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Washington, Warsaw working to establish Poland's tight military control over historical possessions, says SVR chief

It is the second time Twitter miscalculated its user numbers after discovering it in 2017

Germany top buyer of Russian fossil fuels, with estimated imports of $9.5 billion

Roughly 200-year-old high-priced handloom-based fabric revived after 6 years of research

Officials say Saudi funding could help Turkey alleviate its economic woes including soaring inflation

The alliance's chief also talks about help for Kyiv to shift to modern Western arms and systems

Parts of South Asia are facing an extreme heat wave as temperatures rose several degrees above normal

After the war of words over Khashoggi, Saudi Arabia in 2020 imposed an unofficial boycott on Turkish imports

Fears were growing, however, that China would be trapped in a whack-a-mole game in coming months

TeK UK president condemns top student leader Ala Fazili and sacking of renowned law professor Showkat Hussain

More than a dozen people were also injured during the incident in the district of Thanjavur in Tamil Nadu

Police launch investigation into letter sent to Naftali Bennett’s home in central Israel

Step denounced by European leaders as 'blackmail'

Indian prime minister asks state governments to prioritise fire-safety audits for hospitals

AFM Chunying assures nothing will undermine China-Pakistan friendship

Return to JCPOA 'best way to address the nuclear challenge posed by Iran,' says Secretary of State Antony Blinken

Harris has not been in close contact with President Joe Biden, her office says

Plans for the China strategy said the contentscovered publicly by Blinken were not expected to be very detailed

The junta has refused to allow her visits, including by a special Southeast Asian envoy trying to end the crisis

Twitter user Dave Smith's reply to Tesla owner’s declaration of love for Twitter in 2017 has newfound appreciation

The minister was asked about New Delhi's stance on Ukraine war, China's rise and other issues

Videos circulating on social media show Iranian authorities beating and threatening Afghan refugees

CAIR received 6,720 complaints nationwide last year

The prolonged lockdown has fuelled frustration over lost wages, family separation and quarantine conditions

Israel has stepped up military operations in the West Bank, where Palestinians seek an independent state

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said he regarded Russia's scaremongering as a sign of weakness

Court orders former US president to be fined $10,000 per day until he complies

Court also sentences seven others to 18 years in jail each for aiding an attempt to overthrow govt

US President Joe Biden had pledged $800 million in more weaponry for Ukraine

Born on Jan 2, 1903, Tanaka was confirmed by Guinness World Records in 2019 as the oldest living person

Fifth round of negotiations in Baghdad was positive and serious and saw progress, says foreign ministry

The commission, for the third straight year, recommends sanctions on New Delhi over rights abuses

Russian president says West is involved in inciting attacks on Russian journalists

The five largest spenders in 2021 remain the US, China, India, UK and Russia

The 2015 deal gave Iran sanctions relief in exchange for curbs on its nuclear programme

We are facing problems from our neighbours, says Mullah Yaqoob while referring to alleged airstrikes by Pakistan

India has refrained from explicitly condemning Russia's invasion, while calling for an immediate end to violence

Shoppers in the city crowded stores and online platforms to stock up on leafy vegetables, fresh meat, instant noodles

While Macron's margin of victory was comfortable, it was well below the 66.1% he scored

The US and NATO allies have shown growing readiness to supply heavier equipment and more advanced weapons systems

Dmitry Rogozin says destruction of a spacecraft could trigger an armed conflict

First projections show Macron securing around 57-58% of the vote

Von der Leyen's itinerary began with visits to local climate change initiatives

The move comes after one of the company's vehicles caught fire, prompting a government probe

With processions, chants and ululations, thousands of Christian Palestinians and pilgrims celebrated the ceremony

Indian PM tells crowds his government has put the restive region on the path to prosperity

The world’s largest illegal darknet marketplace was finally seized and shut down

The mosquito-borne killer is one of the oldest viruses global health experts have been trying to eliminate

Russia's defence ministry said it used high-precision missiles on Saturday to destroy a logistics terminal in Odessa

The city recorded 19,657 new locally transmitted asymptomatic cases