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Western countries scored 'own goal' by imposing sanctions against Russia, says president

The development has been attributed to a combination of prior infection and vaccination against the virus

New York Times reported last week that New Delhi had stalled the study's release

Despite Russia-Ukraine war, defense supplies from Moscow continue, reports local media

A dozen police officials were injured in the violence after a comment insulting Muslims went viral on social media

Capital punishment has been on wane in US but an upcoming slate of executions refocused attention on death penalty

'Unfortunately, we don't have any breakthrough to announce any information relating to our negotiations'

Troops marched in front of the podium where Raisi stood with army officers

Frustrations are also mounting behind the shuttered gates of the city's tower blocks

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government has repeatedly rejected those higher estimates

'Yes, I hit her, I have authority to do this,' says police officer, defending harsh treatment

Born into a Riyadh-based family, eldest of six children, Mesfer started to develop his sense of style from a young age

Foreign press members were among those killed in Ukraine, according to report by Ukrainian parliament

Erdogan's comments come amid efforts by Turkey and Israel in recent weeks to normalise their long-strained ties

The latest clashes take the number of wounded since Friday to more than 170

Despite many in Pakistan growing frustrated with his politics, Imran Khan supporters in the diaspora have stayed loyal

Political commentators in India say Ukraine will figure in talks, but New Delhi unlikely to change its stance

Perpetrators should be brought to justice, says local Muslim leader

IAF would now be supporting an indigenous programme for helicopters, say sources

Six police officers and several others were injured during scuffles a day earlier

In Second Class Citizen, Buchi Emecheta underscores that not all immigrants live out success stories

As easy as it was for Taliban to wrest control of Afghanistan last August, its niggling governance struggles endure

China's definition of zero-COVID status at community level means that no new cases emerge outside quarantined areas

Rule of Modi's Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party has emboldened hardline religious groups

The gunshot victims ranged in age from 73 to 15

A look at Will Smith’s reaction to Chris Rock raises the question of the social construct of gender

The incident comes days after similar religious violence in three states

Suspect in his 60s allegedly attacked women in southern French city of Montpellier on March 12

US earlier said the country is committed to providing Ukraine with 'the weapons it needs' to defend itself

Leaders of 13 parties say they are shocked at silence of PM Modi against those who 'propagate bigotry'

In a video posted by writer Ashok Swain, the zealot tells Muslims they 'won't be spared'

Despite Russia-Ukraine war, defence supplies from Moscow continue unabated

Downing Street director says new immigration plan could be operational by next month

Shenzhou-13 was the second of four planned crewed missions to complete construction of the space station

The Thai team at the peace talks and the BRN declined to comment

China's military sent frigates, bombers and fighter planes to the East China Sea

US bad actions and tricks are completely futile and very dangerous, says official

Ban triggered international outrage and even left many in the movement baffled by the decision

Confrontations at sacred Al-Aqsa compound carry risk of a slide back into wider conflict

'We call on the United States and its allies to stop the irresponsible militarization of Ukraine'

Most infractions involve citizens trying to skirt rules reporting travels on a health app, falsifying test results

The city has begun converting schools, recently finished apartment blocks and exhibition halls into quarantine centres

Few of North Korea's rich drawn to live in penthouses, concerns over power and water supply keep them away

Local authorities estimate 341 people have been killed so far; more than 40,000 people affected

Russia's defence ministry said it struck a military target on edge of Kyiv overnight with cruise missiles

We priests should be the first to serve others, not exploit others, Francis tells prisoners

Abdul Razaq Arif came to the Netherlands seeking asylum and became a Dutch national

Commander pledges to support any group that fights the 'Zionist regime'

Finland, which shares a 1,300-km border with Russia, and Sweden are considering joining the alliance

New cases are rising in 20 out of more than 240 countries and territories tracked