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Democrat lawmaker Eliot Engel says this could significantly change the military balance in the Gulf

The scheme could foot the bill for 92 low-income countries, mostly in Africa and South-East Asia

The boat carrying 200 people sank a few hours after leaving the fishing town of Mbour

No justification for such acts of violence, in particular in places of worship, says Foreign Office

Warns there are up to 850,000 viruses which exist in animals and an 'existential threat' to humanity

A report finds that under Corbyn's leadership, the party was responsible for unlawful harassment and discrimination

Staff, contractors and freelancers could face dismissal for 'serious' breaches of the guidelines

Survey shows 14 million to 23 million people plan to pack up, many of them from big US cities

United States has no intention of creating a military crisis with China, says Chinese defence ministry spokesman

Premier says Pakistan and Turkey remain 'indispensable partners'

The two families have lost loved ones and seen their livelihoods and dreams destroyed by nearly a decade of conflict

French anti-terrorist prosecutor’s department asked to investigate the attack

Miguel Angel Moratinos expresses concern over French magazine’s insulting cartoons about Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

Given the sheer size of global need it will take several different vaccines to fight the Covid-19 pandemic

Country registers over 49,000 fresh coronavirus cases, 517 new fatalities over past 24 hours

OIC's Independent Permanent Human Rights Commission calls for 'moderation and restrain at all levels'

Says never seen the Charlie Hebdo drawing because he did not want to give credit to such immoral publications

Palestinians say the move made Washington complicit in what they termed Israel’s illegal settlement enterprise

A month-long conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia over Nagorno-Karabakh has defied three ceasefires

The country’s five-year conflict has disrupted already weak health services

Trump says any new refugees should be placed by the US State Department in parts of country open to hosting them

Thanks Turkish counterpart on supporting Pakistan on FATF

More than 70 million people have cast early in-person and mail ballots

'It is recommended to exercise the greatest vigilance, especially while travelling' the ministry said

Many carried placards bearing messages such as 'Stop Islamophobia', 'Boycott France'

Turkish presidential communications director Fahrettin Altun said “Macron’s anti-Muslim agenda is bearing fruit!”

FM tells Afghan counterpart to beware of 'spoilers' who don't wish to see return of peace and stability in Afghanistan

Report says Black, Asian and other ethnicities have been overexposed, stigmatised and overlooked during pandemic

South Asian supporters of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris worry that misinformation will affect turnout and support

Calls for boycott comes after President Emmanuel Macron defended a cartoonist's right to caricature religious leaders

Ankara has long been critical of the views and policies put forth by Wilders

The embassy says China’s ties with Sri Lanka stretched back 2,000 years

Akhunzada, 99, recalls march to Kashmir with tribal force to fight Hindu ruler and Indian army in October 1947

The German government expects Europe’s largest economy to shrink by 5.5% this year

No Supreme Court justice had ever been confirmed so close to a presidential election

The two sides will later sign a military agreement that will give India access to advanced US satellite and map data

The move came in reaction to remarks by French President Emmanuel Macron

In Saudi Arabia, calls for a boycott of French supermarket chain Carrefour were trending on social media

Pakistan's parliament passed a resolution urging the government to recall its envoy from Paris

Though, a research 11 years ago indicated water was relatively widespread in small amounts on the moon

Social media messages, videos, website reports aim at depicting militia as good governors

Muslims are the primary victims of the cult of hatred, says Iranian foreign minister

Malaysian king earlier asked politicians to end any politicking that could destabilise a government

Zhao Lijian told journalists that China was acting to protect its national interest

Attacker enters Auburn Gallipoli Mosque in Sydney, causes material damage

Keen Sword exercise is the first big drill since Yoshihide Suga became Japan’s prime minister last month

Effigies of the mythological demon king Ravana were burned in New Delhi to celebrate the Dussehra festival

Iran extends coronavirus curbs in Tehran and across the country

Putting Japan on the same timeline as Europe, Britain and a host of smaller nations, and a decade ahead of China

As US aims at strengthening strategic ties in the face of growing Chinese influence across the region