The nuclear-armed neighbours last week announced a plan to pull back troops, tanks, equipment

Images of lingerie photoshoot come just weeks after pop icon upset Indian govt by commenting on farmers' protests

Duke is expected to remain in hospital for a few days of observation and rest, says Buckingham Palace

Several roads deserted and markets plyartial shut despite govt's desire to showcase normalcy

Officials may face uphill task persuading residents to take vaccine where public distrust of authorities runs deep

Issues arrest warrants against six celebrities for encouraging protests that have paralysed many govt offices

Weekly new cases of Covid-19 have fallen by almost half, reports Xinhua News

State governor orders immediate closure of boarding schools in the area

New Zealand to conclude 20-year deployment in May, says premier

Harsh terrain, extreme weather make world's second highest peak so perilous to traverse

Dancers and a band led the procession of elephants and couples

The teenager has no knowledge of the global pandemic despite catching the virus twice

It will keep a mandatory two-week quarantine for all overseas visitors

Researchers say 100 strains of coronavirus concentrated in ‘hotspot’ area

Ambassador Akram says “more permanent members will compound Council’s inequality and dysfunctionality”

European Union likely to impose travel bans and asset freezes on allies of Russian president say diplomats

Further eroding confidence in the organisers’ ability to pull off the event during a coronavirus pandemic

Senior bankers have responded to the extra strain by opening up about their own vulnerabilities

China wants to know if the US may have trouble making F-35 fighter jets if China imposes an export ban

The government has said it has zero tolerance towards sexual violence

A week ago Britain’s media regulator had also revoked Chinese state television’s broadcast licence

2,000 people in 16 countries who took the drug lost more than 10 percent of their bodyweight

Drugmaker pledges to double supplies to more than 200 million doses per month by April