The attacker brought two bombs to the scene, Suntana said, but only had time to detonate one

Moot to focus on issues concerning inclusive growth, issues affecting employment

Iran has been rocked by unrest since the death of Kurdish woman Mahsa Amini on Sept. 16 in police custody

White House spokesperson terms ex-President's remarks 'anathema to nation's soul'

Shift in policy expected to ease pressure on sagging economy, bolster global growth

Another explosion in the eastern city of Jalalabad injures six people, say police

Ariana Gold, 21, told Reuters she was nervous before travelling to the Middle East as she did not know what to expect

Guterres says multinational corporations of filling their bank accounts while emptying our world of its natural gifts

New code, which will apply to Indonesians and foreigners alike, also prohibits cohabitation between unmarried couples

‘China faces more than 2 million deaths if it loosened Covid curbs in the same way Hong Kong did this year’

Report shows violence and harassment in the workplace are most prevalent in the Americas, followed by Africa

Qatar Guest Centre has brought dozens of Muslim preachers from around the world to the Gulf emirate for the tournament

Even the most sophisticated air defence systems will struggle to detect the B-21 in the sky, says defence secretary

More and more balding men opting for hair transplants as disposable incomes rise in South Asian nation

Centcom's Gen Kurilla felicitates new army chief on assuming command

Incident left the girl in shock and she shared her ordeal with her family members, says police official

Shehbaz pitches govt strategy to meet Pakistan's energy requirements

We hope countries and international organisations will achieve common goals with building of CPEC, says Zhao Lijian

The state energy company will supply 4 million tonnes of LNG annually from its new North Field East project to Sinopec

In a letter, FIA fact-finding committee requests information about slain journalist's stay in UAE

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

Rep Greene says US protecting another country's border after ignoring dangers happening in own country

Pak-Bangladesh will be sending an armed helicopter unit to the UN peacekeeping operations in Mali, says spokesperson