World

America's richest collective wealth climbed over $2T, now totaling more than $5T

The investigation, stretching across 41 provinces, was part of a five-year-old crackdown

Climate change could also shave 3% off continental GDP by mid-century

A Japanese Defence Ministry spokesperson said there had been no violation of Japanese territorial waters

China has agreed to convene meeting, date, venue to be decided later, says Taliban official

Total merchandise trade between the two countries stood at $4.67 billion by the end of last financial year

Khalilzad became the face of one of the largest US diplomatic failures in recent memory

Research shows women from the marginalised community also die younger due to malnutrition

Chinese foreign ministry denies report which said Beijing had launched rocket in July carrying hypersonic glide weapon

Religion does not justify preventing girls from going to school, says Nobel Peace Prize laureate

Daily stocks of all COVID-19 vaccines have exceeded 100 million doses

In 2008, Kerala was hit by the worst floods in a century that had killed at least 400 people

Louisiana State Police, who are investigating both incidents, said the two shootings are believed to be unrelated

Former US Secretary of State died of Covid-19 complications; family says Powell was fully vaccinated

Region's police chief says he had instructed officers to move workers after three labourers were shot

Police say 25-year-old British man arrested on suspicion of murder of David Amess

We'll take whatever step is needed to meet our country's defence needs, says Turkish president

New Delhi has suggested two dates November 10 and 11 for the proposed meeting of NSAs on Afghan crisis

Test showed Beijing made astounding progress on hypersonic weapons and far more advanced than US realised, FT reports

US freezing country’s reserves after Taliban's takeover violates international law, human rights, says Amir Muttaqi

Syrian government denounced "this cowardly criminal act

Saudi authorities say visitors must be fully vaccinated, wear masks on the premises

Despite rise in cases, Australia's covid numbers are low compared to other developed countries, with just 1,530 deaths

Macron says 'crimes committed that night' under Paris police chief Maurice Papon 'inexcusable'

Taliban ordered male teachers, boys back to schools, but there was no mention of women teachers, girl pupils

The detentions of dozens of dual nationals and foreigners have complicated ties between Iran and European countries

Kandahar police said units would be assigned to protect the Shia mosques

Extrajudicial killings of 5 civilians in fake encounters worst kind of human rights violation, says TeK UK president

Netflix’s bonechilling docuseries House of Secrets has sparked important conversations about untreated mental illness

Two Indian soldiers killed in a ‘fierce firefight’ with rebels

De facto minister of education told us that they are working on a framework, says UNICEF official Omar Abdi

There is a need to regularise these things for the larger good of the society, says RSS chief

largest known Trojan asteroids are believed to measure as much as 225 kilometres in diameter

If Taliban can defeat world's largest military, we see possibility we too can win our freedom, says local businessman

Socialist Web Site lashes out at The Washington Post editorial, terms it ‘an organ of American imperialism’

Last month relatives of the people killed in the attack demanded compensation and a face to face apology.

Shipment is part of ongoing US vaccine diplomacy effort that has sent vaccines to dozens of countries

Amess, 69, was knifed repeatedly in the attack at about midday on Friday in Leigh-on-Sea, east of London

It pushed the national death toll to 222,315

Image of Muslim holy book at Hindu temple has sparked attacks on temples, violent protests in Bangladesh

Simple procedures can prevent refugees from taking perilous, irregular journeys, says UN Refugee Agency

Biden administration wants to 'lend a degree of automaticity to these operations,' says State Deptartment

But when the hardline Islamist Taliban swept to power mid-August, vowing to restore sharia law, everything changed

Afghan cabinet directs officials not to carry out public hangings unless the country's top court issues an order

Key ministers unsure about Shaukat Tarin’s fate

Soldiers were chasing separatists in a forested area of Mendhar region, say officials

The country’s longest mission is set to ‘expand China's technological boundary’, says space analyst

Head of events at King Abdullah Economic City says ‘Pure Beach is targeting foreign tourists as well’

Authorities cancel curbs on fully vaccinated people at closed venues, gatherings, transportation, restaurants, cinemas

David Amess, 69, was treated by emergency services but died at the scene, say police