Footage appeared to show Indian troops wading through a river towards Chinese soldiers in the barren and ice-covered Karakoram Mountains
The Islamabad High Court had last month set a new deadline for India to appoint a legal representative for Jadhav
China has not yet come out with an official reaction to Biden and Kamala Harris' victory
The floor test took place without the Opposition boycotted the voting, making it easier for Khan to secure the required numbers
Power Minister Omar Ayub Khan said the frequency in the power distribution system suddenly dropped from 50 to zero, causing the blackout
The move, which takes effect immediately, applies to the military and entities controlled by the armed forces on both Facebook and Instagram
Rescuers were searching for more than a dozen patients and staff trapped beneath the rubble of the levelled Mamuju hospital
Suu Kyi, 75, spent nearly 15 years under house arrest for her efforts to end military rule
Hundreds of thousands of people have taken to streets regularly over the past month to oppose the coup
Kuwait, which had been mediating throughout the dispute, was first to announce the diplomatic breakthrough through its foreign minister
Little Amal will travel 8,000km, starting from April 2021, crossing many contrasting terrains
The US-backed negotiations come six months later than planned owing to bitter disagreements over a controversial prisoner swap
The House Armed Services Committee has announced a hearing on Afghanistan on November 20
In Jerusalem, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hailed the agreement.
Based on advance purchase agreements signed with Pfizer, it is calculated that 1.1 billion doses had been snapped up by wealthy nations
Zimbabwe has been facing successive climate-induced droughts in recent years, leaving animals with less water and vegetation for food
Hancock said the new variant has ‘mutated further’ than the one that recently prompted the British government to tighten restrictions
Somalia had set itself the goal of holding its first fully democratic, one-man one-vote election since 1969
Navalny has been a thorn in the Kremlin’s side for a decade, unusually durable in an opposition movement often demoralized by repressions
Around the same time in April, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson was admitted to hospital after testing positive for the virus
Johnson was criticised by political opponents for moving too slowly into the first national lockdown
Thunberg tweeted soon after singer Rihanna shared a news article highlighting the Centre's crackdown on the farmers
The poisoning has brought tensions between Russia and Germany to new heights, fuelling calls for the Nord Stream 2 pipeline to be scrapped
We are going to start off making sure Americans are taken care of first but we are then going to try to help the rest of the world, he said
The trial is clearly uncomfortable for many Republican senators, who had to flee to safety during the violence
Indian-American Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal said the impeachment proceedings should begin immediately
A week after Democrat Joe Biden was declared the winner of the election, demonstrations in support of Trump took place in other cities
Until this year, conversations with incoming visitors focused on preparing the newcomers. Now the advice goes both ways
Ardern announced restrictions in the country's largest city would be eased, after a second COVID-19 wave was contained
It is the second time a returnee has developed coronavirus symptoms after being cleared to leave an isolation facility in New Zealand
Prime Minister Scott Morrison had angrily accused Facebook of making a decision to 'unfriend' Australia
Residents in the state can now have outdoor gatherings of up to 10 people, and cafes will be able to seat up to 50 people outside