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Blinken and Lavrov to meet in Iceland while Washington's ties with Moscow are under pressure over myriad issues.

Charbel Wehbe's remarks that appeared to blame Gulf states for the rise of ISIL caused a diplomatic firestorm.

The island is battling its worst outbreak of the disease since December 2019 and is rushing to accelerate vaccinations.

Chip shortages are rippling through sector after sector, delaying shipments of cars, game consoles and refrigerators.

Teammates' public display of support for Palestine came as Israel continued its intense bombardment of the Gaza Strip.

China's latest attempt to clamp down on a burgeoning digital trading market has sent crypto prices hurtling down.

US state investigating whether the company falsely reported property values to secure loans and obtain benefits.

The technology gives the army the power to listen in on calls, view text messages & emails and track user location.

India sees 4,529 deaths in last 24 hours as Narendra Modi's approval ratings fall to a new low, according to a survey.

Israel bombs residential buildings, killing four Palestinians as diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire remain stalled.

Ain's TikTok video revealed a teacher’s sick joke, sparking an outcry over violence faced by women and girls.

Repeated requests by Punjab leaders to import life-saving gas from 'enemy nation' go unheeded by federal government.

USS Curtis Wilbur sailed through Strait on Tuesday in what the US described as a 'routine' transit.

Ecuador's environment ministry says the collapse was the result of natural erosion.

French president calls for waiving of COVID vaccine patents after talks with than 20 African leaders in Paris.

New law requires the US Department of Justice to focus on prosecuting hate crimes against Asians after surge in attacks.

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi slammed China's human rights violations against the Uighurs and other ethnic minorities.

The UAE administered third Sinopharm doses to people who did not develop COVID-19 antibodies after the first two jabs.

Hungary declines to join 26 other foreign ministers in calling for a ceasefire.

If approved by Congress, a national commission will investigate the January 6 attack on the Capitol by a pro-Trump mob.

Firms holding US dollars as a shield against hyperinflation pay much as 7% to move funds abroad, sources tell Reuters.

More than 213 Palestinians killed, hospitals overwhelmed and running low on medical supplies and thousands are displaced

Recall ends striker's five-and-a-half-year absence over alleged role in a blackmail plot.

The US State Department lists several Central American politicians and officials 'credibly alleged' to be corrupt.

Dozens wounded on Tuesday during protests amid general strike throughout the occupied West Bank.

Lebanese top diplomat's remarks on the Gulf states and the rise of ISIL were 'insulting', Riyadh says.

Tunisia's national carrier schedules three flights a week to Tripoli and two to Benghazi in eastern Libya.

Tesla chief Elon Musk lost his spot as the world's second-richest person on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

New report argues that traditional avenues for redressing widespread violations against workers are inadequate.

Three deputies involved in the shooting will not face charges from county officials after prosecutorial probe.

The government is limiting beef exports temporarily to try to tame runaway inflation that's nearing 50 percent annually.

India is unlikely to resume major exports of COVID-19 vaccines until at least October, government sources say.

Better-than-expected results for Q1 were driven by Americans flush with stimulus cheques and ready to spend.

Family office run by Michael Burry of 'The Big Short' fame disclosed a short position betting against Tesla shares.

Thirteen maps explain how Israel’s military control over the Palestinian people affects every aspect of their lives.

Boat carrying 90 people left Libya on Sunday and sank off Tunisia's coast the following day

As the bloodshed continues, videoconference expected to echo recent sentiments by US President Biden demanding peace.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the additional information came 'through intelligence channels'.

As visitors return, some business owners who suffered economically during the pandemic are eyeing the luxury market.

Israel says its soldier was injured in a mortar attack while aid trucks were crossing the Kerem Shalom border into Gaza.

Some Bitcoin watchers on Wall Street see more losses ahead for the world's largest cryptocurrency.

The Pakistani prisoner has been held there since 2004 on suspected ties to al-Qaeda, although he has never been charged.

Palestinians have reignited an urge for freedom that is irrepressible, and will spread all over.

Governor Andrew Cuomo says state's restart critical, but urges New Yorkers to keep taking proper COVID precautions.

US support for Israel is rooted in World War II, the Cold War, pro-Israeli political influence and serious PR heft.

What is really behind Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's so-called 'fossil fuel fixation'?

Muharrem Ince, who contested 2018 polls against President Erdogan, forms the Homeland Party.

Police raided the Cairo home of Hoda Abdel Hamid and detained her along with her husband and daughter.

Gag order comes after key ministers criticised Beijing over the presence of Chinese vessels in disputed waterway.

People across occupied West Bank, Gaza and Israel take part in collective action against occupation and Gaza bombing.