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Iranian FM says the fighting of the brave Afghan nation has shown that no foreign power can occupy Afghanistan

Surprisingly, it doesn't take the fish a long time to learn how to drive the vehicle, says researcher

Suspect arrested after he ‘knowingly and wilfully' threatened to kill former US president

Junk collector was playing with unexploded mortar shell when it went off in Lal Pur district

Afghan FM says he assured Ahmad Massoud and others that they can return to their homeland ‘without any concerns’

It came to the fore as journalists clicked on the just-expired Microsoft Teams link

Moazzam Begg says he ‘tried to seek accountability’ after his unjustified detention at International Criminal Court

No fatalities reported so far, while some people are reported to have suffered minor injuries

China and Russia believe "colour revolutions" are uprisings instigated by the United States

Tahany El-Gebaly dies at age of 71

Citizens appeared dazed as they returned to everyday errands in the financial hub

Her trial has been closed to the media and Suu Kyi's lawyers have been barred from communicating with the media

There are no immediate reports of casualties

India reported 179,723 new cases on Monday, most of them in the country's biggest cities

Minister says diplomacy could fail after one session; West threatening sanctions if Russia invades Ukraine

Officials say 32 people have been hospitalised with life-threatening injuries and some 60 people were injured in total

Hospitalisations have increased steadily since late Dec. as Omicron quickly overtook Delta as dominant strain

Greek Orthodox Patriarch says churches are regularly desecrated, vandalised and clergies subjected to intimidation

Arun Prakash says silence of country’s political leadership over violent calls against minorities is ‘ominous’

About 850,000 of the persecuted Muslim minority live in network of camps in Bangladesh's district of Cox's Bazar

Saudi women in black on horseback rode ahead of men on camels as musicians with swords danced to the beat of drums

President Rajapaksa made the request during a meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Colombo

The soft-focus portraits by veteran Italian photographer Paolo Roversi will go on tour around Britain this year

The lavish birthday celebration cost nearly $10,000, according to police

Spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid says Faizullah Jalal was trying to instigate people against the system

The health ministry reported 327 new deaths

Dozens of people have been killed, thousands detained and public buildings have been torched

The case highlights the plight of many parents separated from their children during the hasty evacuation

The protesters denounce French president's intent to 'piss off' people refusing Covid-19 shots

The 60-year-old suffered from end-stage chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Next steps include aligning the telescope's optics, and calibrating its scientific instruments, according to NASA

Tehran says 51 people, many of them from US military, were targeted for their 'role in the terrorist crime'

Udit Raj says recent security breach during Modi visit to Punjab validates that the attack was planned

The health ministry also reported 285 new deaths, taking the total to 483,463

Blinken had said 'once Russians are in your house, it's sometimes very difficult to get them to leave'

Three months after receiving third jab, protection against hospitalisation among those aged over 65 remained 90%

Dozens dead, public buildings ransacked and torched

Judge condemned them for what he described as their mistake of failing to see Arbery as just another neighbour

The country reported 662,000 new cases on Thursday, the fourth highest daily US total ever recorded

Says it was the authorities' obligation to place restrictions against those who are not vaccinated

Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to attend the annual Gangasagar Mela festival

The Express Tribune brings you the moments etched in our memory from 2021

Alliance's foreign ministers term many security demands made by Kremlin 'unacceptable'

Recent allegations about the use of Pegasus software have rocked Poland

Indian govt last year said Dubai would invest in infrastructure and other projects in occupied region

Some grumbled at the change and businesses were split, with many moving to the Western-style weekend

Kassym-Jomart Tokayev dismisses calls to hold talks with the protesters

Authorities of various megacities bringing in restrictions in a bid to keep infections in check

Gioacchino Gammino, a member of a Sicilian mafia group, had escaped Rome's Rebibbia jail in 2002

Maulvi Ulfat Hashimi was head of eastern Laghman province, says official