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Following one of Europe's weakest vaccination campaigns, Romania's healthcare system is close to collapsing.

Pakistani atomic scientist died after being transferred to the hospital with lung problems.

Some 25 million people are registered to vote in Iraq's fifth parliamentary election since the 2003 US-led invasion.

Election brought forward in concession to protest movement but analysts expect low turnout amid widespread distrust.

Briton stopped Wilder in the 11th round of their third fight to retain his WBC heavyweight title.

Killings in Sokoto state come as armed gangs continue to wreak havoc in northwestern Nigeria.

On Taiwan's National Day, Tsai Ing-wen says her people will not bow down to pressure from China.

Junior home minister's son is accused of running over a group of protesting farmers in Uttar Pradesh.

Terence Blanchard makes history, becoming the Met Opera’s first Black composer.

Abductions by al-Qaeda and ISIL-affiliated groups have been frequent as Mali struggles to contain violence.

ISIL in Afghanistan claimed a deadly bomb attack against the Hazara minority in a mosque.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal says major coal-fired power stations have barely a day's stock left.

Among the protesters were members of extreme right-wing groups who extended their arm in a 'Roman' fascist salute.

PM Andrej Babis's ANO party narrowly trailed behind centre-right coalition that won 27.78 percent of the vote.

Move comes days after prosecutors said Kurz was under investigation over government corruption.

Moncef Marzouki tells all Tunisians to rally on Sunday in defence of the constitution, democracy and freedom.

The US and Iran have long been using Iraq as a proxy in competing for regional interests.

Iranian foreign minister reiterated his support for Syria and expectations on the 2015 nuclear deal in Damascus visit.

Explosion at a mosque in Kunduz on Friday killed at least 72 people and left more than 140 injured.

Deir Ammar and Zahrani power plants stop functioning as a result of running out of diesel, prompting sporadic protests.

Mass dispossession of smallholder farmers is not a side effect of the 'African Green Revolution'. It is the whole point.

I have heard countless stories of Afghan women desperately reaching out for help and hitting a wall of silence.

Banisadr became Iran's first president months after 1979 revolution, but was later impeached and fled the country.

The 34-year-old joined Paris St Germain after being told by the Catalan club they could not afford to keep him.

Many Tanzanians acknowledge recognition of Gurnah’s work but others question whether they can claim author as their own.

Humanitarian situation and the implementation of the 2020 US-Taliban agreement on agenda in talks held in Doha.

At Facebook, a whistleblower goes public amid a disastrous service outage. And in Egypt, online influencers under fire.

DRC provincial authorities say 51 bodies recovered and nearly 70 believed to be missing after makeshift vessel capsizes.

Volcano that began erupting on September 19 has destroyed over 800 buildings, forced evacuation of about 6,000 people.

The spokesman for the Taliban’s ministry of foreign affairs discusses the group’s rise to power in Afghanistan.

The Asian Development Bank and the UK's Prudential are developing a $120bn plan to buy coal plants in Asia.

President Bolsonaro continues to face widespread criticism and anger over his government's handling of the pandemic.

Issue of mercenaries, foreign fighters has long been an obstacle ahead of Libya's landmark general elections.

Air and ground bombardment against Tigrayan forces has intensified in Amhara region, TPLF spokesman says.

Three-year-old boy tests positive near Beni just five months after the latest epidemic in the country was declared over.

Chinese leader's latest statement comes amid repeated incursions of Taiwan's air defence identification zone.

Jose Luis Martin Gascon headed the Commission on Human Rights, a constitutional body that probes rights abuses.

Taliban's Suhail Shaheen's comments come as a delegation led by acting foreign minister in Doha to hold talk with US.

Six Saudis, three Bangladeshi nationals and one Sudanese hurt in attack on Jazan's King Abdullah Airport.

Company executive blames second outage on 'configuration changes' as users express frustration.

Majority of those who took Panama's dangerous jungle route in hopes of reaching North America are Haitians, IOM says.

Trump sought to assert 'executive privilege' to block release of White House documents into deadly Capitol riot.

The IOM says overcrowding at a detention centre in Tripoli had led to chaos.

An Israeli rabbi's prayer at holy site was 'overt', Israeli court rules, overturning lower court's decision.

Move risks escalating tensions, analysts say, as two countries gradually reopen shared border after years-long closure.

US and Pakistani officials discuss bilateral ties, regional peace and the way forward in Afghanistan under Taliban rule.

Paris is accused of abandoning Bamako in its fight against armed groups in the Sahel region.

PM Maiga says French troops created an enclave in Kidal, north Mali, and gave control to 'terrorist group' Ansar al-Din.

Female politicians forced to flee following the Taliban takeover arrive in Greece as they plan to relocate to the West.