Ebola survivors can relapse and trigger outbreaks at least five years after infection, and long-term follow-up of former patients is needed to prevent devastating
UNSC ‘concerned’ about ‘major threat’ from N Korea missiles: France
Australian nuclear subs will be banned from New Zealand waters: Ardern
Three killed, dozens injured as shallow quake hits China’s Sichuan
Three people were killed and dozens injured when a shallow earthquake struck southwestern China on Thursday, triggering the second-highest level of emergency response by
France says head of Islamic State in Sahara has been killed
Russia’s Putin to remain in Covid-19 isolation for ‘a few days’
Parliamentary election unlikely to change Russia’s politics
‘He is a busy man’: Imran Khan on no phone call from Joe Biden
It’s been almost eight months and Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan is yet to receive a courtesy phone call from US President Joe Biden.
France suspends 3,000 unvaccinated health workers
Australians squirm as Biden calls PM ‘fellow Down Under’
“Thank you, Boris and… and I want to thank that fellow Down Under. Thank you very much, pal. Appreciate it, Mr Prime Minister,” Biden
Pak NSA criticises ‘wait and watch’ policy on recognising Taliban regime
Pakistan’s National Security Adviser Moeed Yusuf has said that the ‘wait and watch’ policy on recognising the Taliban regime in Afghanistan was flawed and
Covid-19: China has fully vaccinated more than 1 billion people
A total of 2.16 billion doses have been given in China as of September 15, Mi Feng, a spokesperson at the National Health Commission,
‘New security pact will speed up development of defence technology’
“While our partnership will begin with nuclear power submarines, now that we have created AUKUS we expect to accelerate the development of other advanced
China says will work closely with SCO states on Afghan issues
The eight-member Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) grouping of China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, India and Pakistan will hold its 21st summit on Friday
Iran approves American J&J Covid shot as fifth wave spreads
Iran’s new government has approved the Covid-19 vaccine developed by US firm Johnson & Johnson, a senior official said on Thursday, as the Islamic
Trudeau says main election rival has shown poor leadership on Covid
Opinion polls show Justin Trudeau’s Liberals are tied with the right-of-center Conservatives of Erin O’Toole and look set to fall well short in their
Govt calls recent NYT article on Covid response ‘provocative, attention seeking’; condemns it
US unemployment claims rise after hitting pandemic low
The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits moved up last week to 332,000 from a pandemic low, a sign that worsening Covid infections may
Meghan Markle, Prince Harry pose together for the first time for magazine cover
Covid vax protection wane over time, boosters important: Pfizer, Moderna
US drug makers Pfizer and Moderna have, in different studies, claimed that protection from their mRNA vaccine against Covid-19 can last only for about
Sydney lifts Covid curfews as case numbers stabilise
Warlord chic: Taliban make themselves at home in Dostum’s mansion
Joe Biden denies Xi Jinping turned down meeting offer
California votes against recalling Democratic governor
Chinese court rules against #MeToo plaintiff
Zhou Xiaoxuan, 28, in a series of social media posts in 2018 accused television personality Zhu Jun at state broadcaster CCTV of groping and
Seeing Quad with limited agenda partly gamesmanship of critics: India
North Korea fires projectile toward eastern sea
‘Pak’s role in enabling Taliban is victory for hardliners’
The role of Pakistan in enabling the Taliban is a victory for the hardliners in the country’s government, a top American lawmaker has said,