World

18-year-old fatally shoot two men and wounded a third during 2020 racial justice protests

White House official says Quad group made up of US, India, Japan and Australia, aims to expand cooperation

Biden is undergoing his annual physical at a military hospital outside of Washington

Union leaders say they won’t forgive a government that labelled protesting farmers as terrorists and anti-nationals

Lawsuit says supervisors turn their backs when complaints are brought to them

8, including driver injured in accident, say Greek police sources

Persephone Rizvi says she was using alcohol as coping mechanism, going through emotionally-draining experiences

Washington says it stands by Manila amid an 'escalation that threatens regional peace and stability'

Group says move shows 'absolute bias toward Israeli occupation, submission to blackmail and dictations.'

Thousands of people turned out for funeral prayers with angry mourners shouting ‘we want freedom’

Sudden concession on the three laws comes ahead of elections early next year in Uttar Pradesh

Clause removed from bill after CCI raised objections

PM Bennett thanks President Erdogan for helping to resolve the affair

US president hit hard for handling of coronavirus pandemic, climate change, economy, foreign policy

Deaths of Mohammad Altaf Bhat and Mudasir Ahmed Gul sparked outrage in the occupied territory

'Jai Bhim' is a legal drama based on the true story of an activist lawyer fighting for a tribal woman

Victims were killed between 2011-2012 in showdown between gangs, local media reports

Many scientists tracking the data believe it's the right time for the move — though some have expressed misgivings

Kremlin leader describes relations with the United States as 'unsatisfactory'

CM Charanjit Singh Channi says he will pray for 'prosperity, peace, harmony on both sides'

The drugmaker applied for emergency authorisation of the drug, branded as Paxlovid, this week

Modi frames virtual money as a domain that needs to be closely policed

Frequent Chinese and US military exercises in the region have raised fears of conflict

Three Russian humanitarian aid aircraft will evacuate people on their way back

Treatment given in one go, as two sequential shots in the arm

UN has warned that around 22 million Afghans, or about half the country, will face food shortages this winter

Newly laid mines and other booby traps were buried beneath doors of buildings and beside windows

Lyons warned anew of a humanitarian catastrophe as winter looms due to a failing economy and drought

Only one in four German hospitals are able to maintain a regular intensive care service at the moment

Hospitals are seeing a sharp increase in the number of children with respiratory complaints

Critics say raising Pakistani flags in Bangladesh may be taken as a 'political message'

Home Office senior official says move to level global playing field

Says deal with Ukraine shows British military activities are expanding near its borders

Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi says biggest challenge facing Afghanistan was financial insecurity

Lahore ranked the most polluted city in the world on Wednesday by a Swiss air quality monitor

Plane flew from HMS Queen Elizabeth, UK's flagship aircraft carrier

Pakistan authorities announced their decision to reopen the corridor earlier this month

Balkhi urges Congress to view sanctions on Afghanistan through 'prism of justice'

A Lancet report in 2020 said almost 17,500 people died in Delhi in 2019 because of air pollution

Seven women are now launching legal action against Qatar Airways and Qatari authorities

The mountaineer is currently under treatment at a hospital in Kathmandu, Nepal

The Commission also said at least 50% of government employees should work from home until Nov. 21

India's public health budget is among the lowest in the world

Thousands of Sikh pilgrims converge on Nankana Sahib

Two sides would ease restrictions on access for journalists from each other's countries

China's offer of sensitive military technologies to UAE complicating closure of deal, says business council head

The group says the suspect would target poor women desperate to improve their circumstances

Defence ministry denies allegations by the US, UK and NATO that the test has been dangerous for orbiting spacecraft

We are asking Russia to defend Armenia’s territorial integrity, says Armenian official

Israeli forces raid Tubas city, triggering clashes with local residents