The 17th-century mausoleum, one of India's most popular tourist destinations, was shut in March afte

Opposition promises to march on the capital, Islamabad, if the prime minister does not resign by the

Crowds in British capital join tens of thousands in India rallying against three laws the government

It's the latest in a series of public appearances at a time of unprecedented challenge to the monarc

Clashes in the Tigray region over the past week between Ethiopian government forces and Tigray regio

Early results look great, but questions remain

Bolsonaro said he would not let Brazilians be guinea pigs

Government announced Sunday that Special Anti-Robbery Squad, or SARS, would be disbanded, but many N

Government says country's economy shrank 3.6-percent in second quarter due to pandemic, making it th

Peru begins accepting international flights for first time in months since the coronavirus outbreak

Pervasive spread of virus shows nation's tenuous grip on crisis, health experts say

Canada, Australia, New Zealand ease some travel restrictions

With millions of livelihoods lost, India has been reopening despite spiraling coronavirus cases

Typhoon Maysak destroyed more than 1,000 homes

Country's new military leaders have warm praise for the demonstrators

While strict lockdowns have halted tourism and locked down areas around Da Nang, experts are upbeat

July 25 attacks are blamed on armed nomads who targeted African farming communities, triggering mass

Strict curfew imposed for Melbourne's five million residents as COVID-19 outbreak shows no sign of w

Aid is part of a package, including efforts to facilitate ongoing testing of nursing home staff, pro

India, which controls most of Kashmir and claims it in its entirety, has denounced the project as a

City posts biggest one-day spike of new COVID-19 patients for second-day in a row

Country moves past Russia with 23,000 new cases reported Monday

India and China have accused each other of instigating the deadliest conflict between them in 45 yea

Many migrant workers have filed claims with labor advocate organizations, citing substandard treatme

Legal complaints used to harass critical journalists in India affect press freedom and the public's

Mexican President says he is fine and will not take coronavirus test after coming in contact with in

The US president has said he wanted to invite Australia, Russia, South Korea and India to the meetin

President Trump said he was taking hydroxychloroquine as a measure of protection against the virus,

There is no evidence the anti-malarial drug can ward off COVID-19, and the FDA has warned it can be

Kenya is feeling the economic effects of the coronavirus, despite having recorded no infections, as

Potential for rapid spread of virus, given country's dense population, has been focus of serious con

The action by the US central bank followed the announcement earlier on Tuesday that central banks in

As the coronavirus spreads globally, Zimbabwe says it is ready for the virus, despite a struggling h

International death toll more than 3,000, but the WHO says the number of new cases in China, the epi

Twenty people were killed and nearly 200 wounded in the violence, a doctor said, with many suffering

Chinese President Xi Jinping hopes to fend off domestic criticism over deadly outbreak by showing st

Agency says false information circulating around social media about the new coronavirus is hampering

Coronavirus, still to hit African shores, is causing ripples in South Africa's economy

Virus, yet to hit African shores, is already causing ripples in South Africa, whose biggest trading

The US government reportedly is planning to evacuate US citizens from Wuhan on Sunday, according to

Marches planned for Saturday in Washington and in cities across the United States

Kashmir's internet shutdown is the longest-ever in a democracy and has disrupted life in the region