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An Indian Air Force jet takes off from an airbase in Leh, the joint capital of Ladakh, where tensions with China are running high

India Says 'No Timeframe' For Release Of Chinese Soldier

India says 'no timeframe' for release of Chinese soldier

Australia Rejoins US, Japan, India In Malabar Naval Exercise As China Flexes Muscle

This Malabar Exercise comes at a time when China's passive aggression puts it in conflict with Japan, Australia, India and the U.S.

Teenager Declared Dead Wakes Up Before Funeral, Dies Hours Later

The boy was declared dead and a death certificate was issued, mentioning the cause of death as "hypovolemic shock due to blunt trauma abdomen."

Companies and governments are racing to develop vaccines in a bid to arrest the pandemic

Scientists Raise Alarm Over Signs Of Vaccine 'Hesitancy'

Scientists raise alarm over signs of vaccine 'hesitancy'

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Indian Army vehicles drive on a road near the Chang La pass in northern India's Ladakh region, near the border with China

Amid Tension With China, India Urgently Buys Winter War Gear From US

U.S. and Indian armies have an agreement to cooperate with logistical requirements.

An Indian fighter jet flies over a mountain range in Leh, the joint capital of the union territory of Ladakh

India Detains Chinese Soldier In Disputed Border Region

India detains Chinese soldier in disputed border region

Climate change amplifies extreme weather like droughts, which create ideal conditions for wildfires

High Stakes For Earth's Climate Future In US Vote

High stakes for Earth's climate future in US vote

Bankrupt Jet Airways, India's biggest private airline, could take to the skies again if a consortium's plan to revive the carrier is approved

Creditors Back Plan To Get India's Jet Airways Flying Again

Creditors on Saturday backed a surprise plan by a consortium to revive Jet Airways 18 months after India's biggest private airline went bankrupt with $1.2 billion in debt.

The curfew in Paris and eight other cities will start at 9pm

Fastest-ever Growth In Global Virus Cases As US Tops 8 Million

Fastest-ever growth in global virus cases as US tops 8 million

Sanjeev Gupta's Liberty Steel Group makes its offer with the European steel sector weighed down by oversupply caused by cheap Chinese imports and the virus fallout

Liberty Eyes Steel Ops Of Germany's Thyssenkrupp

Liberty eyes steel ops of Germany's Thyssenkrupp

Bollywood star Sanjay Dutt (pictured in March 2019) confirmed he has cancer after weeks of speculation

Troubled Bollywood Star Sanjay Dutt Confirms Cancer Diagnosis

Troubled Bollywood star Sanjay Dutt confirms cancer diagnosis

Medical staff transport a patient at the intensive care unit of Paris's Lariboisiere Hospital

WHO Warns Europe Virus Surge Of 'Great Concern'

WHO warns Europe virus surge of 'great concern'

This Newly-Discovered Tardigrade Species Can Handle Lethal UV Radiation

It's possible that the tardigrades' fluorescence protects them from lethal UV radiation, researchers say.

Cinemas in India begin re-opening on Thursday after a nearly seven-month coronavirus shutdown

India Cinemas Reopen, Hoping To Lure Back Movie-mad Fans

India cinemas reopen, hoping to lure back movie-mad fans

Social media posts from Billy Te Kahika, one of the leaders of the the Advance New Zealand party, claim Covid-19 is fake and part of a conspiracy to enslave people

Facebook Shuts New Zealand Party's Page Ahead Of Election

Facebook shuts New Zealand party's page ahead of election

The Ardern government has won praise around the world for its response to the coronavirus outbreak

Russia Approves Vector Labs COVID-19 Vaccine For Production Without Phase Three Trials

The vaccine has only been tested on 100 volunteers, the second drug to be rushed to production amid record-breaking virus spread

A human rights watchdog says in a report that China is leading global efforts to suppress dissent with new technologies, often using the pandemic as justification for increased surveillance

Governments Use Pandemic To Crack Down On Online Dissent: Watchdog

Governments use pandemic to crack down on online dissent: watchdog

A man walks past a Tanishq jewellery showroom in New Delhi. The company has withdrawn an advert featuring an interfaith baby shower after a backlash by Hindu conservatives

Indian Jewellery Chain Withdraws Ad After Outrage By Hindu Hardliners

Indian jewellery chain withdraws ad after outrage by Hindu hardliners

Mehbooba Mufti was detained 14 months ago along with thousands of others when New Delhi imposed direct rule on Indian-administered Kashmir

India Frees Top Kashmir Politician After 14 Months

India frees top Kashmir politician after 14 months

China's app makers are having to be agile in a world where key markets have turned hostile to their country's tech

In The Shadow Of TikTok, China's Apps Quietly Hoover Up Downloads

In the shadow of TikTok, China's apps quietly hoover up downloads

Revised IMF growth forecasts for 2019-2021 for world regions and selected countries.

IMF Warns Of Lasting Damage, Long Climb Out Of Recession

IMF warns of lasting damage, long climb out of recession

India's economy has been devastated by the coronavirus epidemic, but the government has announced plans for loans to encourage spending

Millions Of Indians To Get Diwali Loans To Boost Battered Economy

Millions of Indians to get Diwali loans to boost battered economy

Saltwater crocodiles, common in northern Australia, can grow up to seven metres long and weigh more than a tonne

Crocodile Attacks Spearfisherman's Head, Man Calls It 'Scariest' Experience

The man was rushed to a hospital where he received treatment for his injuries.

A Chinese paramilitary policeman stands guard at the Australian embassy in Beijing on January 25, 2019. Australia has protested over the detention of writer Yang Hengjun who has been accused of espionage

Spy Case Of Australian Writer Reaches China Court

Spy case of Australian writer reaches China court

Teenager Taken Into Custody For Allegedly Issuing Rape Threats To MS Dhoni's 5-Year-Old Daughter

A 16-year-boy has been arrested for allegedly issuing rape threats against Indian cricketer MS Dhoni's 5-year-old daughter. The teenager confessed that he indeed made obnoxious remarks toward Dhoni's child.