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Assange is accused of releasing vast troves of 'confidential US military records and diplomatic cables'

Protesters held placards against fake Indian media outlets and the Indian armed forces

One survivor says the trailer couldn’t handle the weight of people

UNICEF report calls on governments in South Asia to safely resume in-person learning

US president calls for safeguarding rights, freedoms 'in the face of rising authoritarianism'

A convicted murderer was put to death by lethal injection in Oklahoma on Thursday

Public ceremony will be held next month for new designation

Move comes after Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he would roll back three farm laws

The vaccine compulsory mandate will apply to people 14 years and above

Intense argument between interior minister and an opposition lawmaker escalated into fisticuffs

Helicopter had crashed near my brother's house, says eyewitness who heard distinctive rumble of helicopter closing in

Early evidence suggests Omicron is more transmissible than any previous variant

In a white lab coat and mask, virologist says her team realised something was different in PCR tests

The group's spokesperson says over 670 ISIS terrorists arrested, 25 hideouts destroyed across Afghanistan

Both mother and daughter are doing very well, says spokesperson

Inactivated vaccines are made by Chinese manufacturers Sinovac, Sinopharm and India's Bharat Biotech

Frederiksen has maintained that she did not know her decision was unlawful

At a military hospital nearby, the lone survivor of the crash, an air force group captain, lay on life support

Qatar is the third stop on a tour of Gulf Arab states by Prince Mohammed ahead of a Gulf summit later this month

New Zealand's retail tobacco industry one of the most restricted in the world

Farm union leaders will meet again on Thursday to take a call on calling off the protest

The two leaders used Tuesday's call to set out their opposing positions on Ukraine

Sanctions, suspension of aid prevent Afghan citizens from enjoying peace that returned after decades

Allegra Stratton announces her stepping down in a tearful statement

The man was mistaken for a former member of Saudi Royal Guard listed in the US, British and UN documents

The photograph of the object was captured by the Yutu-2 rover on the far side of the moon

UK foreign minister's statement comes just a day before the resumption of talks

WHO says more data is needed to assess the severity of disease

Total of 69,601 new infections were reported, 2,415 more than the same time a week ago

Lab tests blood from 12 people who had been vaccinated with two doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine

Gen Bipin, wife among 13 killed in Tamil Nadu tragedy; Pakistan’s CJCSC, COAS offer condolences

Two leaders held two hours of virtual talks on Ukraine and other disputes in a video call about US-Russian relations

Some 8,974 people died of alcohol-specific causes in 2020, according to official statistics

The new infections take the total number of cases to 437

Sanna Marin, 36, apologises after a gossip magazine published photos of her attending a nightclub

The man had feared his children would be taken away from him when the forgery was discovered

65-kilometre ‘barrier’ includes underground sensors, a six metre-high smart fence, radars and cameras

Thousands of people applied to be evacuated but only a few received assistance, says Britain's foreign office official

Official says 45-year-old Moscow resident also injures four people including a 10-year-old girl

The Observatory, a UK-based organisation says the raid triggered a series of explosions

Year 2020 marks the steepest increase in global billionaires' share of wealth on record

The statement said the extended weekend comes as part of UAE efforts to boost work-life balance

New Delhi and Russia inked $5.5B deal for S-400 system in 2018

Many are sceptical about pledges from the Taliban, who failed to live up to promises during their last rule

Airlines have blamed a patchwork of travel rules for depressed international travel demand

Biden's team has identified a set of economic penalties to impose should Russia launch an invasion

President Joe Biden said last month that he was considering such a diplomatic boycott

Russian forces practice repelling an enemy aerial attack on military facilities using its S-300PS systems

Country is keen to increase farm product exports to Islamic countries, says official

Right-wing group also holds a rally to mark the 29th anniversary of demolition of Babri Masjid