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Highest deaths due to rise in patients suffering from more severe symptoms, says official

Pakistan is one of only 13 countries across the globe capable of sharing its nuclear knowledge

The neighbours’ troops have been facing off along the disputed border

As the country's tally of virus infections stands at more than 165,000, with 4,706 deaths

Coronavirus total cases is 11,402 with 269 deaths

As Covid-19 continue worldwide, after decades of isolation Turkish Cypriots seek World Health Organisation recognition

Fatalities continue to drop but dramatic rise in cases presents possibility of second wave

Thailand confirmed 11 new coronavirus cases on Friday

New Zealanders allowed to resume weekend holidays, outdoor activities

Japan has managed to avoid an explosive surge in coronavirus infections

Prof Khursheed Ahmad says main issue of right of self-determination for Kashmiris should be raised at every level

Pandemic has killed over 4,500 people and infected more than 150,000 across India

Region is new epicenter of Covid-19

Sympathy protests also erupted in other cities

Pakistan's peacekeepers through the decades

Pakistan has contributed to UN's peacekeeping operations with over 200,000 troops in 46 missions across 28 countries

IS' spokesperson says in a tape that they 'are pleased for this punishment of God for you'

US defence official says commanders accelerate withdrawal over fears of the coronavirus

Dubai allowed recreation spots such as cinemas, gyms, ice rinks and the ski slope to re-open after weeks of closure

Chinese premier says two countries should develop their relationship on the basis of equality, respect

We are engaged with the Chinese side to peacefully resolve this issue, says Indian official

Britain left the EU on Jan 31 but main terms of its membership remain in place during transition period until year-end

Indian extremist rulers are constantly taking actions, particularly in Occupied Kashmir, says Masood Khan

Each museum has designed a specific plan to manage its reopening, says ministry

Atomic Energy Organisation of Iran said the US had made the move in a bid "to distract public opinion."

Government has begun rolling back some measures as the spread of the virus slows

Merkel’s government claims Russian intelligence was behind a cyberattack that targetted German parliament in 2015

Former Malaysian PM had said he would seek to oust Muhyiddin from office for making a 'backdoor arrangement'

The number of confirmed cases in Bangladesh reached 40,321 after confirming 2,029 new cases

Premier addresses a virtual United Nations High-Level event on Financing for Development in Era of Covid-19

The practice which experts termed as 'dangerous',  has caused at least one explosion

US is bound by law to provide Taiwan with means to defend itself, despite no official diplomatic ties

Meriya began work last month as a medical volunteer after spotting a government newspaper ad asking for help

China says the legislation will aim to tackle secession, subversion, terrorism and foreign interference in the city

Fatalities, hospitalisations due to coronavirus down measurably

Country’s coronavirus crisis response centre said the overall number of infections had risen by 8,371 to 379,051

We must find all ways possible to provide hope to people, says WHO chief

Air raid in Zabul killed 18 Taliban militants, say officials

China claims internal matter, US argues global concern and international peace and security

Floyd had been detained on a minor charge of allegedly using a counterfeit $20 bill to make a purchase at a store

After Trump threatened to shut down websites he accused of stifling conservative voices

As Manila’s lockdown set to surpass the 76-day quarantine of Wuhan this weekend

US, Russian armored military vehicles met for joint patrols in Deir Gusun village, sources say

'This support has not been translated into concrete action,' says Antonio Guterres

Coalition forces intercept drone in southwestern city of Najran

Country records 100,047 deaths; 1,695,776 cases, according to Johns Hopkins data

The Express Tribune found the claim to be false as the video shows the MQM founder at funeral of a party worker

Lawyer beaten up by police who mistook him for Muslim being pressured to withdraw his complaint

The company announced in April it would cut 10% of its worldwide workforce of 160,000 by the end of 2020

Hajj and Umrah pilgrimages, which attract millions from around the world, remain suspended