India will also be present despite increasing criticism from human rights defenders

Beijing in September called for a reduction in terminations that are not "medically necessary"

Indian claims were debunked by international publications few weeks after the Feb 27 dogfight

Interior minister says the elements are causing a bad name to Islamic Emirate and serving their vested interests

Rafael Grossi's visit to Tehran aims to de-escalate tensions after recent IAEA report

'We will continue to use all levers of American power to target terrorists,' says Secretary of State Antony Blinken

Kalashnikov Group says contract may be sealed by end of year

2015 nuclear deal like ‘sleeping pill for’ us, says Naftali Bennett

Accusation comes amid high tension between Washington and Moscow over Ukraine

Union leaders say they won’t forgive a government that labelled protesting farmers as terrorists and anti-nationals

Hardened by years of bitter resistance, presence of young Talibs is a defining feature of group’s return to power

Health experts say multiple factors are to blame for such outbreaks in a populous state like Uttar Pradesh

Chinese professor worked with PLA lab, exposing monkeys to extreme altitude to develop drugs to prevent brain damage

Persephone Rizvi says she was using alcohol as coping mechanism, going through emotionally-draining experiences

CDC advises against travel to the Czech Republic, Hungary and Iceland amid rising virus cases

Legal age for marriage in Iraq is 18 but can be lowered to 15 in cases of parental or judicial consent

Crowds of several hundred rioters torched cars, threw rocks at police during the protests on Friday

Election in Malacca seen as a test for the country's fractured political parties

Spokesperson says Taliban govt seeks positive ties with all countries, including US

Service can be availed after registering on ‘Quddum’ platform, reads official statement

Premier meets special envoys of Troika Plus, urges global powers to unfreeze Afghanistan's assets

Country has one of the lowest vaccination rates in Europe and is grappling with its worst phrase of pandemic

Over 100,000 people braved cold and rain to march through the streets of Glasgow