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Vietnam has since late April faced a more stubborn outbreak

Two leaders would discuss ransomware attacks that have hit companies in US and around the world

Taliban claim to be in control of 85 per cent of the country

Talks focus on future constitution, ceasefire, political roadmap, ToloNews reports quoting sources

Colonising the Red Planet has long captured human imagination. But how far is this dream a practical one?

A week ago heavy rains lashed the resort city of Atami, triggering landslides that have killed at least nine people

Temperatures are expected to soar above 100 degrees F (40 degrees C) in multiple states

Beijing says US withdrawal from Afghanistan exposes 'hypocrisy' behind guise of defending democracy, human rights

UN nuclear watchdog says Iran begun enrichment process, a move that could help it develop nuclear weapon

Spokesperson says port of Islam Qala now under full control, will try to put it back in operation

All borders now in Taliban control 'will remain open and functional'

The quake struck at a depth of 6 miles

About 20 others have been injured and many are feared trapped

Hundreds of extra police patrolled parts of Sydney to enforce the city's lockdown

Gross domestic product expanded by a monthly 0.8%

"Everyone on board the crashed plane has died"

Govts hope targeted lockdowns will act as circuit-breakers in arresting dramatic spikes after cases started rising

The US president reiterated his commitment to pulling out US troops, acknowledges that a new civil war could erupt

Govt ‘loses’ two districts in Herat; Taliban, Kabul agree war no solution

US military 'achieved' its goals in the country — killing Osama bin Laden, degrading al Qaeda, says President Biden

Insurgents seized key government buildings in the city including police headquarters

Pictures of Rani on social media platforms have set off a tourist frenzy

There has been a rapid deterioration in security as US withdraws its forces after 20 years

Afghanistan’s neighbours need to play constructive role to bring durable political settlement, says State Department

Afghanistan could see a situation like the country's 1990s civil war

The cemetery is one of five exclusive for the city's coronavirus dead

Attacks committed by insurgents in apparent retaliation for cooperating with the Kabul government

Pressure grows from critics to give a more expansive explanation for US president's decision to withdraw

Dubai police said three of the 130 containers on the ship held flammable materials

Abu Dhabi downgraded its relations with Tehran in January 2016

Trump lost his social media megaphone after falsely claiming that his election defeat was the result of fraud

Nora al-Matrooshi is one of the two Emiratis picked from thousands of applicants as Gulf nation looks to the stars

A local vet was called after the buffaloes started to 'act strangely and their mouths started frothing'

Resignations form part of a major reshuffle by Prime Minister Narendra Modi ahead of seven state elections in 2022

Gunshots heard throughout the capital after the attack, occurred amid a rising wave of politically linked violence

China leads the global count with more than 1.3 billion jabs, followed by India with 361.32 million

The attacks have accelerated as the US pulled out of its main base, effectively ending its two-decade intervention

Iraqi militia groups aligned with Iran vowed to retaliate after last month's US strikes on the Iraqi-Syrian border

Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif welcomed the departure of the US in opening remarks

Afghan military officials complain they were not told in advance US forces would leave in the early hours last Friday

It is the first such agreement under a 2019 law meant to give indigenous groups more control over child welfare

New Zealand’s closed borders have helped keep Covid-19 out of the Pacific nation

The Kingdom's deputy defense minister is the highest-ranking envoy to visit Washington since Biden became president

Foreign minister says friendship between the two countries rooted deeply in the hearts of its people

Only 64% of hospital personnel have been vaccinated in the country

India's resolve to redraw borders, reallocate assembly seats raises fears of marginalisation of Muslim populace

Islamabad will extend all possible assistance to Kabul to cope with pandemic, says custom collector

We must oppose all acts of unilateralism in the name of hegemony and power politics, says Chinese president

Indian leaders have generally been circumspect about public contact to avoid upsetting Beijing

CentCom says it had officially handed over seven former US bases to Afghan security forces