The Taliban claimed the strike had killed nearly two dozen civilians including women and children in the latest mass-casualty incident in Afghanistan that came even as peace talks were under way in Qatar

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Secret Service are investigating where the package came from and whether others have been sent through the US postal system

Hundreds of people were trapped in flooded buildings as Cyclone Ianos, known as a "medicane" (Mediterranean hurricane), battered areas north of Athens

Indian government sees Pakistan's rejection of Khobragade as an attempt to get back at India for its decision to downgrade ties
 

His 79-day tenure as prime minister is the second shortest in the country's history

The new legal duty requires people to self-isolate if they test positive for coronavirus, or are traced as a close contact, from 28 September

Trump's Democrat rival, Joe Biden, insists the decision on her replacement should wait until after the vote

Details of hundreds of New Zealanders - politicians, judges, business leaders, journalists and even criminals - have been collected by Chinese company Zhenhua

The city has seen weeks of almost-daily rallies calling for the prime minister's resignation

Trudeau’s Liberal party government will outline its priorities for the new session of Parliament next week

The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom, which is linked to Germany’s opposition Free Democratic Party

Journalist Jayanta Ghosal has been appointed as development and information officer of West Bengal government 

The flight, heading to Japan’s capital Tokyo, was operated by the Vietnamese flag carrier Vietnam Airlines with some 60 passengers on board

The respiratory disease has killed nearly 947,000 people since the outbreak emerged in China last December, according to a tally from official sources compiled by AFP

Male and female are killed and 14 are injured in shooting in upstate New York

Maduro responded with an angry salvo of his own

They remain in an Auckland quarantine facility, which includes 22 people who have tested positive for Covid-19 and their household contacts

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo accused China of "military blustering" as Beijing conducted military exercises near the Taiwan Strait 

The Central American country closes its borders with Belize, Honduras, El Salvador and Mexico as well as its international airports on March 16

India's COVID-19 case tally crossed the 53-lakh mark with a spike of 93,337 new cases and 1,247 deaths in the last 24 hours

The plan would aim to avoid a national lockdown but could stop household-to-household contact

Under the original scheme only those who had worked with the British on the frontline for a year or more, and were then made redundant, were eligible to apply

Spain has the highest number of coronavirus cases in Europe, and Madrid is again the worst-hit region

Ginsburg was the oldest justice and the second ever woman to sit on the Supreme Court, where she served for 27 years

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) now says anyone in close contact with a known infected person should take a test

Afghan mothers will have their names printed on their children's national identity cards

Taliban attack to overrun the restive Dara-e-Suf Payan district in Afghanistan’s northern Samangan province

European Parliament approved a resolution condemning the Floyd’s death and asking the EU to take a strong stance against racism

State-backed sectarian violence is on the rise in Pakistan as authorities cosset and back hellbent Islamic Sunni radicals

The fashion house said on Tuesday that it would no longer source cotton from Xinjiang

Anne Destiny 1 is one of the few Israelis who are actively campaigning against the persecution of Uyghurs in northwest China

Three bronze sculptures stolen from a southern Indian temple more than 40 years ago were found in the UK

Chinese debttrap has cast a shadow over Maldivian economy with some estimates suggesting that island nation maybe owing huge amount to Beijing

The letter has additionally been signed by pro-Khalistan Indra Prahst, who has sturdy connections with Pakistani Consulate in Vancouver

This comes in the wake of reports about snooping by Chinese firms

Sources told the agency that the government is deeply concerned with any report that suggests that foreign sources are accessing or seeking to access the personal data of Indian citizens without their consent

Akali Dal leader Harsimrat Kaur Badal quit as the food processing minister over the Bills, which her party says are anti-farmer

India’s economic recovery prospects have gone from bad to worse after the nation emerged as a new global hotspot

Netanyahu was nominated by Paolo Grimoldi, a member of Italy’s parliament from the anti-migrant League party