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The country faces a humanitarian disaster, worsened after West froze international aid, access to assets held abroad

Authorities ordered 2,000 hamsters from dozens of pet shops and storage facilities to be culled

Development came after the 35-year-old bowed out of the Australian Open in the first round

International flights under existing bubble agreements will continue, civil aviation authorities say

Russia says it is still waiting for a written US response to its demands for security guarantees

Scientist warns it will take weeks before data will show severity of the latest wave driven by Omicron

Blinken arrived in Ukraine on Wednesday amid concerns from Kyiv and its Western allies

The country's consumer watchdog has received reports of retailers selling tests for about US$22 each

Tonga will be able to access a $10 million Asian Development Bank relief facility upon request

Taliban administration was seeking economic relations with the international community

Imran speaks with Abu Dhabi crown prince, offers condolences on loss of lives

Complaint lodged with London police for arrest of Indian army chief, home minister

More and more young adult Spaniards live with their parents because they cannot afford to rent

PM Bennett orders security establishment to provide their counterparts in Gulf state with any assistance

Breivik, a far-right extremist, killed 77 people in Norway's worst peacetime atrocity in July 2011

Indian PM ran out of words while addressing a virtual conference after teleprompter ‘stopped working’

A devastating drought has compounded the crisis, with earthquake-hit Qadis one of the worst affected areas

Authorities believe first of case Omicron variant found in Beijing could have arrived via a package from Canada

Djokovic travels regularly to Spain where he owns a house in the southern resort of Marbella

Flu vaccines are adapted every year to make them as effective as possible against ever-changing flu viruses

Strikes appear to be the deadliest since 2019

Several injured as explosion ripped through INS Ranvir warship docked at Mumbai Harbour, Indian media reports

Internally displaced people in Herat camps tell of challenging living conditions, call for international aid

Israel's Sheba Medical Centre is studying the effect of the Pfizer booster in 154 people

Officials say more than 700 houses had been damaged

Strike on leading Gulf Arab ally of the US takes war between Houthi group and a Saudi-led coalition to a new level

Minister Annalena Baerbock was speaking in Kyiv on a tour that next takes her to Moscow

Police were unable to catch the unmanned vehicle after the sightings on Friday 

Sources say militant commander was killed as result of an internal dispute

Delhi's cases have fallen consistently since hitting a peak of 28,867 on Jan 13

Sports ministry says there would be no exemption from France's new vaccine pass law

Protests erupted last week in Maymana after an Uzbek commander was detained for alleged links to a kidnapping plot

The plans will be worked up over the coming weeks, with an announcement expected as early as the sprin

Oxfam said the men's wealth jumped from $700 billion to $1.5 trillion, at an average rate of $1.3 billion per day

The product might need a small trial in India before it could be rolled out as a booster or standalone vaccine

Sunday's increase in infections was mainly driven by more cases in the cities of Tianjin and Anyang

UAE says reserves right to respond

Transport minister Grant Shapps is in favour of ending the testing system

An underwater volcano off Tonga erupted on Saturday, triggering warnings of 1.2-metre tsunami waves

Weather service says system will produce thunderstorms, snow and freezing rain

Russian foreign minister said on Friday that progress had been made in the talks to revive the deal

President of Genocide Watch warns a massacre could happen in India if stern actions were not taken by government

Camels are brought into a sandy arena to tangle with each other, with referees and other personnel nearby

Metal detectors were used to find the 50 kg bomb which was dropped by the Italian air force

The statement comes hours after a court ruling paved the way for Djokovic's deportation over his vaccine status

Girls, beyond grade 7, haven’t been able to return to schools in most of Afghanistan

Harry and wife Meghan lost their UK taxpayer-paid protection when they quit frontline royal duties in 2020

Around 20 women gathered in front of Kabul University, chanting ‘equality and justice’

It was not immediately clear when the government would seek to remove Djokovic

A video posted on Twitter showed blasts that appeared to come from an anti-aircraft gun