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Turkey could run Afghan capital's airport if US meets conditions on logistics and financing, President Erdogan says.

Investigation follows complaint by French news website Mediapart over Moroccan secret services' alleged use of spyware.

Six-day lockdowns imposed ahead of Eid al-Adha holiday as Delta variant drives Iran's fifth major wave of infections.

Beijing says Washington's claims incomplete and 'hypocritical', alleges the US is main source of cyberattacks globally.

The evictions in Toronto are part of violent efforts to sustain settler control over Indigenous land.

Attempted stabbing attack took place during Eid al-Adha prayers at the Grand Mosque in Bamako, presidency says.

Former South African president, currently serving a 15-month prison term in a separate case, faces 16 charges.

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Mumbai police arrest businessman Raj Kundra for allegedly producing and broadcasting pornographic films online.

Lebanon’s army says Israel fired 12 artillery shells at the Wadi Hammoul area, causing no damage or casualties.

While the number of people receiving vaccines increases, it is still well below official target of 100,000 daily shots.

Indian PM attacked after revelations that dozens of Indians were potential targets of snooping by Israeli-made spyware.

Amazon founder set to blast off in Blue Origin's New Shepard for a suborbital flight. Here's what you need to know.

How do boosters work and how can we celebrate Eid safely this year?

Eid al-Adha comes as many countries impose new COVID-19 restrictions or issue appeals for people to avoid congregating.

Muslims celebrate the Eid al-Adha religious festival, which marks the end of the Hajj pilgrimage.

Government probing whether premier's phone was surveilled, after revelations from Pegasus Project show number in list.

Release of nearly $2bn Venezuelan gold held by Bank of England hinges on who London recognises as the country's leader.

Excess deaths during pandemic could be a staggering 10 times the official COVID toll, says a comprehensive research.

Surge at China border comes as UN warns that Myanmar could be at risk of becoming a 'super-spreader state'.

Israeli air attacks reportedly targeted Iranian Revolutionary Guard bases and weapons plant in al-Safira area of Aleppo.

The 51-year-old former rural teacher has promised to create a fairer and more equitable country.

More people are being forced to isolate at home as overwhelmed hospitals turn patients away. Many are dying.

Leftist Pedro Castillo is expected to be confirmed as Peru's president this month, but many of his policies are unclear.

Belarusian authorities raid offices of independent newspaper Regionalnaya Gazeta and arrest three journalists.

A light attack aircraft crashes in Zamfara state after intense fire from so-called bandits.

Canada will end ban on non-essential travel from US in place since March last year.

First group of Afghan evacuees to be housed at Fort Lee while other groups may go to foreign bases and other countries.

List of recommendations from National Council of Canadian Muslims comes days before National Summit on Islamophobia.

The move comes following an outcry over the Trump administration's investigations of members of the news media.

Infections and deaths rise dramatically in Asia's new pandemic hotspot.

At least 117 people have been killed during the widespread unrest that lasted nine days earlier this month.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is accused of targeting his rival Rahul Gandhi using NSO Group Ltd's Pegasus spyware.

Paul Allard Hodgkins, who breached the US Senate chamber carrying a Trump flag, receives an eight-month prison term.

The Vermont-based ice cream maker says it recognises 'the concerns shared with us by our fans and trusted partners'.

Pacific Gas & Electric says blown conductor may have caused the currently burning Dixie Fire.

Many view Serbian interior minister’s remarks as a 'reboot' of Slobodan Milosevic’s ‘Greater Serbia’ politics.

The WHO says cases and deaths are climbing globally after a period of decline, spurred by the Delta variant.

Two months after Gaza ceasefire, US is focused on preventing further crisis without a long-term strategy, say experts.

Several countries have approved mixing COVID vaccines as they seek to boost their inoculation campaigns.

Police make five arrests after the violence which followed a rally by thousands of protesters in the capital, Nicosia.

The sanctions may go into effect if Iran does not agree to a nuclear deal, US officials told The Wall Street Journal.

Critics have accused Germany's government of overseeing a 'systemic failure' in emergency response to deadly deluges.

A new bill would bar scientists and academics from participating in US-funded research if they get support from Beijing.

The pessimistic, optimistic and realistic scenarios for a divided nation.

Ethiopia's eight-month-old conflict expands as Tigrayan fighters cross into neighbouring Afar region.

Robinhood will now proceed with its IPO roadshow and is expected to start meeting with investors this week.