Major manufacturing hub Zhengzhou in central China reported 2,981 new infections versus 2,642 a day prior

Nevada win put Democrats in charge of a 50-50 Senate, with Vice President Kamala Harris holding the tie-breaking vote

Interior Minister Soylu likens US condolences to 'the murderer arriving as one of the first at the scene of crime'

Erdogan says a woman behind vile attack that ‘smells like terrorism’

Syrian state television posted a short video of the "aggression" but gave no further details

Long-awaited in-person meeting comes as relations between superpowers have sunk to their lowest in decades

The accused sentenced to death ‘for disturbing public order, conspiracy to commit a crime against national security’

Important that G20 concentrate its efforts on real, rather than imaginary, threats, says Russia's foreign ministry

There are some 22 million people displaced every year in climate-fueled disasters, according to the UN

Karimi Nasseri's peculiar story came to the attention of Hollywood director Spielberg, inspiring film ‘The Terminal’

Delegates cautioned about ‘overt and covert surveillance through photography and videography’ by Egyptian agents

Experts believe the situation will be much worse before it gets any better

Former president says politically motivated attack on Pelosi's husband was a product of hateful rhetoric

The 10 GW farm would produce 47,790 GWh of clean energy annually

'Incredible injustice' that Pakistan minutely contributed to climate change but facing its brunt, says FM

Fawad Chaudhry tells Reuters bullet hit IK's shin; PTI leader taken to hospital for treatment

Seeks $6.3 billion rollover of the Chinese loans

Latest round of penalties targets Russian defense, security sectors, says foreign minister

Argument over shortage of sweets escalated into serious fight and one man attacked attendees with a knife, say police

Decision comes following PM Shehbaz's request to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman during his visit to kingdom

Shehbaz sees clean energy as new driver of economic prosperity

Waseeq has worked in the Taliban's information team, has experience as a journalist, sub-editor, and social media head

Indian media, state organs, feeding a mill of lies and propaganda, have no credibility, says Foreign office