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Myanmar protesters mark 1988 uprising anniversary

Flash mobs seek ouster of junta govt. in Yangon, Mandalay

Mounting challenge: Anti-coup protesters march on the anniversary of the1988 uprising in Mandalay.

North Korea’s Kim calls for relief in rain-hit areas

‘1,170 homes destroyed, 5,000 evacuated’

Will respond to Israel strike: Hezbollah

Israel had carried out air raids on Lebanon after 15 years, prompting return fire

Hassan Nasrallah

Northern Afghan city of Sar-e-Pul taken by Taliban: lawmaker

The insurgents have snatched up five provincial capitals in Afghanistan since August 6.

A Taliban flag flies in the main square of Kunduz city after fighting between Taliban and Afghan security forces, in Kunduz on August 8, 2021. Taliban fighters took control of much of the capital of northern Afghanistan's Kunduz Province, including the Governor’s office and police headquarters, a Provincial council member said.

Mounting challenge: Anti-coup protesters march on the anniversary of the1988 uprising in Mandalay.

Myanmar protesters mark 1988 uprising anniversary

North Korea’s Kim calls for relief in rain-hit areas

Hassan Nasrallah

Will respond to Israel strike: Hezbollah

A Taliban flag flies in the main square of Kunduz city after fighting between Taliban and Afghan security forces, in Kunduz on August 8, 2021. Taliban fighters took control of much of the capital of northern Afghanistan's Kunduz Province, including the Governor’s office and police headquarters, a Provincial council member said.

Northern Afghan city of Sar-e-Pul taken by Taliban: lawmaker

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Lava flows down Mount Merapi, Indonesia’s most active volcano, as seen from Sleman in Yogyakarta on July 18, 2021.

Indonesia's Mount Merapi erupts with bursts of lava, ash

The DHSC has confirmed that all arrivals from India who have been vaccinated in India are required to isolate at home or their designated location mentioned on the compulsory locator form.

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It announces a provision of 2 billion doses by end of the year

China’s Wuhan city tests 11.23 million amid coronavirus resurgence

U.S. now averaging 1,00,000 new COVID-19 infections a day

U.S. gave only 7.5 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine to India, need to do more: Krishnamoorthi

Google founder Larry Page gets New Zealand residency, raising questions

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5 suspected of abducting politician killed: Pakistan police
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Taliban seizes three more provincial capitals in northern blitz
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UNSC meeting on Afghan galvanised members to call for end to violence: India’s envoy Tirumurti
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Pakistan regrets not being invited to UNSC discussion on Afghanistan
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Jane Withers, child actor turned commercial star, dies at 95
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No talk by the U.S. for military base in Pakistan: NSA Moeed Yusuf
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U.S. now averaging 1,00,000 new COVID-19 infections a day
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Cuomo accuser files criminal complaint against New York governor
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China steps up vaccine outreach with new global push
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Huawei reports biggest ever revenue drop as consumer growth engine stutters
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China's antitrust regulator to fine Meituan about $1 bln
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Jane Withers, child actor turned commercial star, dies at 95

5 suspected of abducting politician killed: Pakistan police

UN slams child marriages after Zimbabwean teen dies in labour

Myanmar protesters mark 1988 uprising anniversary

Chibok schoolgirl freed in Nigeria seven years after abduction, governor says

North Korea’s Kim calls for relief in rain-hit areas

Hundreds flee, homes destroyed, as fires ravage island in Greece

Greece, Turkey battling wildfires for nearly two weeks

Will respond to Israel strike: Hezbollah

Israel had carried out air raids on Lebanon after 15 years, prompting return fire

Indonesia's Mount Merapi erupts with bursts of lava, ash

The mountain has seen increased volcanic activity in recent weeks, with its lava dome growing rapidly, before it partially collapsed on Sunday.

Taliban seizes three more provincial capitals in northern blitz

The insurgents have snatched up five provincial capitals in Afghanistan since August 6.

UNSC meeting on Afghan galvanised members to call for end to violence: India’s envoy Tirumurti

The Council members strongly condemned the increase in violence in Afghanistan

COVID-19 | U.K. eases travel restrictions for India

While the requirement for a compulsory 10-day self-isolation in a government-approved facility at an additional cost of 1,750 pounds per head will no longer apply, only travellers vaccinated in the U.K. or Europe would qualify for an exemption of the home quarantine requirement.

Pakistan regrets not being invited to UNSC discussion on Afghanistan

The Pakistan Foreign Office (FO) said the UN platform was used to propagate a false narrative against Pakistan, while denying it the opportunity to present its point of view

Israel strikes Gaza after incendiary balloon launches

Israel conducted overnight air strikes against Hamas targets in Gaza in retaliation for the launching of incendiary balloons from the Palestinian

Iran rejects G7 and U.S. allegations over drone attack on ship

Iran on Saturday rejected Western allegations its drones were used in a deadly tanker attack, while accusing Israel of concocting the "scenario" in a

Annalena Baerbock | In a race to the top

In a Germany battered by floods, Greens are promising an economic transition

Amrullah Saleh | The many lives of the Taliban’s top nemesis

The former spy chief, who has survived several attempts on his life, maintains that Pakistan’s support is the Taliban’s key source of strength

Britain tells nationals to leave Afghanistan immediately

Britain has warned all UK nationals in Afghanistan to leave the country immediately due to the "worsening security situation" as fighting

China steps up vaccine outreach with new global push

It announces a provision of 2 billion doses by end of the year

China’s Wuhan city tests 11.23 million amid coronavirus resurgence

COVID-19 resurfaced in the city after the city dealt with the first surge of coronavirus cases in December, 2019.

Man arrested after injuring 10 with knife on Tokyo train

The 36-year-old man told police he wanted to kill women who appeared happy and chose his targets at random, public broadcaster NHK said.

Fires rampage through forests in Greece; thousands evacuated

One of the massive fires threatened the Greek capital’s most important national park and sent choking smoke across the Athens region, where authorities set up a hotline for residents with breathing problems. Thousands of residents and vacationers in areas where fires broke out days ago have fled by land and by sea.

Second Afghan city falls as Taliban tighten noose over countryside

The Taliban have gained vast parts of rural Afghanistan since launching a series of offensives in May to coincide with the start of the final withdrawal of foreign troops

Nawaz Sharif's party rules out his return to Pakistan until his full recovery

Pakistan's Opposition leader Shahbaz Sharif said that Nawaz could legally stay in the UK till the decision on his appeal regarding visa extension

UK PM Johnson decides not to self-isolate after aide’s positive COVID test; sparks Opposition anger

There were growing questions and anger within the Opposition party ranks on Saturday over UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s decision to not

No talk by the U.S. for military base in Pakistan: NSA Moeed Yusuf

Pakistan NSA Moeed Yusufmade the comments as he wrapped up his 10-day trip to the U.S.

50 people held in Pakistan for attack on Hindu temple

More than 150 booked in connection with the incident

Two charged in plot to attack Myanmar ambassador to UN

Phyo Hein Htut and Ye Hein Zaw plotted to seriously injure or kill Myanmar’s ambassador in an attack that was to take place on American soil, U.S. Attorney Audrey Strauss said in a release on Friday.

U.S. now averaging 1,00,000 new COVID-19 infections a day

The U.S. was averaging about 11,000 cases a day in late June. Now the number is 1,07,143.

Man arrested after injuring 10 with knife on Tokyo train

‘The 36-year-old man told police he wanted to kill women who appeared happy, and chose his targets at random’

Tokyo has shown the pandemic can be beaten, Games health adviser says

The Tokyo 2020 organiser earlier said that it had recorded 404 Games-related COVID-19 cases since July 1.

Morning Digest: EAM Jaishankar discusses Afghan situation with Iran President; explore new destinations to expand export basket, Modi tells industries, and more

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Cuomo accuser files criminal complaint against New York governor

Her allegation formed part of an explosive report released this week that said Cuomo sexually harassed 11 former and current state employees.

Panama, Colombia agree to restrict flow of migrants

So far this year, Panama estimates about 49,000 migrants have come through the dangerous, jungle-clad gap

U.S. gave only 7.5 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine to India, need to do more: Krishnamoorthi

Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi said this after securing the support of 116 members of the Congress on his ongoing effort to expand U.S. global vaccine aid programmes to India and other nations

Expedite process of issuing visas to international students: Senators to U.S. govt

There are over 1,00,000 Indian students in the U.S. and they contribute significantly to the American economy

Central Asian leaders warn of chaos as Taliban gain ground

Militants have made sweeping gains in border provinces

India, Sri Lanka and Maldives to collaborate on security

India’s deputy NSA attended meeting hosted by Sri Lanka.

Nigeria bombs gunmen camp, kills 78: military

Bandits had recently stepped up attacks

Data | How many new Olympic and World records were set in swimming at the Tokyo Olympics?

South Africa's Tatjana Schoenmaker broke the world record in the women's 200m breaststroke which was previously set by Denmark's Rikke Pedersen in 2013

U.S. FTC says Facebook misused privacy decree to shut down ad research

Facebook had initially said that the decision was made out of a need for the social media giant to live up to a consent agreement with the Federal Trade Commission.

Google founder Larry Page gets New Zealand residency, raising questions

Doubts were raised regarding Paige’s entry into the country during the time of pandemic when its borders were shut for foreigners.

Taliban assassinates head of Afghan government media department

The Taliban already control large portions of the countryside, and are now challenging Afghan government forces in several large cities.

Huawei reports biggest ever revenue drop as consumer growth engine stutters

Revenue also fell 14% in the first half from Huawei's telecoms equipment business, which a spokesperson said was partially down to the slowdown in China's 5G rollout.

China's antitrust regulator to fine Meituan about $1 bln

The State Administration of Market Regulation (SAMR) launched an antitrust probe into Meituan in April, focussing on a practice whereby a company forces vendors to use its platform exclusively.

Pakistan Air Force aircraft crashes during training exercise in Punjab

A Pakistan Air Force (PAF) trainer aircraft crashed on Friday during routine training exercise near Attock area of Punjab province. "Both pilots have

India condemns removal of Sikh flag from gurdwara in Afghanistan

Taliban fighters forced shrine keeper to remove Nishan Sahib from structure

Former Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif's application for visa extension in UK rejected: media reports

Former Pakistani prime minister Nawaz Sharif's application for visa extension has been turned down by the UK Home Office with the right to appeal,

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