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Satellite images show a 1.85 km runway on Perim along with three hangars

Michelle Bachelet says her office had verified the deaths of 270 Palestinians in Gaza

Goma, a lakeshore city of 1.5 million people, lies around a dozen kilometres (eight miles) from the volcano

Supplies are far short of the millions of doses the world's second-most populous country needs

Khamenei called on Iranians to vote in the election

The games are due to begin in eight weeks

3,000 police officers were deployed to guard the courthouse in East Jakarta ahead of the verdict

Education minister says only three teachers died while on polling duty, dismisses teachers' union 1,600 figure

Brazil has lost more than 450,000 lives to Covid-19, the worst death toll outside the United States

Oppressed people in both territories have faced worst form of human rights violations, says FM Qureshi

France's Sanofi and Britain's GlaxoSmithKline launched a late-stage human trial

"Unless something drastic happens, this will become increasingly uncontrollable"

"Some political forces have been fixated on political manipulation and (the) blame game"

Assailant takes his own life after becoming aware that police were closing in on him says local sheriff

Thousands of workers are hoping to reach the kingdom after first spending two weeks in Kabul

The dispensary is equipped with one oxygen cylinder and one concentrator, said the only doctor in the Himalayas

The claim is false as the passport issued by China for Hong Kong has been doctored to Colombo Port City

Changes threatened peace and Covid-free status of the Muslim-majority archipelago

Turkish president criticises White House's decision to call the 1915 Ottoman massacre of Armenians a genocide

Premier calls for total withdrawal of Israeli forces from occupied Palestinian territories including Jerusalem

Police say shooter is 'down'

The committee urges FBR to provide concessions to industries to be set up at CPEC’s SEZs

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in January said that China's actions in Xinjiang constitute genocide

After nearly two decades of engagement in Afghanistan, foreign troops began retreat on May 1

The government later said the consumer goods company co-founded by Ramdev could not market the drug as a cure

Johnson subsequently caught Covid-19 early in the pandemic and was was moved to intensive care at a London hospital

We have repeatedly assured our soil will not be used against anyone, we expect the same from others, says spokesperson

Expresses disappointment over adoption of resolution in EU Parliament on blasphemy laws in Pakistan

EASA advised EU as well as non-EU carriers flying to or from the bloc, to avoid the airways except in emergencies

Victims of 11 days of Israeli bombing can benefit from bloc’s additional humanitarian funding

Rawski was descending Denali, which stands at 20,310 feet, when he fell, says park spokesperson

Over 60% of people aged between 60 and 74 have signed up for vaccination

Authorities said more than a million people had been moved out of the storm's path

Interior minister blames hostile regional spy agencies for psychological warfare amid scaled up violence

The update also listed six variants of interest that are being monitored

President Bozkir is visiting Pakistan on the invitation of Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi

The state's acting premier, James Merlino, said he will not rule out further restrictions for the capital Melbourne

Journalist drew ire after accusing Pakistan’s top diplomat of anti-Semitic remark over Israel's influence

The digital alterations were made without permission, the students say

Kashmir and Palestine are two oldest cases on table of the UN that await final resolution, says Shehryar Khan Afridi

Biden has previously said he wants Putin to stop trying to influence US elections

Francis strongly supports the goals of the 2015 UN Paris accord to reduce global warming

The Council approved just seven candidates out of 40 who met its basic criteria

Johnson in 2018 newspaper column referred to women wearing burqas as ‘going around looking like letterboxes’

Taiwan is dealing with a spike in domestic infections, exacerbated by a low vaccination rate

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov dismisses the idea of Russian involvement out of hand

“Often people say ‘we’ll go only when the rain increases’. We’re convincing them.”

PM Muhyiddin Yassin's government has been seen as struggling to rein in the infections, triggering public fury

In any case, such a decision would be contrary to the national security interests of Pakistan, the notice states

Government leaders said shortages of vaccines were still a big concern