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The man had feared his children would be taken away from him when the forgery was discovered

65-kilometre ‘barrier’ includes underground sensors, a six metre-high smart fence, radars and cameras

Thousands of people applied to be evacuated but only a few received assistance, says Britain's foreign office official

Official says 45-year-old Moscow resident also injures four people including a 10-year-old girl

The Observatory, a UK-based organisation says the raid triggered a series of explosions

Year 2020 marks the steepest increase in global billionaires' share of wealth on record

The statement said the extended weekend comes as part of UAE efforts to boost work-life balance

New Delhi and Russia inked $5.5B deal for S-400 system in 2018

Many are sceptical about pledges from the Taliban, who failed to live up to promises during their last rule

Airlines have blamed a patchwork of travel rules for depressed international travel demand

Biden's team has identified a set of economic penalties to impose should Russia launch an invasion

President Joe Biden said last month that he was considering such a diplomatic boycott

Russian forces practice repelling an enemy aerial attack on military facilities using its S-300PS systems

Country is keen to increase farm product exports to Islamic countries, says official

Right-wing group also holds a rally to mark the 29th anniversary of demolition of Babri Masjid

India will produce more than 600,000 AK-203s as part of the agreement

Putin travelled to India in a visit that saw two countries reinforce ties with military and technical cooperation pact

US President Joe Biden says he was considering a diplomatic boycott to protest China's human rights record

The device was discovered beneath the car of a police officer scheduled to drive to the rally's venue

Many are seeking to flee Afghanistan, which is facing threat of winter food shortages and economic collapse

The embassy points to reports of foreigners stopped and searched by the police

Chief ministers of two Indian states calls for withdrawal of a law that gives armed forces special powers

Mosque to be constructed in northern city of Ayodhya as part of Supreme Court order

US officials point to possible Russian invasion in Ukraine, Moscow dismisses it as fear-mongering

Ambassador Wijewickrama says 99 per cent Pakistanis expressed condolences, sympathies with Sri Lankan victim’s family

Covid-19 has killed 5.26 million people across the world

Western states have demanded Suu Kyi's release and condemned the violence since the coup

The Indian Army has expressed "deep regret" over the intelligence lapse

FM to co-chair 6th round of Pakistan-EU Strategic Dialogue as part of Pakistan-EU Strategic Engagement Plan

Video shows Israeli police officer shooting injured Palestinian youth when he was already lying on ground

The disaster sparked anti-government protests across many cities and provincial towns

This is a different demarche than a political recognition of the Taliban govt, says French president

Local media said one of the cases was reported from New Delhi

Authorities say Delta variant still remains the majority of Covid cases nationwide

The statement comes as Western powers question Tehran's determination to salvage the deal

If the ultra-extremist group cobbles up an alliance of terrorist outfits, Afghanistan might descend into chaos

Think-tank report points to 'depth of hostilities, breadth of US-China competition, multiple potential flashpoints'

Semeru threw up towers of ash and hot clouds that blanketed nearby villages in East Java province

Taliban took power in Afghanistan in August as US-backed government in Kabul and country's military collapsed

After braving two decades of conflict, the country’s battered population braces for crippling poverty and famine

A spokesman for the ruling junta did not answer calls seeking comment on Sunday

Firearms resembled an M60 machine gun, AR-15 semi-automatic rifle and a Thompson submachine gun

Merkel will pass the baton as the first German chancellor to step down entirely by choice

Firing began when a truck carrying 30 or more coal-mine labourers were passing the Assam Rifles camp area

Netfix’s popular German series returns the time travel genre back to its spiritual and philosophical roots

Many academics have explored the concept of free will in order to truly understand its full meaning

PM Boris Johnson says travel restrictions are necessary to slow the spread of Omicron

Austria last month became the first country in Western Europe to reimpose a lockdown

State media confirms names of 10 Armenian prisoners of war

Biden wants to discuss US concerns about Russia's military buildup on the Ukraine border