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As Afghanistan heads to end game, closely guarded war secrets start to emerge exposing parties in conflict

2,674 children were killed and 5,748 injured in various conflicts

PM Imran faces backlash on controversial statement about linking women's clothing to sexual violence

Tourism revenues dived two-thirds to $12 billion last year and made a weak start in 2021

Britain is working on easing travel restrictions for the fully vaccinated

Ten new locally acquired cases were reported in NSW on Tuesday

Apart from being an anthropologist, curator, and producer ‎Ahmed is also the co-founder of Karachi Community Radio.

It will take a decision on keeping Pakistan on its grey list

President Erdogan announces to lift curfews, lockdowns from next month

11-year study shows political representation of Muslim minorities vary significantly across 26 European countries

'We import goods,' Trump said. 'We are not going to import a virus.'

South Asian country's previous record of 4.5 million doses was on April 5, followed by a sharp decline

Warring parties are thrashing out terms for peace deal to alleviate devastating humanitarian crisis, say sources

Turkey ranks 9th with more than 42.2 Million jabs administered across country

50 US states have reported cases of forced labour & human trafficking, says Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian

Iran's president-elect Ebrahim Raisi says Iran wants interaction with the world

Qatari FM Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani welcomed Saudi Ambassador Prince Mansour bin Khalid bin Farhan

We will be better off without their military presence, says Hamid Karzai

Organisers say masks will be required and spectators are requested to travel directly to venues and go straight home

'Our agenda is restoration of pre-August 5, 2019 status of Jammu and Kashmir'

"Hopefully dialogue indicates that we will get a positive response soon"

Authorities look to avoid further delays in an immunisation drive that has hit several roadblocks

“From discovery to delivery, our vaccination programme has proven what the UK can achieve at scale and at speed"

After the sides announced a break following the election of a new hardline president in Iran

Oscar winner and UNHCR goodwill ambassador said World Refugee Day came during a time of 'challenge and reflection'

It has been temporarily shutdown since yesterday for technical overhaul, says official

The victims were on their way to two restaurants to buy food

Bruno Macaes says Islam can help restore diversity, vibrancy in Europe

Kingdom is becoming an economically driven country that is trying to appear more appealing to investors, says expert

Biden will seek to reassure Ghani and Abdullah of US support for the Afghan people

National Guard militarised police deployed to monitor area after killings

Aviation giant announces to resume carrying passengers from South Africa, Nigeria and India from June 23

Champ was one of two German shepherds living at the White House with the president and first lady

Since the beginning of the year, a total of 43 attacks have targeted the US installations in Iraq

Police have apprehended the truck driver responsible for the crash at the festival in Fort Lauderdale

Appealed to Myanmar's military leaders to allow aid to reach displaced people who fled fighting since the coup

General Wali Mohammad Ahmadzai was appointed as the new chief of army staff, replacing General Yasin Zia

As the US seeks to salvage the nuclear deal with the Iran, experts discuss what it could mean for the incoming regime

Officials over the week have indicated that differences remain on key issues

Iranian judge and cleric, who is subject to US sanctions, takes office in August

Country has struggled with vaccination rollout, states have been plagued by small outbreaks

Brazil has registered 500,800 deaths from 17,883,750 confirmed Covid-19 cases

Amid slow progress in the talks between the hardline group and Afghan government representatives in Qatar

Documentaries about grand scientific topics like black holes have assumed a certain commonness if you know English

Over 44 years later, The Executioner’s Song still raises questions about the morality of capital punishment

The G7 summit statement 'is illogical and unbelievable', says director of the Lebanese National Center for Studies

The possible sanctions are part of an effort by some EU states, led by France

The movement of the drones were towards the south of the Kingdom

The country is second only to the United States in confirmed infections at 29.82 million, with 385,137 deaths

The fossils include a skull and two vertebrae were found in the reddish-brown sandstone of the Linxia basin