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Berlin warns against trying to guess or assume Russia's decisions on Ukraine

The move comes amid concerns most-used jabs appear to be weaker against variants such as Omicron

Chinese FM says so-called systematic forced labour or education camps are all lies and fabrication

The flare up of violence this week has sparked fears it could be the trigger for Russian military action

US Defence Secretary say Russian forces were beginning to 'uncoil and move closer'

Ahead of provincial assembly elections, Sikhs and Muslims say they are against divisive politics spread by politicians

Decades of turmoil have had significant impact on women in occupied valley, say experts

The moves have become an issue of contention involving India's Muslim minority

Russian military intelligence was behind the recent spate of distributed denial of service

Illegal blockades and occupations will end, and they will end for good, says deputy PM

Lithium-ion batteries in the electric cars have caught fire, blaze requires specialist equipment

Warning sirens blare after rebel leaders announced the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of people to Russia

Abu Dhabi crown prince, PM Modi held a virtual summit to witness the signing of the deal

Warning sirens blared in Donetsk, the capital of one of the two rebel regions after the announcement

PM Lee Hsien Loong says charges against some parliamentarians include rape and murder

Investigation reveals Hindu extremists conducted the attack in 2007 and blamed Muslim groups for it

I expect an agreement in the coming week, says senior official

Five-year-old Haider fell down when he was trying to 'help' adults dig a new borehole in his drought-ravaged village

Says Russia ready to follow a negotiation track with NATO on its security demands

Political analysts accuse BJP of fomenting tensions in Karnataka to consolidate its appeal to majority Hindus

Indian Charge d’Affaires asked to convey Pakistan's condemnation of those acquitted, exonerated in 2007 bomb blasts

The technology transfer project aims to help low, middle-income countries manufacture mRNA vaccines at scale

Kyiv, rebels blamed each other for escalating tension after artillery and mortar attacks on Thursday

Explosions had shaken Gujarat, where Hindu-Muslim riots killed thousands, mostly Muslims

Lt Gen Al-Mutair discussed security aspects during his meeting with the Indian counterpart, says official statement

Gail Halvorsen was famous for dropping parachutes loaded with sweets for children during Soviet blockade

The 2015 deal eased some sanctions on Iran in return for strict curbs on Tehran's nuclear programme

They have less trust in scientists now than in the pre-pandemic period, finds Pew poll

The Islamic republic is locked in negotiations with world powers to revive a 2015 deal

Biden's remarks came shortly after Ukraine and pro-Russian separatists exchanged fire across

Indians were identified as Upendra Kumar Mishra and Raju Thakur, both natives of Bihar

Int'l forum observes anti-Muslim rhetoric in India has been taken to mainstream to create 'Hindu Rashtra'

The victims were sitting on an iron slab covering the well on Wednesday when it gave way, officials say

The countries now enjoy strong economic ties, but war remains a sensitive topic among victims, veterans

Johnson, Morrison expressed 'grave concerns about credible reports of human rights violations in Xinjiang'

France has had troops in Mali since 2013, when it intervened to drive back militants

Kuwait is known to have an active political scene, with MPs regularly challenging the authorities

Russia's defense ministry said its forces were pulling back after exercises in southern and western military districts

After being held captive for some time by mujahideen, Sherefovic converted to Islam

The group's leader says it has been producing drones for a long time, invites 'orders' from buyers

People in only Muslim-dominated districts pin hopes on new govt to address issues

Karnataka High Court blocked last week students from wearing religious garments until final ruling announced

Pentagon says US flight crews were flying in international airspace at time of intercepts

South Africans use Internet most with daily average of over 10 hours, Japan sits at bottom under 5 hours, says report

Findings shed light on whether benefits of vaccination extend to infants who would be too young to receive vaccines

Beijing says Washington is 'playing up the threat of warfare and creating tension'

Searches were conducted at Huawei's office premises in New Delhi, Gurugram and Bengaluru

The border city of Tapachula has been filled with thousands waiting for papers to be able to freely cross the country

Abdul Rafief allegedly abused political opponents in the 1980s

Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency builds clinics, procures medical supplies in northern Afghanistan