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Sources say Russians using crypto to invest in real estate in Dubai

Biosecurity experts say Russia's attack raises risk of escape of disease-causing pathogens housed in laboratories

On eve of World Day Against Cyber Censorship, experts say shutdowns cost pots of money to operators and public

US envoy called the meeting ‘a win-win situation’, says Afghan foreign ministry

Da'ish named its new leader Abu al-Hassan al-Hashemi al-Quraishi in a recorded audio message distributed online

Houthi movement targeted a Saudi Aramco refinery in Riyadh using three Samad-3 drones

Russian president says Moscow's actions were aimed at 'demilitarisation and de-Nazification of Ukraine'

As a former Soviet republic, Ukraine has become a popular exile destination for Russian liberals

The five votes held over several weeks starting February 10 set the stage for the next general election in 2024

Facebook will temporarily allow posts that call for the death of President Vladimir Putin and Russian forces

Keqiang urges support for ceasefire talks

Defence Minister says 16,000 volunteers in Middle East ready to come to fight

 North Korea recently used its largest ever intercontinental ballistic missile system in two secret launches

Findings from researches show lineage A and lineage B of SARS-CoV-2 are genetically too different from one another

Russian FM Sergei Lavrov and Ukraine's Dmytro Kuleba meet in Turkey in the highest-level talks since conflict began

Spokesperson says measures are already being taken to calm and stabilise the situation

Iranian chief negotiator returns to Vienna on Wednesday after holding consultations in Tehran

Foreign minister cautions the US and Europe that Moscow never again wants to be dependent on the West

AAP could grow and breathe new life into an anti-Modi bloc

"This is information terrorism," Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said

The satellite launched into orbit will be the first since 2016

More than 1,200 people remained in emergency accommodation in Northern Rivers region

US officials said they were caught off guard by the proposal and the Pentagon quickly deemed it untenable

Foreign ministers from Russia and Ukraine will meet in Turkey in first high-level talks between the two countries

BJP coalition ahead in about 250 of 403 seats in UP; Delhi's ruling party AAP set for landslide victory in Punjab

British lawmakers, Kashmiri diaspora submit a petition with PM Johnson's office against Indian occupation forces

Spokesman Dmitry Peskov cast the West's sanctions as a 'hostile act'

Turkish president says Ankara strongly rejects any moves resembling 'a witch-hunt' against Russians

Beijing says military bio-labs must carry ‘all dangerous viruses in Ukraine’

The 57-year-old patient had made history as the first person to receive the genetically modified heart

Pathogens were immediately destroyed to hide evidence pointing to the United States, says Russian foreign ministry

Beijing urges US to avoid undermining its rights or interests in handling the Ukraine issue

JP Morgan estimated around 70% of Russian seaborne oil was struggling to find buyers

More than 2 million people have fled Ukraine since President Putin launched the invasion nearly two weeks ago

All four companies have major operations in Russia

More than 200 technical staff and guards remain trapped at the site

The estranged prince, who had been placed under house arrest after accusing the country's rulers of corruption

Xi described the situation in Ukraine as "worrying" and said the priority should be preventing it from escalating

Locals have been filling bags with sand on the beach and taking part in weapons training

Eleven months of talks to restore the deal have reached their final stages

Moscow says it is open to honest and mutually respectful dialogue with Washington

No individuals have been imprisoned for exercising the right to freedom of speech, says Saudi diplomat

Felines owned by Russians have been banned from world competitions as punishment for Moscow’s attack on Ukraine

Moscow opens corridors on Tuesday to allow people to leave five Ukrainian cities

To date, the UN has had no involvement in the establishment of humanitarian corridors

On average, brain sizes shrink between 0.2% and 2%, research shows

The fear now is that the refugee influx into neighbouring countries will push their health systems over the edge too

Amid stalled denuclearization talks, North Korea suggests it can resume testing nuclear weapons or ICBMs

Top official says lack of predictability in govt policies impacting investment climate

USCIS expands the pool of individuals who are eligible for ‘special immigrant juvenile’ status