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In Karachi, the surgeon's fellow alumni feel their former colleague may now be destined for even greater glory

Quake caused shaking in Oita, Miyazaki prefectures that measured 5+ on Japan's seismic intensity scale

German Chancellor stressed Berlin's policy of not supplying lethal weapons to conflict zones

Three people were injured and taken to hospital

PM backs for UK premier’s appeal for international donors’ conference

Spokesperson says talks will also take place with US on 'pending issues' like release of the locked funds

Research team says relying on technologies like 5G and WiFi, robot skiing contests will be possible via remote control

Despite new research, experts insist PCR tests unlikely to be replaced entirely

Blinken says Washington sought during Friday's talks to determine whether Moscow was prepared to take diplomatic path

Video shows ‘Pentagon launched a reckless attack that was guaranteed to kill innocent people’

Afghans defeated invaders with their shared Islamic beliefs, says spokesperson

Australia's HMAS Adelaide is en route from Brisbane and is due in Tonga next week

15-year-old Zia Mustafa was killed in Indian army’s staged encounter

This is a critical step toward ensuring global access to urgently needed coronavirus treatment, says MPP chief

Chinese army says US destroyer trespassed territorial waters; US claims its ship 'asserted navigational rights'

US president says such an invasion would be met by a 'severe and coordinated response'

Says Palestinian families’ evictions are against international law, risk further tensions

Authorities hand out enforcement notices to a number of the 70-odd venues that took part in the protest

BrahMos cruise missiles can be launched from submarines, ships, aircraft or land

Moazzam Begg says the British govt canceled his passport thrice sans legal grounds

Indian army contacted its Chinese counterpart to locate teenager, says defence ministry

The govt claims it needs facial recognition to 'prevent crime and find missing children'

President Biden's statement comes after drone and missile attacks on UAE claimed by the group

Coalition carries out 4 attacks on al-Hudaydah city, 6 more on Sanaa, says report

These remaining devotees trickle into the Karte Parwan Gurdwara temple for a recent prayer session on a wintry Monday

The city has reported less than ten local COVID infections since Jan. 15, with both the Delta and Omicron variants

For the workers at Noori's workshop, the opportunity to make some money outweighed other worries

The variant's advance in coming weeks and months will depend on public health measures to contain it

After Senate's approval, Nusrat Jahan will be the first Bangladeshi-American to serve on federal bench

The country also recorded 239 deaths in the space of 24 hours

Killing of Zainab Abdullahi horrified women, who face increasing restrictions since Taliban returned to power

Prosecutors have charged Alaa M with 18 cases of torture and say he killed one of the prisoners

The country faces a humanitarian disaster, worsened after West froze international aid, access to assets held abroad

Authorities ordered 2,000 hamsters from dozens of pet shops and storage facilities to be culled

Development came after the 35-year-old bowed out of the Australian Open in the first round

International flights under existing bubble agreements will continue, civil aviation authorities say

Russia says it is still waiting for a written US response to its demands for security guarantees

Scientist warns it will take weeks before data will show severity of the latest wave driven by Omicron

Blinken arrived in Ukraine on Wednesday amid concerns from Kyiv and its Western allies

The country's consumer watchdog has received reports of retailers selling tests for about US$22 each

Tonga will be able to access a $10 million Asian Development Bank relief facility upon request

Taliban administration was seeking economic relations with the international community

Imran speaks with Abu Dhabi crown prince, offers condolences on loss of lives

Complaint lodged with London police for arrest of Indian army chief, home minister

More and more young adult Spaniards live with their parents because they cannot afford to rent

PM Bennett orders security establishment to provide their counterparts in Gulf state with any assistance

Breivik, a far-right extremist, killed 77 people in Norway's worst peacetime atrocity in July 2011

Indian PM ran out of words while addressing a virtual conference after teleprompter ‘stopped working’

A devastating drought has compounded the crisis, with earthquake-hit Qadis one of the worst affected areas

Authorities believe first of case Omicron variant found in Beijing could have arrived via a package from Canada