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Even before the quake country was in grip of a humanitarian crisis, with aid flows and financial assistance curtailed

‘We are heading toward unimaginable catastrophe,’ says psychiatrist

Says Moscow ready to ensure free passage of Ukrainian grain vessels into international waters

Amid concerns North Korea could be preparing to conduct its first nuclear test in five years

Says defence of life could not be confined to individual rights because life is matter of 'broad social significance'

Onrush from Indian river deteriorating conditions in northeastern region, says official

The aid will include tents, towels, beds and other materials, says Chinese foreign ministry

Beijing says military organised air and ground forces to monitor the aircraft's operation

Medical staff says rudimentary healthcare facilities are hampering efforts to help the injured

The city, however, remains on edge

The London Pub is a popular gay bar and nightclub in the centre of Oslo

Programme to support governments of Punjab, K-P in providing better, equitable education

We will always remember those who gave us a helping hand in difficult times, says Interior Minister Haqqani

Court, in a 6-3 ruling, upheld Republican-backed Mississippi law that bans abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy

German ambassador to Canada accuses Russia of using 'energy as a weapon'

Spokesperson says shots that killed Abu Akleh did not come not from indiscriminate firing by armed Palestinians

'Roots of our contemporary association run deep into the most painful period of our history': Charles

Zabihullah Mujahid says efforts underway to release Afghan nationals detained overseas

The woman befriended the man on Facebook before ‘acquiring details of the advanced missile programme’

6-3 decision strikes down New York law requiring a person to prove they had legitimate self-defence need

Beijing mounts opposition to participation of New Zealand, Australia, South Korea, Japan in the moot

The haircut –- known locally by English word "boy" –- has become strikingly visible on the streets of Saudi capital

Calls for evolving a 'truly multinational international system based on the 'United Nations'

Head of aid organisation says weaker defence against infectious diseases will result in deaths

Tehran blames Israel, a major ally of the US, for killing number of Iranian nuclear scientists in recent years

Island nation needs about $5 billion in the next six months to cover basic necessities for its 22 million people

Move marks a huge geopolitical shift and will anger Russia as it struggles to impose its will on Ukraine

Taliban government officials said houses were reduced to rubble and bodies swathed in blankets lay on the ground

The Taliban-led ministry of defence is leading rescue efforts

US 'deeply saddened to see the devastating earthquake' that killed more than 1,000 people, says Jake Sullivan

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar calls on House of Representatives to condemn violations targeting Muslims, Christians, Sikhs

Indirect talks between Tehran and US President Joe Biden's administration to reinstate the pact have been on hold

Wang spoke during a meeting with Pradeep Kumar Rawat, India's new ambassador to China

Politicising global economy, using it as personal weapon will only inflict suffering, warns Chinese president

The military has set up medical camp, special entry gate among other steps for calamity-stricken Afghans

WHO's DG Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says agency was working with the UK on the response

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova holds weekly press briefing

Half a million more Afghans fled to Iran since Taliban’s seizure of Kabul last year

If elected, Murmu will become the first tribal president and the second-ever female president

Bangladeshi troops were navigating dinghys through brackish floodwaters to rescue those in need or deliver food

Prince Mohammed is on his first tour outside the Gulf region in over three years including a visit to Jordan

Paktika province worst-hit; Taliban appeal for international help; one dies in K-P

Transgender Xavier Musk asks to be recognised as female and change her name as part of a new gender identity

The research recommends decreasing sedentary time, increasing physical activity to tackle the issue

MSB arrived in Egypt on Monday, marking the beginning of his first tour outside Gulf region in over three years

Chinese Defence Ministry described it as defensive, not aimed at any country

Authorities struggled to reach more than 9.5 million people stranded with little food, drinking water

Multicourse cuisine of Kashmiri wazwan has found use in gastrodiplomacy with far-reaching consequences

In recent days, Lithuania has shut the route for basic goods including construction materials, metals and coal

The strikes are compounding wider travel chaos after airlines were forced to cut flights owing to staff shortages