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Tuesday's shootings come amid a spate of anti-Asian hate crimes in the US since the beginning of the pandemic

“We are exactly on the flank of the third wave. That can no longer be disputed"

This would apply from this week to those visiting the Chinese mainland

On Monday security forces shot dead six people taking part in pro-democracy demonstrations, media and witnesses said

With priority given to the peacekeeping missions in Africa

Security forces shot dead at least 20 people on Monday after 74 killed a day earlier

Grief and rage over the murder of Londoner Sarah Everard, efforts made to stop men’s violence against women

Ministry blamed the Taliban for the attack, but the militant group denied involvement

The vaccine has already been authorized for emergency use in Americans who are aged 18 and older

In 2020, South Asia endured some of the world’s worst air quality on record

'The amendments in Domicile law are part of a plan of ethnic cleansing of Kashmiris'

Many Indians now want the government to make vaccines available to more of its own people instead of only the elderly

A minister for public security earlier said it would 'definitely' ban the full face covering worn by Muslim women

Members of the Parish Priests Initiative 'deeply appalled' by the new Roman decree

The EU regulator's head Emer Cooke says she saw no reason to change its recommendation of AstraZeneca

The priority will be given to the peacekeeping missions in Africa

Billions of years ago on early Earth, most of the available phosphorus was locked away in insoluble minerals

US intelligence found other attempts to sway voters, including 'multi-pronged covert influence campaign' by Iran

Comments follow CNN report citing unnamed sources that Biden’s rescue dog Major had bitten a security staff member

Incident occurred after smugglers in boats in the Sirik area of the Hormuz Strait ignored coastguard warning shots

An increase of Rs5 per litre in price of petrol has been recommended

A delegation of organisers reject an invitation to meet with Prime Minister Scott Morrison in private

The China Meteorological Administration announces a yellow alert calling it the biggest sandstorm in a decade

The drugmaker said, 15 events of deep vein thrombosis and 22 events of pulmonary embolism have been reported so far

Education authorities in Kabul banned the participation of teenagers it prompted an immediate backlash

Danish Medicines Agency says the woman had a low number of blood platelets and clots in small and large vessels

Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest arms importer, increased its arms imports by 61% and Qatar by 361%

Most primary pupils have not attended schools since last August when India imposed military lockdown in region

Suicide have taken 70% more lives than coronavirus since March 2020, says new study

Foreign minister repeats Tehran’s longstanding demand that Washington return first to compliance by lifting sanctions

Activists plan more anti-coup rallies a day after at least 39 people were killed in clashes with security forces

Ruling is a response to countries where parishes and ministers are blessing same-sex unions in lieu of marriage

The two countries agreed in December to resume diplomatic ties as part of a deal brokered by the United States

A protest is due to take place on Parliament Square later on Monday under the banner 'End Violence Against Women'

People are opting to have 'Freedom from Fear' or 'Spring Revolution' written on their bodies

Denmark and Norway have reported cases of bleeding, blood clots and a low platelet count after the AstraZeneca vaccine

Biden's team has made clear it wants to reset US relations with the rest of the world, particularly traditional allies

Jordan is facing spike in Covid-19 infections attributed mainly to variant first identified in Britain

Thirty nine students are missing after gunmen stormed the Federal College of Forestry Mechanization in Kaduna state

The 63rd annual Grammy Awards will be handed out at 5pm on Sunday in LA (5am Monday morning in Pakistan)

The federal government aims to vaccinate a fifth of the country’s 1.3 billion people by August

The air-worker summoned to court again after being released from house arrest last Sunday

“My actions were pronounced guilty - not in the court of law, but on flat screens”, said Ravi

People defy social distancing rules making the country’s outbreak the world’s deadliest at the moment

Video shows temple caretaker kicking and punching boy after he revealed his and his father's name

Sanctions have so far failed to convince Kim to give up his nuclear weapons

Officials advise farmers to wrap trees with gunnysacks and mesh wire as rodents feed on bark

More than 80 people had been killed and over 2,100 arrested in widespread protests against the military coup

33-year-old Sarah Everard disappeared on March 3, after setting out to walk home from a friend's flat

During the lockdown, people were at home thinking about how to beautify their homes, says a nursery owner