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Numerous videos verified as genuine show people in cinemas inciting violence against Muslims

Heavily indebted country has little money left to pay for imports, which has led to crippling shortages

Ukraine says Russia is regrouping after withdrawing from Kyiv's outskirts to try to gain control of eastern regions

UNGA expressed 'grave concern at ongoing human rights, humanitarian crisis in Ukraine'

Currently, New Delhi mostly relies on Russian military equipment

Shipment had arrived via the airspace of Belarus, Poland and Slovakia to Hungary with all three countries' approval

'How much does the Modi administration have to criminalize the act of being Muslim,' asks Ilhan Omar

Rajapaksa's team, however, is still hunting for a finance minister after Ali Sabry quit a day after his appointment

'We believe that many of Putin's assets are hidden with family members, and that's why we're targeting them'

The case was reported in Mumbai

Rydell, a teen idol in the 1950s and 60s, died of non-Covid-19 related pneumonia complications

The new sanctions hit Russia's Sberbank, which holds one-third of Russia's total banking assets

This is the third such mine found in Ankara's waters since the beginning of the conflict

Deaths in Bucha have triggered a global outcry and pledges of further sanctions against Moscow from the West

Experts deem the move an attempt to change the religious and demographic composition of the occupied valley

IAEA says the move comes six weeks after Tehran set up another site at Isfahan to make the same parts

Yusuf Muran is last from the generation of master woodcarvers in the region

Modi administration has long been accused of trying to silence critics, drawing criticism at home and abroad

Attacks on public targets have largely diminished since the Taliban seized power in August last year

Official sources have earlier stated that Indian government has been looking to establish a rupee-rouble trade system

Record 4.9M tested positive in week up to March 26; tour agencies warn of travel disruption during Easter

More than 100 demonstrations have broken out across the island nation since last week

Nationwide, there were 1,415 new confirmed coronavirus cases on April 5, up from 1,235 a day earlier

The six crematoriums now run almost round the clock by Young's department perform nearly 300 cremations a day

New Delhi has repeatedly called for an end to violence in Ukraine, but has abstained from various UN resolutions

French interior ministry claims closures were due to 'a radical practice of Islam'

Multiple YouTube channels were used to post fake news, reads official statement

Spokesperson Dmitry Peskov says the move will inevitably lead to 'retaliatory steps'

Constitutional experts debating legality and pondering whether Khan and his rivals can find a way forward

The government plans to negotiate an IMF bailout, but talks are yet to begin

Analysts outside China warn about the economic costs of the campaign to curb infections

The Ukrainian leader has already spoken by video link to more than a dozen assemblies

Moscow last month approved a list of unfriendly countries including the US, Canada, Britain, EU states and Ukraine

Washington should make political decision for the deal's revival, says Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson

The Holy month began over the weekend, bringing sacredness and joy to the Muslim world

US President last week requested a record budget to modernising nuclear arms

We were preparing a community feast when sky blazed with red disc, says woman in Maharashtra's Chandrapur district

A spokesperson for the local prosecutor's office also said it would wait to receive the final ruling before commenting

The country has 12,400 institutions capable of processing tests from as many as 900 million people a day

Reports suggest 40 Muslim girls stay away from exams in Udupi district alone

Central Bank of Sri Lanka Governor Ajith Nivard Cabraal said he had also offered to quit

Two-month truce came into force in Yemen on Saturday

Reports suggest 40 Muslim girls stay away from exams in Udupi district alone

I have no doubt that it will be extended to new groups of goods, says Kremlin spokesperson

Gerald Darmanin defends message, denounces 'ordinary racism' for tweet

Nearly a year of negotiations brought the parties close to renewing the landmark 2015 accord

Police still looking for shooter and no one was in custody, Sacramento Police Chief says

China is also battling a large outbreak in the northeastern province of Jilin

President Rajapaksa declared a state of emergency on Friday

Pakistani diaspora faces bureaucratic obstacles that make it feel hard for some to feel like they belong