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Ali al-Qaradaghi's call comes amid new wave of violence against Muslims in India

Mexican government is under pressure from US authorities to help reduce the flow

Vaccination coverage among the age group is lower than in older groups, according to the CDC

New funding brings total US humanitarian aid in Afghanistan and for Afghan refugees in region to nearly $474M in 2021

Last week, country crossed 1B doses of COVID-19 vaccine

Pakistan, strongly condemns the vandalization of several mosques, houses and shops of Muslims in India

Thousands of Sudanese have already taken to the streets this week to protest against General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan

Most information was 'all you needed to know to determine whether Afghan security forces were a real fighting force'

In 2022, Britain will donate at least 20 million more Oxford-AstraZeneca doses

Treasury says UAVs from Revolutionary Guard Corps were used to attack US forces in the Gulf region

Russian Ambassador says unilateral sanctions on Taliban leaders would have to be addressed but perhaps not right away

Fans gathered to watch the T20 World Cup match beamed from Dubai on a big screen in Kabul amusement park

Apple took a $6 billion hit to its sales during the fiscal fourth quarter

Majid Khan reportedly told the court that he was forced to remain awake for days, doused with ice water

Hindu right-wing groups pressuring authorities in Gurgaon city to stop Friday prayers in open spaces

Freezing this money is unethical and is against all international laws, says spokesperson

Base points to deepening security cooperation between impoverished Tajikistan and China

'By the end of February a total of 1.1 billion surplus vaccines could be transferred'

Queen will instead deliver a recorded message to world leaders at COP26 in Glasgow

The first phase will go into effect on Monday and last for a month, officials said

Bangkok's street-food vendors were already under stress before pandemic, having faced evictions and bans

Xi has not left China since early 2020, when gravity of Covid pandemic became clear

The Huthis have claimed to be tightening their grip around the strategic city

Agni-5 missile blasted off from Abdul Kalam Island off India's east coast and splashed into the Bay of Bengal

Not every captive was a terrorist, many were at wrong place at wrong time when they were arrested, says witness

Summit calls on Taliban government to implement ‘prudent domestic and foreign policies’ and ‘restore order to society’

China has said it will send $30 million worth of emergency humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan

China reported 23 locally transmitted symptomatic cases for Wednesday

Scientist calls for global cooperation to avoid the trend and save existing species

President Ebrahim Raisi is expected to take a tough approach if the Vienna talks resume

Experts say test shows Beijing's pursuit of an Earth-orbiting system to evade US missile defenses

Tech giant says the change would bring together its different apps and technologies under one brand

The step is designed to give non-binary, intersex and gender nonconforming people a marker other than male or female

Organisation launches digital van to highlight Kashmiris' struggle, awaken world conscience against Indian occupation

PAHO report says last week the continent's death and infection figures were the lowest in over a year

Top diplomat terms it important to curb and control migration flows from Afghanistan

Authorities banned gatherings of more than four people in the most tense parts of Tripura state

Int'l aid largely disappeared following Taliban's victory over Afghanistan's Western-backed govt in August

Thousands of people have taken to the streets since Monday's takeover led by armed forces chief

Taliban leader and son of Mullah Omar was named defence minister in interim cabinet

Britain looking to fix the public finances after emergency pandemic support sent debt rocketing

More than 30 million Pakistanis have been affected by climate change, damage exceeds $14 billion

China is Thailand's largest source of tourists, accounting for 11 million visitors in 2019

Pfizer has said it could have data from its clinical trial in even younger children - ages 2 to 4 - by year end

Without a WHO nod, the two-dose Covaxin is unlikely to be accepted as a valid vaccine globall

The premier underscored that every nation must play its due role in combating climate change

US official says it is unclear whether Afghan Taliban has the ability to fight Dai’sh effectively

'Now leaders need to be just as clear in their actions,' says UN chief ahead of Glasgow climate conference'

Incidents of sexual abuse took place between 1996-1999, says prosecutor

Protesters take to streets to demonstrate against takeover after a day of deadly clashes