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Senior State Dept official calls on top civil, military leadership

Mississippi governor said 600 members of the National Guard would be deployed to the new water distribution sites

Chinese companies operating in Pakistan donate Rs15 million for flood relief

Turkey seeks to strike balance b/w Moscow and Kyiv by criticising Russia's invasion while opposing Western sanctions

We support the peaceful upholding of democratic, constitutional and legal principles, says State Department spokesman

The United States killed Zawahiri with a missile fired from a drone while he stood on a balcony at his hideout in July

Delegation will meet President Tsai Ing-wen amid continued military tensions with island's giant neighbour China

Biden affirms the United States’ commitment to supporting Saudi Arabia’s security and territorial defence

American veteran bags bronze in 4x400m mixed relay to bring curtain down on her illustrious career

IPRI report analysed 5,085 tweets that were directly related to Pakistan from June 1, 2021 to May 31, 2022

Riyadh and Washington step up efforts to fix strained ties and lay ground for visit by US President Joe Biden

Iran needs to decide whether it insists on conditions and whether it wants to conclude a deal quickly, says official

Guns surpassed car crashes as the top cause of death in America for those aged 19 and under in 2020, analysis shows

Senior official says US has always viewed strong, prosperous, democratic Pakistan as critical to US interests

Capital punishment has been on wane in US but an upcoming slate of executions refocused attention on death penalty

American player edges Ukraine’s Yastremska 7-6 (18/16), 7-5 to help her country take 2-0 lead

FO says unfortunate that bilateral cooperation mechanism was being used to target third country

Currently, New Delhi mostly relies on Russian military equipment

State Department spokesman says ‘closely’ following developments in Pakistan

Costa Rica to play New Zealand in playoff to finalise fourth qualifier from CONCACAF

Albright's experience as a refugee prompted her to push for the United States to be a superpower

It’s time to burn what remains of the Confederacy, says Gary Chambers

We must stand up against any threat of violence in our communities, says US VP Harris

Joint statement affirms resolve of two countries to work together against the United States

US ski star heads to Beijing on the back of World Cup form following tumultuous year

Putin says Russia had received generally positive initial response to security proposals it handed to the US

Chinese foreign ministry spokesman says 2022 Winter Games are ‘not a stage for political shows’

Health officials say the infected person with mild symptoms returned from South Africa on Nov 22

US wants ‘verifiable proof’ of tennis star’s whereabouts; UN asks for investigation

Policymakers fear US sanctions and assess prospects of a 'win-win situation' to be dimmer

France’s reign as women's tennis world champions ends after 2-1 defeat

Veteran bids emotional farewell to international football after 6-0 win

Vaccinated air passengers will need to be tested within three days before travel

Americans come from behind to beat Costa Rica 2-1 in qualifier

US track and field star says it was ‘amazing’ to have achieved feat after winning 11th Olympic medal in Tokyo

Players protest against sexual misconduct scandals that have swept league

US football star says league should have done more over the last decade

Two countries agreed to set up two working groups, which will convene ahead of a third plenary meeting

Flight marked an important step in Taliban's efforts to create a functioning state after they seized power last month

Beijing has been quick to seize on US failure in Afghanistan to try to portray US as a fickle partner

Golf star hoping to crown breakthrough season by helping country win 17th edition of biennial event

Foreign ministry spokesman made his remarks a day after the US Treasury announced financial sanctions

11 service members were among 13 US troops killed in Islamic State suicide attack on Thursday outside Kabul's airport

Under a deal with the US, Taliban have said they will allow foreigners and Afghans who wish to leave to fly out

More than 500 people with Covid were admitted to hospitals each hour on average for past week

The ultimate fate of the United States’ 20-year nation-building project in Afghanistan has surprised no one

Civilian aircraft would not fly into Afghanistan, but instead ferry evacuees from air bases in various locations

The world has been viewing Taliban’s victory a win for Pakistan more than Pakistanis themselves

The United States’ Indian policy over the years has been to offer India as the “net security provider for the region”

Britain fears the vacuum left by the West's chaotic withdrawal will allow militants to gain a foothold in Afghanistan