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No cause justifies such wanton acts of violence, states MoFA

Guterres seeks restructuring of the UN mission to deal with the Afghan situation

Britain has imposed sanctions on about 180 people and 48 entities since Russia annexed Crimea form Ukraine in 2014

Political situation in country affects everyone to some extent, says head of Muslim association in Donbas region

Two days of learning how to make fires and get by in sub-zero temperatures has taken on a new urgency

Issue has become a central part of BJP's campaign to extend its grip on power in Uttar Pradesh

The UAE defence ministry said coalition warplanes destroyed missile launchers located in Yemen

Kim said he was no longer bound by that moratorium after talks stalled in 2019

‘I want to say sorry and I will fix it’, says PM Johnson in a raucous parliament debate

Security officials dragged the man who appeared to carry a banner reading 'abolish refugee detention'

Isaac Herzog discussed security and bilateral relations with the UAE's de facto ruler

This just feels like a breach of trust, says Charlotte Bellis

WFP says hunger rising in Yemen

The BA 2 subvariant is starting to outcompete BA 1 in parts of Europe and Asia

The bracing chill and blustery rains this month have been an ordeal for many

Right-wing Hindu Mahasabha plans organising gathering to remember Gandhi's killer

Few wore masks, but many were in balaclavas

UAE signed normalisation agreement with Israel dubbed the 'Abraham Accords' in 2020

Bellis's case has spurred a heated debate on social media about New Zealand's strict COVID-19 rules

Through blood and tears, The Power of the Dog pushes the conformity that society has set for what it means to be a man

Beijing's ambassador says Taiwan issue is the ‘biggest tinder-box’ between the two countries

The system was described as a self-regulated register of toxic content to protect minors

Expulsion comes after data shows last year's inflation rate hit a 19-year high of 36.1 per cent

Says it had begun repositioning its forces after pushing the insurgents back

The company says some employees had altered or participated in altering patients' testing reports

The Helmand River flows from the Afghan province of the same name into Lake Hamoun

The exotic animals are said to provide unusually effective therapy to children with special needs

Castro's inauguration ends the eight-year rule of Juan Orlando Hernande

China's foreign ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment

Activist says new trial is a key moment in the country’s reckoning with racial injustice

Winter storm advisories and warnings are also in effect from the Carolinas up through Maine

Merck said earlier this month its pill has a mechanism that can work against Omicron and any other variant

Russia has dismissed calls to withdraw its troops, saying it can deploy them as it sees fit on its own territory

Complaint and email accused Kasai of making "racist and derogatory remarks to staff of certain nationalities"

Ten people sustained injuries when the snow-covered span collapsed into a wooded gully

Report says defence department is not adequately organised, trained or equipped to fulfil its responsibilities

Locals have known about the presence of emeralds in Panjshir province for thousands of years

Footage on social media shows victim being pushed and heckled by several women as onlookers filmed with their phones

First India-Central Asia Summit stresses broad ‘regional consensus’ on key issues related to Afghanistan

China starting new journey toward becoming a space power, Beijing says in white paper on space programme

Russian artillery forces in region that borders Ukraine, have also been practising destroying enemy forces.

Experts say storms are becoming stronger and more frequent as waters warm due to climate change.

Positive cases decline, more than 85% of Covid beds across the city's hospitals unoccupied.

Fighting for Marib has dashed UN-led ceasefire efforts as both sides ramp up military operations.

US officials say President Vladimir Putin has not yet decided whether to invade

'If I could I would give them a piece of my heart to eat, but I can't,' says father of 7

It may be the first known example of what is called an ‘ultra-long period magnetar’, researchers say

Spokesperson says Moscow needs time to review the response and would not rush to conclusions

Officers were called to the scene when gunshots rang out during a party in a hotel room

Tata, a sprawling family-owned conglomerate, is back in charge of national carrier after concluding the $2.4b deal