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Novak Djokovic est arrivé dans les meilleures conditions à Turin. Titré dimanche dernier au Rolex Paris Masters, le numéro 1 mondial est l'immense fav
Harris to meet with leaders in both countries in effort to curb migration north to United States
Khan said that if New Delhi reversed its controversial steps in Kashmir, only then would his country be willing to resume talks and discuss the Kashmi
Qatar has held several rounds of talks with UAE to mend fences following agreement to end inter-Arab feud and there is 'positive vision' to overcome d
Egypt is working with other nations to reinforce cease-fire it brokered between Israel, Palestinian militants
China's vaccine diplomacy could deepen influence in strategic Indian Ocean region where it has been wooing countries with its Belt and Road Initiative
Bloc once counted on British-Swedish company as a linchpin in its Covid-19 vaccination campaignit's since turned to other options
President, prime minister and defense minister detained Monday after cabinet reshuffle that left out two military officials
Navigating trade deal with Europe will be key test for New Delhi as it seeks alternatives to China
Media survey across 50 countries shows how China uses incentives and influence to promote a positive image among audiences, journalists
UN health agency had already declared B.1.617 version a variant of global concern
Beatification of Rosario Livatino will take place in the cathedral in Agrigento, the Sicilian town near where he was gunned down aged 38 on September
More than 1 million Spaniards are considered to be in need of help to care for themselves; on island of Mallorca, health workers take jabs to them
As India struggles with COVID-19, experts see an opportunity for US, Japan, Australia to step up
Proposed rules still need to be agreed upon among EU member states and bloc's parliament in months ahead
Among foreign nationals in Afghan custody are 408 ISKP members, including 173 women and children
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Iran, North Korea, China and Russia among topics in preparation for leaders' summit next month
The CEO of an Indian coronavirus vaccine manufacturer, Adar Poonawalla, says his return is due to constant threats against him
Move comes after Indian variant of COVID-19 detected in Uganda
Idea is exploratory, and may be hampered by safety concerns for foreign nationals working without US military protection, US official says
Washington has also promised to help India by providing it with vaccines
Country passes 18 million total infections/
The navy under the People's Liberation Army deployed three battle warships last week, State media call the addition unprecedented and say it represe
A top energy company's acquisition of the 1% stake would boost the state oil firm's sales in a 'major country,' prince says
A surprise late-February truce has effectively halted years of frequent exchanges of artillery, mortars and small arms between Indian and Pakistani mi
South Asian nation posts another day of 300,000-plus new coronavirus cases
Biden administration also plans to send 60 million vaccines doses abroad amid latest wave of coronavirus infections /
Offer comes amid months of ongoing backchannel talks involving top intelligence officials of nuclear-armed neighboring countries seeking to reduce ten
Officials in Pakistan appear upset over US military assessments warning of a possible resurgence of terrorism in the South Asian country and calling i
Migrants say the pandemic has been an unprecedented year of ordeal
Diplomatic source cited by Interfax suggests the expulsions could prompt Russia to shut the Czech Republic's embassy in Moscow
Yoshihide Suga's trip would come after his White House visit, which also hinged on strengthening an alliance in the face of China's growing influence
The August 4 explosion devastated the dockside and large swathes of the capital, killing more than 200 people
Chinese officials allowed more than 200 fishing boats to moor near an unoccupied reef in the disputed South China Sea, raising fears in other countrie
Chinese officials allowed more than 200 fishing boats to moor near an unoccupied reef in the disputed South China Sea, raising fears in other countrie
Foreign Minister Qureshi says Cabinet meeting did not endorse Economic Coordination Committee decision, and it was set aside for further deliberation
Mass unemployment triggered by shutdown of cities hit country's huge migrant population the hardest
Beijing is watching as Washington reportedly sends B-52s, reconnaissance aircraft and at least one Marine Corps plane to a sea China claims as its own
Beijing is watching as Washington reportedly sends B-52s, reconnaissance aircraft and at least one Marine Corps plane to a sea China claims as its own
Military chief says disputes 'dragging the region back to the swamp of poverty and underdevelopment'
Military chief says disputes 'dragging the region back to the swamp of poverty and underdevelopment'
Russian president says we always see our own traits in other people'
UN investigators call for international action against the impunity in Syria that hinders efforts to end the country's decade-long war
Policed have told Rohingya refugees living in slums in Jammu city that more Rohingyas are to be rounded up and deported
Administration is also allowing Central American minors with parents in the US to apply for asylum from their home countries
Yousafzai was the youngest winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, in 2014, for working to protect children from slavery, extremism and child labor
Health experts warn that a rise in cases in some states could reverse gains made in recent months
Legislation means more uncertainty for crop growers at a time when they face rising costs and stagnant incomes
Legislation means more uncertainty for crop growers at a time when they face rising costs and stagnant incomes
Move comes days after the two countries pulled back thousands of troops that were facing off along their common frontier since a deadly clash in June
The move is being hailed as an important development to promote regional peace
US review of deal prompted by allegations Taliban have not cut relationship with al-Qaida in Afghanistan
Indians weary from months of work-from-home schedules are making up the shortfall as country's huge middle class begins heading to towns like Rishikes
As Myanmar's military seized power, access to internet was cut in a move repeated globally at times of unrest
Jammu and Kashmir was India's only Muslim-majority state before Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist government split it into two
New US president to deliver first major speech at State Department
India condemned 'international meddling' as 'irresponsible'
Plans on what will happen after April are now being considered and likely to be a top issue at a key NATO meeting in February, the NATO sources said