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Swiftly spreading prairie grass fire was believed to have been ignited by sparks from power lines

Riyadh earlier accused Tehran of aiding Yemeni rebels in launching deadly attacks on the country

One soldier, four others were injured during clashes in the occupied valley, according to local police

The statement comes days after a video of an army commander being beaten went viral on social media

Sultana Begum lodged a case seeking recognition that she is rightful owner of the imposing 17th-century Red Fort

Cox's Bazar officials inaugurated section of shoreline as an exclusive zone for women and children

Taiwan has emerged as a key factor in strained relations between China and the United States

Spokesman Hosseini says Simorgh satellite carrier rocket launched three research devices at an altitude of 470 KMs

Another eight people were killed by the troops when they were confronted by an angry crowd

Workers have returned floor markings to guide people to social distance in and around the Grand Mosque

The total supply of necessities in Xian was sufficient, a spokesperson at the commerce ministry told reporters

The women who work at the Foxconn plant make the equivalent of about $140 (10,500 Indian rupees) in a month

Moscow has alarmed the West by massing tens of thousands of troops near Ukraine in the past two months

Premier says decision guided by Centre’s vision to uplift smaller provinces

The country has been breaking infection records repeatedly over the past few days

Hundreds of flights have been cancelled each day since Christmas as airline staff test positive for coronavirus

The development comes as Middle East benchmarks and spot prices slump this month

Oriini Kaipara achieves 'lifelong dream' as she appears on-air with a traditional lower chin tattoo

Blinken says Rina Amiri will address issues of 'critical importance'

Firefighters unable to find survivors at scene, says sheriff's department

Instead of unleashing air attacks against advancing insurgents, some airmen were fighting each other on Aug 15

CDC guidelines endorsing to end isolation 5 days after infection prompt reactions amid concerns over Omicron variant

Racist attacks target 2 mosques in cities of La Mure, Domene on Tuesday

Some 250 women working at factory in Tamil Nadu were treated for food poisoning, 159 of whom were hospitalised

Official says Beijing would act if any 'red lines' on independence are crossed

More than 75% of those who died were unvaccinated

Talks focus on 'importance of creating a political horizon' for resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Plant will have four generating units; designed to power eastern coastal Shandong province

It is the highest number of new daily infections in Europe

A group of senior lawyers demands chief justice to take action as opposition questions silence of PM Modi on the issue

UN envoy to Yemen dismayed by country’s 'tragic' ending of 2021

Authorities accuse imam of inciting hatred, violence

Researchers for first time reveal secrets of king Amenhotep I including his age, health condition

A video doing rounds on social media shows the tricolour falling from the pole into Sonia Gandhi's hands

Tel Aviv has mounted frequent attacks against what it says are Iranian targets in Syria

Fighter jets of military alliance scrambled around 370 times across Europe in 2021 to check unverified flights

Protest comes weeks after rights groups said there were allegations of over 100 extrajudicial killings by Taliban

Bilateral ties may get complicated due to upcoming domestic political events in both countries, says security analyst

Malaysia has cancelled mass gatherings at Christmas and over the New Year

Investigators have yet to determine a motive for the rampage

Turkish-German immigrant couple also received Germany's highest award Order of Merit for developing COVID-19 vaccine

US FDA issued an EUA to molnupiravir for the treatment of mild-to-moderate coronavirus disease in adults

Deputy Defense Minister Alexander Fomin says NATO continues confrontational course towards Russia

Tech company, OneWeb launches 36 satellites into space from the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan

Moscow earlier said it had received and was considering a NATO proposal to commence talks

Benjamin Briere was held in 2020 after flying a helicam near the Turkmenistan-Iran border

Move comes as hardline Hindu outfits affiliated to Modi's party accuse MoC of leading religious conversion programmes

The sex abuse case is said to be trumped up to punish the historian for uncovering mass graves of Stalin's Gulags

Media report says children who had visited the reserve may have contributed to the spread of the flu

Xian reports 150 new local symptomatic coronavirus cases, a slight drop from the previous day's 155