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Int'l forum observes anti-Muslim rhetoric in India has been taken to mainstream to create 'Hindu Rashtra'

The victims were sitting on an iron slab covering the well on Wednesday when it gave way, officials say

The countries now enjoy strong economic ties, but war remains a sensitive topic among victims, veterans

Johnson, Morrison expressed 'grave concerns about credible reports of human rights violations in Xinjiang'

France has had troops in Mali since 2013, when it intervened to drive back militants

Kuwait is known to have an active political scene, with MPs regularly challenging the authorities

Russia's defense ministry said its forces were pulling back after exercises in southern and western military districts

After being held captive for some time by mujahideen, Sherefovic converted to Islam

The group's leader says it has been producing drones for a long time, invites 'orders' from buyers

People in only Muslim-dominated districts pin hopes on new govt to address issues

Karnataka High Court blocked last week students from wearing religious garments until final ruling announced

Pentagon says US flight crews were flying in international airspace at time of intercepts

South Africans use Internet most with daily average of over 10 hours, Japan sits at bottom under 5 hours, says report

Findings shed light on whether benefits of vaccination extend to infants who would be too young to receive vaccines

Beijing says Washington is 'playing up the threat of warfare and creating tension'

Searches were conducted at Huawei's office premises in New Delhi, Gurugram and Bengaluru

The border city of Tapachula has been filled with thousands waiting for papers to be able to freely cross the country

Abdul Rafief allegedly abused political opponents in the 1980s

Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency builds clinics, procures medical supplies in northern Afghanistan

Latest attack came as indirect parliamentary elections are held

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's Damascus has been a staunch ally of Moscow

The video, published by the RIA news agency, showed dozens of military vehicles crossing the bridge at night

'Special Rep Syed will lead efforts to support the export activities of US companies through commercial advocacy'

All of the students were allowed, including the girls in hijabs, despite a ruling from the state's High Court

The study suggests that an important element to the success is the transplantation of HIV-resistant cells

Hindu students ask officials to impose a complete ban on hijab at Uttar Pradesh college

Spokesperson urges Washington to ‘immediately return the stolen money’ to the Afghan people

Russian official accuses US of fuelling the crisis by warning repeatedly of an impending invasion

Local school officials across US are being inundated with threats, other hostile messages from anonymous harassers

The donor conference comes as the international community continues to grapple with how to help Afghanistan

Move to help strengthen local Afghani, says Central Bank

"Abandoning diplomacy for confrontation is not a step over a line, it is a dive over a cliff," he said

Haunted by memories of the last Taliban regime, some Afghan women are too frightened to venture out

Blinken said Washington was offering Ukraine up to $1 billion in sovereign loan guarantees to calm markets

Ex-Afghan president Hamid Karzai asks families of those killed in 9/11 attacks to help rescind President Biden's order

Bennett's office says leaders will discuss ways to strengthen ties, especially in diplomatic and economic areas

Turkish president says trip marks the beginning of a new era in bilateral relations

Official statement urges New Delhi to bring the perpetrators of acts of violence against Muslims to justice

Moscow has over 100,000 troops massed near Ukraine, but has repeatedly denied any plans to invade

EU cannot ignore far-right ideology, attacks on civil society, says Brussels-based watchdog

Transport minister says two police officers received injuries in the incident

Riaz Khan explains similarities, differences between US, Soviet pullouts

Temporary repositioning of forces 'does not signal end of mission,' says Canadian government

Authorities have banned gatherings of more than five people within 200 metres (650 ft) of educational institutions

Tension escalates along Ukrainian border amid fears of possible Russian invasion

Francis spoke a day after US president told Russia's Putin West would respond decisively to any invasion of Ukraine

The delegation, led by Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi, will meet with the EU delegation in Doha

NSO says 'audit log' database provides accurate information on phones infected by the spyware

2,500 Bangladeshis allegedly killed by security forces since PM Hasina came to power in 2009, says rights group

The activists had reportedly gone missing after participating in an anti-Taliban rally