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A Reuters witness saw a column of people numbering at least 10,000 moving towards Independence Square

Israel’s intelligence minister have said earlier that Oman could also formalise ties with the country

Ambassador-designate vows to prioritise cooperation in education, science and technology, and youth affairs

International think tank nominates Emine Erdogan among top 10 Muslim influential figures

Tensions escalated after Turkey sent its research vessel and a small navy flotilla to waters claimed by Greece earlier

Loans to help needy university students continue online classes, say authorities

India’s biggest and richest state Maharashtra reported 8,204 fresh cases

Their presence at negotiations is significant in patriarchal Afghanistan, though they are outnumbered

As firefighters have been stationed at the scene putting out the embers

As protesters in Gaza burn pictures of Israeli, US, Bahraini and United Arab Emirates leaders

As tropical storm Sally strengthens off the west coast of Florida

Following a Houthi claim saying it had attacked an “important target” in the Saudi capital

He reaffirms Pakistan's support for the Afghans as they move towards peace, development

Britain left the EU on January 31 and is now negotiating with the EU to agree on future trading relations

German govt had earlier said it would not investigate the case because poisoning took place in Russia

There was no risk to the local community, police says

Canada’s death toll from pandemic stood at 9,163 as of Sept. 11, the same as number of deaths reported on Sept. 10

Facebook India did not respond to a request for comment

Several miners were in the shaft which was covered and no one could get out

A global union of athletes called on Tuesday for Iran’s expulsion from world sport if it executed Afkari

Commencement of negotiations is fruit of combined efforts, says FM Qureshi

As relations between the two major trading partners become increasingly strained over a host of issues

The federal rights commission has urged authorities to not hurt protesters

Questions the Hong Kong leadership’s commitments to protecting citizens’ rights

Individuals will now be quarantined for 14 days as per Covid-19 protocol, says a spokesman for the Indian Army

Logs 97,570 new cases raising the total number to more than 4.65 million

There were no immediate reports of arrests

Around 100 people protested in various locations in Melbourne

News was shared by Israel’s public broadcaster Kan without citing sources

Maharashtra now rivals Russia for the fourth-highest caseload globally.

Imperial College's study will fuel concerns that renewed restrictions may need be introduced

Russian proposal all but certain to be brushed off by Berlin

For every confirmed case in May, there were 82 to 130 infections that were not recorded, research paper estimates

Israeli officials have confirmed such a plan. The UAE has not

China’s Foreign Ministry did not specify the measures, which it described as reciprocal

In remembrance of the planes hijacked by al Qaeda and flown into the World Trade Center’s twin towers

Two men were called in by confused American troops to decipher the Arabic files

The council says a total of 148,756 cases were registered in Ukraine

As Britain explicitly said it plans to break international law by breaching parts of the Withdrawal Agreement treaty

As part of a prisoner transfer deal to help usher in peace talks in the war-torn country

Huge orange flames lit the desert night sky and could be seen as far away as the capital Amman

Thousands remain stranded on streets near Greece’s largest migrant camp after fires burned the facility to the ground

A month after a massive blast devastated the port and the surrounding area

A worst-case scenario showed the economy could shrink 8.1%

Set to arrive in Doha on the 19th anniversary of 9/11 attacks that triggered US military involvement in Afghanistan

The two politicians have widely divergent views on nearly everything

Beijing tells New Delhi that all personnel and equipment that have trespassed at the border must be moved

The rules were a surprise to many in the market

Human activity has severely degraded three quarters of all land and 40 percent of Earth's oceans

She has been accused of turning a blind eye to, or even condoning, abuses against the Rohingya