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Police use force to disperse Bangladesh Nationalist Party’s rally in northern district of Panchagarh

Some female employees were not adhered to the Islamic dress code for women, reads letter

Lawsuit was filed by the rightwing outfit, seeking ownership of Shahi Idgah Masjid near Agra city

Says $858b military spending measure contains provisions that 'cause serious damage to peace in Taiwan Strait'

Rapper accused of attempting to kill security forces, setting a rubbish bin on fire and shooting three times into air

While many have welcomed easing, families and health system were unprepared for resulting surge of infections

More than 1,000 people joined Gandhi's march against 'hate and division'

Zawahiri was killed in a U.S. strike, the biggest blow to militant group since bin Laden was killed in 2011

Three weather-related fatalities were confirmed in Kentucky

"US can't allow Trump to turn himself into a successful tyrant by fomenting violence," panel's chairman says

Police say the convicted killer carried out a string of murders in Asia the 1970s and 1980s

The discovery at the Ouwehands Zoo was made during a routine medical check-up on Fan Xing

North Korea fired two ballistic missiles towards the sea off its east coast on Friday, the South Korean military says

Holiday travel imperiled with thousands of flights cancelled

Thursday's settlement resolved claims by Facebook users that the company violated various federal and state laws

Health minister says 'the virus is changing its face from time to time'

Bankman-Fried, who entered the courtroom in shackles and appeared unshaven, did not enter a plea

Pak envoy to China says SCO has become an influential, constructive force in global affairs

'All armed conflicts end one way or another with some kind of negotiations', says Russian president

Army vehicle skidded down steep slope in northeastern Sikkim state, says official

Minister says ban was necessary to prevent mixing of genders as rare protests break out

French Interior Minister says the suspected assailant clearly wanted to target foreigners

Chile recognised Palestine as a state and supported its entrance to UNESCO in 2011

The French national was suspected of killing more than 20 backpackers in Asia in the 1970s and 1980s

We are not going to create any alliances and new dividing lines in the region like Washington, says General Gerasimov

Expects half of Shanghai's 25 million population to get infected by the end of the year

Myanmar has been in crisis since the army took power from Suu Kyi's elected government on Feb. 1, 2021

Two Bankman-Fried associates admit to to defrauding investors

Two men arrested in connection with the case; identities not disclosed

The abrupt order gives Mexico's envoy to the South American country just 72 hours to exit

"Health situation with regard to HPAI in France has worsened in recent weeks," the farm ministry says

The Saudi foreign ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Media report claims Beijing engaged in construction over Eldad Reef in northern Spratlys Islands

Taliban has "decided to destroy" the country's future by banning women from university education, says German FM

Berlin has sent its first batch of BioNTech vaccines to be administered initially to German expatriates

Russian President says country and the government are providing everything that the army asks for

Kerala is seeing a surge in the number of bird flu or avian influenza cases on daily basis, local health officials say

Supreme Taliban spiritual leader, based in the southern city of Kandahar, has the final say on major decisions

Rights groups and media have documented killings of civilians and burning of villages

About two dozen houses were so heavily damaged as to be "red-tagged," declared unsafe for habitation

Surge of infections in China after it ended its strict restrictions has led to concern that new variants could emerge

Russia's ongoing attacks increase risk of diseases, mental health, says WHO official

6.4 magnitude earthquake at depth of 16.1 km hits city of Ferndale in Humboldt County

Vershinin provided no evidence that the Russians’ sentences were politically motivated or otherwise unfair.

The Baihetan hydropower plant is equipped with sixteen 1 GW turbines, makes it the second largest hydroplant in China

Hospitals struggling after government’s sudden decision to lift years of lockdowns, quarantines and mass testing.

UN chief says summit ot have no room for "back-sliders, greenwashers, or blame-shifters"

The poll concluded with 57.5 per cent voting yes, 42.5 per cent voting no.

Female students would not be allowed university education until further notice, says Afghan higher education ministry

Afghanistan should stop all activities form its soil representing threats to neighboring countries: UN chief