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Female staff say they had been trying to return to work at ministry for weeks since Taliban takeover last month

Vote comes in the wake of an unprecedented crackdown on the opposition this year

27-year-old Paulin slowly progressed barefoot on line stretched across river between Eiffel Tower and Chaillot Theatre

Witnesses told local media several wounded Taliban fighters were taken to hospital after explosion

Says the government had raised concerns regarding the deal to Paris for months

Wasim, Shaniera Akram have joined the myth-busting brigade to assure New Zealand and the world that Pakistan is safe.

Drill focuses on countering regional hybrid threats, combined force interoperability and maritime security operations

138 tons of aid delivered by Doha to Afghanistan

Future of country not clear, but current administration better than previous one, says Afghan tradesman

While activists express concern at adoption of laws without debate, government rejects charge

France on Friday recalled its ambassadors from the United States and Australia

A visit to the Nazi concentration camp close to Prague serves as a reminder of a cruel chapter in European history

Significant discoveries in Pakistan raise the question just how rich the region is in prehistoric fossils

Relatives of victims urge Washington to punish the military officials responsible for the attack

Most schools in Kabul have stayed shut since the Taliban captured the city just over a month ago

Under new rules, online game providers can only offer one-hour services to minors from 8pm to 9pm

Accused lured the teenager to a deserted place while she was returning home from school

Variant can spread for 4 generations in 10 days, with fastest intergenerational transmission taking less than 24 hrs

IURS head Dr Raisoni pledges comprehensive cooperation with Taliban govt and people of Afghanistan

Organisers of "Justice for J6" rally say they expected a peaceful event

The regional business and tourism hub is relying on the fair to give its economy a boost

One attack targetted a Taliban vehicle patrolling in Jalalabad

This is great news for many Pakistani nationals who suffered financially and mentally, the FM says

'While Japan must keep a pledge to pursue fiscal reform, it must prioritise cushioning the blow from the pandemic'

The country is looking at vaccinating children under 12 years in early 2022

US authorities plan to put the Haitians in Del Rio on flights back to Haiti under public health law known as Title 42

Many hospital workers overwhelmed by fresh wave of Covid cases, leave jobs for non-medical fields

The measures - short of a full lockdown - came on the first of the four-day Mid-Autumn Festival holidays

Interim government's Education Ministry makes no mention of girl students, women teachers

Pakistan’s continued large scale contribution to UN peacekeeping operations was greatly appreciated

Investigators hint that the attack was a targeted incident, adding “multiple people involved”

Blackcaps had quit the series at the last minute citing unspecified security threats

Lauds Pakistan’s support for helping Afghans

Trilateral move may lead to new rifts among transatlantic allies amid nuclear proliferation concerns

France calls the deal a stab in the back

Gen McKenzie says it is unlikely the vehicle hit or those who died were Islamic State militants

Senior Taliban leader said earlier this week women would not be allowed to work in govt ministries with men

Country's new rulers should pursue moderate domestic and foreign policies, says Chinese president

All teachers and male students should attend school, reads official statement

Sunday Guardian Live, quoting 'sources', claimed on Aug 21 that Kiwi's tour was 'under imminent terror threat'

Chinese findings also shows the booster enhanced cell-based responses to the coronavirus

Tehran calls on SCO members to help it form a mechanism to avert sanctions imposed by the West

China says first manned mission to its space station is a 'complete success'

Wide disparities in vaccination rates in advanced and developing countries will be a key issue during the summit

This is the next step in our plan to safely reopen, and to stay safely open, says PM Morrison

Picture purportedly shows enigmatic Taliban leader during fight against Soviet Union

US, UK to provide Australia with technology and capability to deploy nuclear-powered submarines

Nearly 450 health workers have been suspended in just one hospital in the city of Nice

Indian FM says progress in this regard is essential for restoration of peace and tranquillity

Andrew was sued last month for battery and intentional infliction of emotional distress over alleged misconduct