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Afghan, US delegations discuss economic sanctions, human rights in Doha

Among the deceased were a RPF personnel, one worker of the train's pantry, and two passengers, say media reports

Announcement follows trip by top US officials to the kingdom last week to advance possible forging of formal relations

Medium-lift launch vehicle is operated by the Indian Space Research Organisation

Protestors say want holy book banned; neighboring Denmark explores legal options against such demonstrations

Over 31,000 people evacuated as flood fears mount in Beijing

Images showed fires at the embassy walls and people being loaded into ambulances with bloodied legs

Says all three drones shot down or forced to crash

About 115 people were injured and sent to hospital

Members of a procession in Jharkhand were killed when a metal pole carried by devotees hit an overhead cable

BNP has been calling for Sheikh Hasina to step down and for next election to be held under caretaker govt

The pair in India wanted to use cash made from selling their baby to travel and create content on Instagram

Journalist Behrooz Behzadi ‘accused of publishing false content’

Typhoon Doksuri smashed into Fujian province on Friday morning with gusts of up to 175 kilometres per hour

Move likely to anger China, which has repeatedly called for a stop to arms' sale to the island

Electric grid operators across the nation declared hot weather alerts this week

Moscow supports further representation of African countries in UN Security Council, according to Russian leader

Former president says he believed he wasn't required to hand over security tapes from his resort but did so anyway

Saridewi Binte Djamani was convicted of trafficking ‘not less than 30.72 grams’ of heroin

Session, scheduled for Monday, was convened at the request of Saudi Arabia to address incidents in Sweden and Denmark

Rule of law can be upheld only if it is applied universally and consistently, says Ambassador Munir Akram

Recent months have seen repeated acts of Holy Quran  burning or desecration in northern European, Nordic countries

Paominthang was a student who dreamed of being a football star -- now he is armed with a .303 rifle

Nearly three months on, no sign of resolution in sight for Manipur conflict as India gears for G20 summit

Report highlights most glaciers Asia region lost significant mass as a result of warm and dry conditions in 2022

Procession allowed on condition that mourners would not use ‘anti-national slogans or propaganda’

Niger colonel says all political activities suspended; Coup is seventh in West and Central Africa since 2020

Russia has supplied record volumes to China and India in May as the two avoid imposing sanctions

Shoigu is making the first visit by a Russian defence minister to North Korea since the fall of the Soviet Union

Rate hike, Fed's 11th in its last 12 meetings, set the benchmark overnight interest rate in 5.25%-5.50% range

Dollar index falls 0.109% but was close to an almost two-week high

Thousands of people have evacuated in the region this week as fires also flared in Croatia and Italy

Attacks on Muslim holy book are 'despicable,' says Tobias Billstrom

Opposition calls in vote as a tactic to force a debate about Manipur violence

After weeks of speculation, predecessor Wang Yi reappointed as FM

Indian Railways ask management of Bachchu Shah, Takia Babbar Shah mosques to remove encroachments within 15 days

Of 40 passengers on board, only six were known to have survived the accident on Sunday night

Welcomes measures taken by member states to protest against repeated attacks on Islamic sanctities

United States encouraged a peaceful and inclusive resolution to the Manipur violence, says spokesperson

Women from the Meitei community decided to show anger after humiliating video surfaced on Wednesday

The circumstances of the attack were not immediately clear

Greek fire brigade spokesperson says 19,000 people had been moved from homes and hotels

Landslide occurred on Thursday night in the remote mountain hamlet of Irshalwadi

Changing constitution lengthy process - requires vote in parliament, general election then another parliamentary vote

Swedish envoy in several Muslim capitals summoned; protesters take to street

Moscow describes the attacks as revenge for a Ukrainian strike on a Russian-built bridge to Crimea

European Council imposes sanctions on some key leaders of Taliban over ban on girls education in country

White House said it was aware of the trip but that it was a private visit by a citizen

Main suspect, three others arrested after Modi condemned incident and promised tough action

Thick fog and heavy rain hampered already difficult rescue efforts even further