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US bad actions and tricks are completely futile and very dangerous, says official

Ban triggered international outrage and even left many in the movement baffled by the decision

Confrontations at sacred Al-Aqsa compound carry risk of a slide back into wider conflict

'We call on the United States and its allies to stop the irresponsible militarization of Ukraine'

Most infractions involve citizens trying to skirt rules reporting travels on a health app, falsifying test results

The city has begun converting schools, recently finished apartment blocks and exhibition halls into quarantine centres

Few of North Korea's rich drawn to live in penthouses, concerns over power and water supply keep them away

Local authorities estimate 341 people have been killed so far; more than 40,000 people affected

Russia's defence ministry said it struck a military target on edge of Kyiv overnight with cruise missiles

We priests should be the first to serve others, not exploit others, Francis tells prisoners

Abdul Razaq Arif came to the Netherlands seeking asylum and became a Dutch national

Commander pledges to support any group that fights the 'Zionist regime'

Finland, which shares a 1,300-km border with Russia, and Sweden are considering joining the alliance

New cases are rising in 20 out of more than 240 countries and territories tracked

Country also sanctions 87 Canadian senators, expels Czech diplomat, says Foreign Ministry

India has so far committed $1.9 billion to Sri Lanka in loans, credit lines and currency swaps

China's zero-Covid policy put millions into lockdown, had growing impact on world's second-largest economy

Aid includes heavy artillery ahead of wider Russian assault expected in eastern Ukraine

Philippine military pledged to keep up rescue efforts after tropical storm Megi ripped through central areas

Man arrested faces possible life in prison if convicted, at least 23 injured in Tuesday's shootings, smoke bomb attack

Bin is one of more than 100 villages partially or completely burned by Myanmar's military since the start of this year

Moskva missile cruiser damaged after ammunition blew up, Ukrainian official says vessel hit by missiles

The international lender cites worsening supply bottlenecks and rising inflation risks as reasons

Biden says he is doing everything to reduce 'the price and address the Putin price hike'

Pope Francis has repeatedly called out for peace but shied away from attacks on Vladimir Putin

Tens of thousands of passengers stranded in sudden disruption of railway services

There is ample evidence that spy agencies continue experimenting with project

One common cause was anger at what protesters said was economic mismanagement by the Rajapaksa family

Some injured passengers collapsed as they poured onto the platform of the 36th Street station

Shanghai police also warned increasingly frustrated residents, millions of whom are confined to their homes

Authorities say the cars collided when one of them became partly dislodged from its cable

NYPD warns people to stay away from the area

The incidents took place in Kabul and Herat over 'mistreatment of Afghan refugees' in Tehran

Island nation is grappling with its worst economic downturn since independence with regular blackouts

Putin says Moscow main aim is to protect the Russian-speaking people of Donbas in eastern Ukraine

Modi's critics say his Hindu nationalist ruling party has fostered religious polarization since 2014

Sri Lanka's health ministry did not respond to detailed questions from Reuters about the problems facing the sector

Biden recently said that only India among the Quad group of countries was "somewhat shaky" in acting against Russia

The minority believes use of hateful and divisive language by high-ranking politicians has increased on Modi’s watch

The regulator says the translator is offering the variant under the 'Did you mean' section

Imran Ahmad Khan, 48, had denied the allegation but was convicted act that took place in 2008

In Madhya Pradesh, more than 35 people were injured during clashes

United States has made clear it does not want to see an uptick in Russian energy imports by India

India has tried to walk a tightrope between maintaining relations with West and avoiding alienating Russia

'They ruined the lives of millions of people -- and we are allegedly to blame,’ says Ukraine's president

A gang dismantled a 60-feet-long iron bridge and likely sold it off in parts as scrap metal

Shanghai has classed residential units into three risk categories

NSA says the aim is to prevent Russia from seizing more territory and targeting civilians

At least 2,439 people have been injured in the conflict since Feb 24

Across Middle East and North Africa, people are struggling to secure even the most basic staples