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Almost everything US did after 2002 in Afghanistan was a mistake, say experts

Suspect, who fled the Timberview High School in Arlington, after the shooting, was taken into custody

WHO says it was 'recommending the broad use of the world's first malaria vaccine'

As part of initiative to foster understanding, Muslim groups invite non-Muslims to mosques for raising awareness

Contract values reflect contracted company will benefit from subsequent sale of scrap steel and iron, says navy spox

29-year-old pilot says she can't even get an ultrasound or visit a hospital

List and MacMillan, both 53, will share the 10-million-kronor ($1.1-million, one-million-euro) prize

Taliban say the service will resume from Saturday after being suspended since the takeover

Indonesia currently has a mandatory biodiesel programme with 30% palm oil content known as B30

The old police force, created by the international powers that drove out the Taliban in 2001, no longer exists

The United States urged China on Sunday to stop its military activities near Taiwan

Pope Francis expresses gratitude towards victims for having the courage to come forward

Afghan humanitarian crisis and ways to prevent country from becoming an incubator for militants come under discussion

Frances Haugen says the social media giant keeps its algorithms and operations a secret

Indian army’s malicious propaganda is a bid to divert attention from gross human rights violations in IIOJK, says COAS

The acting head of the passport office, said between 5,000 and 6,000 passports would be issued each day

Economists in a Reuters poll expect elevated inflation to hold or accelerate, not fall

The researchers then compared weather data with statistics on the cities' population over the same 33-year period

The prestigious honour, to be announced at 11:45 am (0945 GMT) in Stockholm

Taliban takeover has worsened the economic hardship of the community that lives in the mountainside caves of Bamiyan

Social media giant saw its stock price plummet more than 5% after its services went down globally

Biochemist David Julius used a range of natural substances to examine how sensations are transmitted to the brain

ISPR says this is the first-ever military drill conducted in Pakistan under ambit of Shanghai Cooperation Organisation

Appeal urges all governments to adopt plans to help limit the rise in the average global temperature

Some 35 current and ex-leaders are featured in 11.9m documents leaked from financial services companies across world

Lars Vilks was travelling in a police vehicle which collided with a truck

Three rounds of Saudi-Iranian talks were held in Iraq in the months before President Raisi took office in August

Four people including a child were killed on Sunday due to the storm

Taliban spokesperson says operation was carried out in north on Kabul on Sunday

Small farmers say the changes make them vulnerable to competition from big business

Greece is trialing a high-tech automated surveillance system on its land border with Turkey in the northeastern region

Auckland will remain in lockdown for now but the government will conduct weekly reviews

Anti-Iranian anger has flared in recent years, even in what is known as Iraq's southern Shiite heartland

Scientists say the Mediterranean rim is a climate change "hot spot" with worse to come

Panic buying of fuel amid the shortage of truckers triggered chaotic scenes across major cities

Social media giant says FTC fails to provide a ‘plausible factual basis for branding Facebook an unlawful monopolist’

President has parted ways with the ritual of talking to prime ministers

According to downdetector, the issues started at around 15:44 GMT and affecting users across the globe

Colombian singer Shakira and former cricket star Sachin Tendulkar are among affluent individuals named in the report

Erdogan says new markets to provide ‘suitable’ prices for consumer goods as annual inflation rises toward 20%

Blast struck near the entrance of the Eid Gah Mosque, says spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid

Avoiding worst-case scenario would require Taliban to comply with conditions to enable int'l aid, says Josep Borrell

Two Asian workers were killed when a hill collapsed on their housing area

UAE president adviser says there is concern about a ‘looming cold war’ between Washington and Beijing

General Manoj claims China is sending troops to border in 'considerable numbers'

The principle of symmetry has emerged as a useful tool for scientists in guessing and formulating new laws of physics

There are limited protections in the UAE for migrant workers, blue-collar jobs workers are most vulnerable

Ecuador is suffering a wave of violence at its prisons, which house some 39,000 people

Won't go back to the old failed model of low wages, low skills supported by uncontrolled immigration, says Johnson

Law bans abortion after six weeks of pregnancy