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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman aims at diversifying economy of the world's top oil exporter away from fossil fuel

The stark choice facing many Christians will be highlighted during the first ever papal visit to the Biblical nation

Praising Grossi's 11th-hour diplomacy, Washington expressed its "concern that Iran is moving in the wrong direction

Nationwide protests have called for employees -- including bank workers -- to skip work

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

Thanks Sri Lankan government for issuing official notification

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

Minister says FATF acknowledged Pakistan's achievements made in difficult circumstances

FM urges further strengthening multifaceted cooperation between the two countries

Ambassador Akram says “more permanent members will compound Council’s inequality and dysfunctionality”

European Union likely to impose travel bans and asset freezes on allies of Russian president say diplomats

Minister Gines says individuals were able to sidestep proper procedure for vaccinations due to ‘unintended confusion’

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

Further eroding confidence in the organisers’ ability to pull off the event during a coronavirus pandemic