World

Six cases had been detected of the 'P.1' variant identified in the Brazilian city of Manaus, Britain authorities say

Nicolas Sarkozy, who led France from 2007 to 2012, had denied any wrongdoing

India produces more than 60% of all vaccines sold in the world

Development comes following the last year's historic agreement between the two countries to normalise ties

Statement comes after US intelligence in its report claims Saudi crown prince approved operation against journalist

Rooster had a knife attached to its leg ready to take on an opponent when it inflicted serious injuries to man's groin

“Where stones fell because of violence, there will always be life,”

Following a US intelligence report that found Crown Prince MBS had approved the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi

Supporters of two separate opposition groups rallied in different locations

“The American people need to know that their government is there for them"

Soon after the report was made public, the Arabic hashtag "We are all MBS" began trending on Twitter

Protesters have said his death was a "custodial murder" after he was denied bail six times in 10 months

“Let me tell you something: Donald Trump ain’t going anywhere”

Gaza has reported 55,091 cases and 549 deaths within its population of 2 million

Say Emirate significantly reduced operations in line with agreement, but ‘other side has not fulfilled obligations’

Setting the vaccine up for additional approvals around the world

It is not in interest of US to let domestic differences harm its regional interests, writes Khaled al-Malik

The coup in Myanmar has drawn hundreds of thousands onto the streets and the condemnation of Western countries

The cafe’s name Ailuromania is a play on the Greek-derived English word for a lover of cats: ailurophile

The MV Helios Ray, a vehicle-carrier ship, was hit overnight between Thursday & Friday by a blast above the water line

Iran has registered a total of 1,631,169 infections, according to the Health ministry

Three cases were found in England and another three in Scotland, health officials said

Riyadh denies any involvement in operation by Prince Mohammed bin Salman

Since 2018, Indian data shows that 70 civilians and 72 soldiers have been killed in cross-border firing

Research laboratory in Wuhan at the centre of conspiracy theories that leak caused the first coronavirus outbreak

The strikes, appeared to be limited in scope, potentially lowering the risk of escalation

In the modern world famine is about people having no income and other people blocking efforts to help them

It was unclear what arrangements were being made for the funeral rites of the people who died

'The United States Congress stands with President Biden in promoting transparency relating to human rights abuses'

The clashes come just a week before Pope Francis visits Iraq from March 5 to 8

Decision follows a report of 2,651 new virus infections, highest daily increase in more than four months

Lions are a source of pride for India, particularly in Gujarat's Saurashtra region, where man and beast coexist

Rest of New Zealand will be put into Level 2 restrictions that limit public gatherings, among others

After US targets militia sites on the Syrian side of the Iraqi-Syrian frontier

The South American country has now registered 10,455,630 cases since pandemic began

India’s coast guard found the survivors and eight dead crammed on a fishing boat

Aims to vaccinate 60% to 70% of the population by September

Violence came after Myanmar’s UN envoy urged the United Nations to use “any means necessary” to stop the Feb. 1 coup

We will open online booking system for public to make appointments to receive the vaccine, says government spokesman

Patient developed symptoms on Tuesday and is regarded as having been infectious since Sunday, officials say

They are among some 16 million Yemenis that the United Nations says are going hungry

Anas Sarwar, a Glasgow member of the Scottish parliament, succeeds Richard Leonard who resigned in January

Food & Drug Administration says it will rapidly work toward finalisation & issuance of an emergency use authorisation

Accuses opposition of playing tricks to steal mandate

Outdoor gathering will be increased to 100 people and households can host up to 30 guests

Survivors not allowed to enter Indian territory says foreign ministry official

First step in returning the country to more normal life officials say

US State Department spokesperson stresses Pakistan has an important role to play in the Afghan peace process

Thanks Sri Lankan government for issuing official notification

Strikes appeared to be limited in scope, potentially lowering the risk of escalation