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It was unclear whether India had invited the Taliban to attend the conference in New Delhi

The government has previously accused aid groups of arming Tigrayan forces but never produced proof

The rains have killed 25 people in the island nation of Sri Lanka, most of whom drowned

New Zealand will face either Australia or Pakistan in Sunday's final

Being a Pakistani, I feel very proud, says 19-year-old Shehroze Kashif

Soldiers on patrol take photos of every Palestinian that they see, completely arbitrarily

Russia issues a separate statement, disagreeing with New Delhi's stance at various instances

Israeli media says envoy had supported settlers, Islamophobia and anti-Palestinian racism

We support all efforts conducive for stability in Afghanistan, says China’s special envoy for Afghan affairs

Over 2,500 fresh troops deployed all over the occupied valley

Former finance minister says numbers of Afghanistan soldiers may have been inflated by more than six times

Police says 23-year-old suspect has been detained and is being brought to Mumbai

The extra musicians brave the pressures of economic crisis that led dozens of colleagues to quit the band

Norwegian Refugee Council says as many as 300,000 Afghans have already crossed the border since Taliban’s takeover

Minister discusses Afghan situation, issues facing Pakistan and larger Muslim world, with Anadolu Agency

Patrol was aimed at 'seriously wrong' words, actions of 'relevant countries' on Taiwan issue

The government last year adopted a four-year action plan to combat domestic violence

IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation delivers aid brought from Turkey

Xi said China was ready to cooperate with the United States on regional, global issues

Nearly 80% of families in Delhi and its satellite cities reported ailments like headaches and breathing troubles

Dalai Lama fled to India in 1959 after a failed uprising against Chinese rule

Since the Taliban seized power the economy spiraled into crisis

The 33-year-old died at the facility this March after being denied medical care for months

Prosecutors reportedly have not yet opened a probe into the incident

Authorities open criminal investigation into the owners of 102 social media accounts

French media reports Dassault paid almost 13m euros to middlemen to help secure sale of fighter jets to India

Authorisations would come as the bloc faces a new surge in infections and hospitalisations

The incident is the latest in a string of hospital fires in the country this year that have killed dozens

With over 140 fragrant plant species, garden is country’s biggest such facility, claim forest officials

China has never renounced the use of force to bring democratic Taiwan under its control

Number of daily infections has risen steadily to around 2,300 in recent days

Type 054A/P frigate named PNS Tughril by Pakistan Navy

The project, backed by a local non-profit and the West Bengal government, aims to plant around 10,000 saplings

Moeed Yusuf has already announced that he would not attend the November 10 dialogue

Violence has fuelled fears that Afghanistan could collapse into anarchy and even return to a new phase of civil war

All but two entrances to the parliament building, known as the Beehive, were closed off

Washington-based development lender paused aid in August following the Taliban takeover

German doctors warn they will need to postpone scheduled operations in coming weeks to cope

Attack termed a message from militias of resorting to violence if excluded from the govt

Agreement between the two countries aims at promoting clean energy and nature-based solutions

Delhi has worst air quality of any capital city but even by its standards past few days have been extraordinarily bad

Polluted water did not deter several Hindu worshippers from taking a dip in the river to mark 'Chhath Puja'

The move reflects Beijing's efforts to build up anti-carrier capabilities, specifically against the US Navy

It was the second time a government headed by Prime Minister Sheikh Sabah al-Khalid al-Sabah has resigned this year

Soldier of paramilitary Central Reserve Police Force opened fire at camp in central Chhattisgarh state

Khatibzadeh says Washington must lift all sanctions imposed by Trump

Some 59,000 tons of clothing arrive each year at the Iquique port in the Alto Hospicio free zone in northern Chile

A democratic government was restored, women were once again allowed to work and study, and a civil society was rebuilt

The men appeared to have abandoned their summit attempt and turned back when the avalanche hit

It was the first time a court in New Zealand had sentenced a person to prison for the rest of their life