he is praying for the victims

Desperately Seeking Shahrukh is not a book about the Bollywood megastar, but about some of his female fans

This is a time to stand together, says British High Commissioner to Pakistan Christian Turner

Ghulam Nabi blamed the party's de facto second-in-command, Rahul Gandhi for its failings

Hydropower is the biggest source of electricity supply in Sichuan, accounting for more than 80% of total power

The decision is a defeat for four groups of creditors that sued a variety of defendants, including al-Qaeda

Moderna alleges Pfizer/BioNTech copied mRNA technology that it had patented between 2010 and 2016

India and China have stepped up oil purchases from Russia after Ukraine invasion at a discount to market price

Sheikh Saleh al-Talib, prominent ex-Imam of the Grand Mosque of Makkah, was detained in 2018

Turkey seeks to strike balance b/w Moscow and Kyiv by criticising Russia's invasion while opposing Western sanctions

Azad says he is leaving party after 50 years as 'inexperienced sycophants’ started running affairs of party

Cultural differences are sometimes evident in a country where many still believe in ethnic homogeneity

"Russia has put Ukraine and all Europeans in a situation one step away from a radiation disaster," said the President

US air strikes against Iran-linked targets in Syria were carried out to protect and defend American personnel

Flooding has wrought widespread devastation in central and eastern Afghan provinces in recent weeks

Global watchdog report deals a blow to the standing of Germany, which prides itself on a reputation for probity

Baghdad has hosted five rounds of talks so far, the last in April

The increase includes a 137,000 boost in the number of combat personnel to 1.15 million

World's second-largest economy has experienced over 70 days of heatwaves, floods and droughts due to climate change

Appeal of Shadeed Abdulmateen was rejected in High People's Court of Eastern China's Zhejiang Province