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Renowned author and thought leader Arif Anis has been voted for the coveted award by the world-famous Brain Trust UK

The strike came as Afghan security forces clashed with suspected Taliban fighters, police spokesman says

Over 55,000 more Covid-19 cases raise India's overall count to over 7.7m

Snowden fled the United States after leaking secret files in 2013 that revealed vast surveillance operations

The Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson in response says it makes no difference for Iran who wins the US election

Agreement will give India access to satellite data for better accuracy of missiles amid tensions with China

Marking the latest in a string of deadly mining accidents across the Southeast Asian archipelago

According to reports at least 380,762 people have been infected in Germany so far, with 9,875 deaths

IPRI report reveals timeline of Indian propaganda; identifies four key propaganda campaign themes

The locally developed Feluda, named for a detective in a famous Indian novel series, delivers results within an hour

All you need to know about Covid-19

The little creature tolerate forces up to 39,000 times its own body weight

Comments come in a new documentary 'Francesco' by Oscar-nominated director Evgeny Afineevsky

Members of the country's Muslim community have complained of increased Islamophobia

Companies operating overseas should fully respect local customs and their religion, says Chinese foreign ministry

Both sides reported new fighting on Wednesday in and around Nagorno-Karabakh

With nearly one million infections recorded, Spain has the highest Covid-19 caseload in Western Europe

The ambush came despite Taliban assurances to Washington last week that they would reduce bloodshed

Rights chief cites 3 laws, one of which discriminates against Muslims, country’s second-largest religious group

Country registers 54,044 new Covid-19 cases, 717 deaths in last 24 hours

In a precision operation the spacecraft will touch down for a few seconds to collect samples after a four-year journey

Tragic incident also saddens Prime Minister Imran Khan who offered condolences to victims’ families on Twitter

As the US president attempts to portray election rival Joe Biden as weaker on Beijing

The escalation has so far killed more than 800 people on both sides since erupting on September 27

Over 3,000 Afghans had congregated to collect tokens needed to apply for a visa

The former vice president’s campaign outraised and outspent Trump’s re-election effort in September

Mossack Fonseca founders Juergen Mossack and Ramon Fonseca will be arrested if they enter the European Union

Spain added 13,873 cases on Tuesday, bringing the cumulative total to 988,322

Saad Hussein is one of the last in the northern region of Nineveh producing anise-flavoured spirit, arak, from dates

Trump has portrayed China as the greatest threat to the United States and global democracy

Pakistan's former envoy says, peace needs compromises from both sides

Several hundred people have been killed in the fighting

Tells Azeri counterpart Pakistan supports Azerbaijan's stance on Nagorno-Karabakh

Vaccination of approximately 9.1 million people will begin as early as November

UNICEF, international body's arm for humanitarian aid to children, to stockpile 520 million syringes

India's lockdown was a human catastrophe, leaving millions in the informal economy jobless, penniless and destitute

Says no need to publish ads in every newspaper for summoning former PM on Nov 24

No group has claimed responsibility for the attack, but Afghan officials blamed the Taliban

Measures taken as European govts desperately fight a powerful second coronavirus wave

Mario Buelna, a healthy 28-year-old father was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes after he recovered from Covid-19

A cabinet statement says the Abraham Accord would be 'an avenue of peace and stability'

Rights organisation has documented at least 44 kidnappings and 39 killings since October 2019

On Saturday Poland reported a daily infection record with 9,622 new cases

Onset of winter in the northern hemisphere fuels a resurgence in the spread of the disease

Some 27.9 million Americans have already cast ballots either by mail or in person ahead of the Nov 3 election

The warring countries agreed to a new ceasefire but both sides quickly accused the other of violating the truce

As US president's abrasive foreign policy moves have alienated much of Europe

Torture, humiliation and coerced confessions are rampant in the country's detention facilities

'Britain has got a portfolio of vaccines, through which more than one, will come through in 2021'

While last week’s major fighting in Helmand has simmered down, violence elsewhere continues