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A Kam Air chartered plane has been sitting for 14 hours at Abu Dhabi airport after arriving from Kabul with 117 people

On World Heart Day, leading cardiologist says patients are not reporting to hospitals due to fear of contracting Covid

New research making the case humans could live up to 150 years or there is no maximum theoretical age

UN says around three million people now require humanitarian assistance in Myanmar

Johnson says supplies are returning to normal, urges people against panic buying

China has exported military drones to Pakistan, UAE and Serbia

Taliban are under pressure from the international community to renounce ties with al Qaeda

Govt prepares to move to a futuristic new capital in the desert

Fighters from around the country flocked to Kabul after the hardliners swept to power

People told to protect their mouths and noses with a wet cloth

Kishida is party consensus builder, but lacks popularity

Beijing says both sides agreed to include KCCDZ in CPEC framework during 10th JCC

Sanctions could extend to foreign governments, including Pakistan, that US believes were and are supporting Taliban

Interim government also calls upon all countries to respect international laws to ‘prevent any negative consequences’

We helped build a state… but we could not forge a nation, says Lloyd Austin

Anything in the text found to conflict with Sharia law would be discarded, says acting justice minister

Beijing will ensure smooth operation and construction of existing projects, says Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson

The flag was sent aboard the Long March-2F carrier rocket on June 17, 2021

Earthquake was centred at a depth of 10 km, with an epicentre 23 km

Number of COVID-19 cases recorded by Australia since the beginning of the pandemic topped 100,000

Images from the sources, show a badly damaged property and family members with injuries from Taliban beatings

It is time Indian prime minister was questioned and warned over his anti-Muslim policies

Expo 2020 will be indelibly tinged by the pandemic, however, with masks and social distancing mandatory on site

Queues of drivers snaked back from those petrol stations that were still serving in major cities

The Senate and House committees overseeing the U.S. military will hold hearings on Tuesday and Wednesday

The extraordinary sequence of events and rebukes underscore burgeoning perils for Indian PM’s foreign policy

Deputy Secretary of State Sherman will meet officials in Islamabad on October 7-8 after an earlier visit to New Delhi

Bennett says Tehran seeks to dominate the Middle East under a ‘nuclear umbrella’

Move comes amid competing claims for Afghanistan's UN seat in New York after the Taliban seized power last month

The drugmaker has been racing to develop an easy-to-administer antiviral pill for Covid-19

Footage shows the egg bouncing off the president's shoulder area, without breaking

Thousands of farmers have spread out to different districts to ensure complete nationwide strike, says farmers' leader

New chief prosecutor says he wants to focus his investigation on the Taliban and Da’ish

Jake Sullivan will meet with senior leaders on a range of regional and global challenges, White House says

Airshow China will be a mostly domestic affair because of tight quarantine rules

Ten people have been arrested for planning to cheat in fiercely competitive teaching exams

Many people contacted Bolat following her post on social media, wishing her well and standing in solidarity

The British government confirmed it had received about half a million doses from COVAX

"It felt quite strong and lasted many seconds," a local mayor told Skai television

Panic buying deepened a supply chain crisis triggered by a shortage of truckers

Social Democrats narrowly win first national election since 2005

The military had at times shut down the internet, particularly in cities, in a bid to curb demonstrations

FM lauds recent debate in the British Parliament which once more exposed Indian atrocities in IIOJK

Of the 63 seats in Althing, 33 were won by women, or 52 per cent, according to projections based on the final results

General Presidency for the Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques says it has so far trained around 600 female employees

Nobody can interfere with what defence systems Ankara would buy, says Turkish president

War-torn country at risk of 'imminent hunger' with winter approaching, says UN official

Country’s new rulers say all technical issues at the Kabul airport have been resolved

We cannot make compromises on the protection of women's rights, says Nobel laureate on UNGA sidelines  

President Mahmoud Abbas accuses Israel of ‘field executions against our people’