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Last 61 ships, out of 422 ships that were queuing, passed through the vital trade artery

British acknowledgement of deaths comes as several European countries paused use of Oxford vaccine

Rahmani, 78, a former general secretary of the AIMPLB had tested positive for coronavirus last week

Country’s outbreak is the second-deadliest in the world averaging about 3,000 deaths, 75,500 new cases per day

World observes Autism Awareness Day today

Train derailed in tunnel after hitting truck, Island’s worst rail disaster in four decades

Regulatory Agency says no such reports of clotting events following use of BioNTech SE and Pfizer Inc vaccines

Denuclearisation will remain at the center of US policy toward North Korea

Japan’s immunisation campaign began in February, later than most major economies

The new surge this year presents a fresh challenge to the government

Major trade route tries to bounce back from a costly six-day closure

Spokesperson says third facility starts cultivating cells where the coronavirus would be grown

Investigators have not confirmed a causal link with the Covid-19 AstraZeneca vaccine, investigations ongoing

The measure will come into effect at 4am on Friday, April 9, says British high commissioner to Pakistan

New lockdown would force temporary closure of 150,000 businesses at a cost of 11 billion euros per month

The man was reportedly chanting slogans of terrorist organisations; probe initiated

Developer of protein-based intranasal vaccine candidate says Turkey-made spray ready to start clinic studies

Consider this a warning that I could impose a complete lockdown in next couple of days if things remain same, says CM

We don’t anticipate an immediate breakthrough as there will be difficult discussions ahead, says US official

Both officers are injured and have been transported to the hospital, say police

UK based Pakistani-Kashmiri, Bangladeshi and Sikh rights groups stand united against the Indian prime minister

Navalny said requests for a doctor of his choice to examine him and for proper medicine had been ignored

The country has so far injected 64 million doses and exported nearly as many

With the country's homegrown vaccine candidates and production of ventilators and CT scanners make headlines worldwide

Biden ignored Pakistan at his government's first summit on climate change to be held on April 22

The law gives fathers priority in child custody and allows them to prevent mothers from traveling with their children

Erdogan's decision came as the number of femicides and other crimes against Turkish women is growing

With death toll nearing 100,000 Macron forced to abandon his goal of keeping the country open to protect the economy

The shooting erupted in a two-story office building that opens onto an inner courtyard ringed by several businesses

About 1,000 additional patients had ended up in intensive care since the middle of March

Iran has called the toll given by sources “fake news”

ISPR says both sides deliberated upon bilateral cooperation including security and counter-terrorism

India decided to delay exports of the shots made by the Serum Institute of India (SII) to meet local demand

Any quick approval is unlikely as India is scrambling to expand its own domestic vaccination drive, says official

It was the first far-right group to be outlawed in Britain since World War Two

India must first take concrete actions to create favourable environment for constructive dialogue, says Cheng Xizhong

Last year Tehran began adding more advanced centrifuges there able to enrich much faster than the IR-1

About 70,000 staff, including vaccinators, are involved in implementing polio campaign, of which about 40% are women

New overall efficacy rate of 91.3% is lower than the 95% originally reported in November for its 44,000-person trial

The April Fool's Day is marked every year on the first of April worldwide where traditionally people prank others

In its report, State Department highlights rights abuses, mistreatment of minorities, and widespread corruption

With at least 521 civilians killed in two months of protests against the Feb 1 coup

India has been reporting a spike in cases this month

FM Qureshi tells Tajik counterpart Gwadar, other seaports could help boost bilateral trade between the two countries

The Joint Technical Committee forecasts oil stocks dipping below the 2015-2019 average in August

Ahead of possible new restrictive measures to be announced by the government

The latest daily death toll was 155

Pfizer-BioNTech will deliver 67.5 million doses and Moderna nearly 10 million

Amendments will revise, improve methods for selection of Hong Kong's chief executive, says foreign ministry

Single-dose Chinese jab is 74.8% efficient in preventing coronavirus and 100% efficient at preventing severe disease