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The remote community first learned of the pandemic when health workers arrived at the isolated village

Raison d’etre of Israeli settlements tramples upon fundamentals of humanitarian, human rights law, say officials

Abdullah Hammoud elected in Dearborn, Amer Ghalib wins in Hamtramck

US officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, say the Iranian report was not true

Virginia Giuffre sued Queen Elizabeth's second son for unspecified damages in August

The kingdom last month lifted curbs following a sharp drop in infections, considerable vaccinations

Positive Technologies of Russia and Computer Security Initiative Consultancy from Singapore also listed

Players including Kohli and Shami have faced severe backlash by extremists Indian following defeats in WCT20

Since the group seized power in mid-August, the national currency the Afghani has depreciated

Officers in the region say last year's clash highlighted the urgent need to fortify the military's frontier presence

'Virus will likely continue to mutate, requiring annual booster shots tailored to latest circulating variants'

Fewer than 40% of Afghan girls attended secondary school in 2018 even though it was allowed then

Two-thirds of countries' climate plans do not address needs of children, says UN adviser

The region is home to at least 325 globally threatened flora, fauna, bird, amphibian, reptile and fish species

Badri Brigade's commander also killed in the attack

The group were attempting to scale Mingbo Eiger peak

Indian journalist says SRK’s silent suffering is a reflection of dire state of minorities and democracy in India

Heather Mack has served a 10-year sentence for her role in the murder of her mother

The team is hoping to learn more about their worship rituals, social life and economy

Authorities warn air quality in the country is set to drop sharply in November

Baghdad paid $50 billion in war reparations over last 3 decades for invading oil-rich country under Saddam Hussein

Refugee agency says conflict displaced 3.5m Afghans inside their country, plane carrying winter relief heads to Kabul

UK govt spokesperson says Britain wanted people to attend the talks in person

UN special rapporteurs say states must investigate violence against journalists, prosecute perpetrators

The group says it would announce good news soon on older girls being allowed to go back to school

Nuclear-powered USS Connecticut was forced to head to Guam for repairs after hitting unidentified object on Oct. 2

Blasts rocked Patna soon before then-opposition leader Modi was due to address a massive crowd

First attack took place at the military-run Sardar Daud Hospital in the Wazir Akbar area of the capital

China also plans to release vegetable reserves "at an appropriate time" to counter rising prices

Last month, Turkey's parliament ratified the 2015 Paris climate agreement, becoming the last G20 country to do so

NSA Yusuf says both countries to collaborate in diverse fields including security, defence and associated issues

The law is the most restrictive since abortion was made a constitutional right five decades ago

When a whistle sounds every 20 minutes, participants rotate with new partners across tables

Shootings continue to rise since start of pandemic

President Vladimir Putin says Russia needs strong army to maintain parity with NATO

Russia may need the army's help to build field hospitals for Covid-19 patients, says president

‘Istanbul is close to our hearts,’ says Sindh governor as he pledges ‘a good platform’ for local film stars

Turkish sources quoted as saying that organisers put a limit on the size of Erdogan's travelling delegation

French have made completely unreasonable threats, says British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss

36-year-old teaches shooting at Top Gun firing range in Riyadh with more and more women joining her classes

Cargo plane lands in Shanghai with 45 tons of pine nuts from Afghanistan

Twitteratis mock India after the team loses yet another match in the ICC T20 World Cup 2021

Majid Khan was sentenced to 26 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to helping in al Qaeda plots in 2002

China's calls for the United States to open up its own laboratory at Fort Detrick to international experts

Offering an early litmus test of the demand for tourism and travel in Asia following the coronavirus pandemic

Long queues in Westminster as PRC holds first plebiscite

The records hacked include users' HIV status, sexual orientation and unencrypted passwords

Massive cyberattack disrupted gas delivery network across Iran

Terrorists pardoned for living under ‘special conditions,' say Taliban in Nangarhar

Move aims to acknowledge health workers for their efforts to protect the country against Covid-19 pandemic