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Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan said the Opposition leaders were under the 'false impression that the people had forgotten their corruption'

The three prime ministers have informed the European Council ahead of their visit

Melnichenko is the founder of EuroChem, one of Russia's biggest fertiliser producers, which moved to Zug, Switzerland, in 2015.

Shenzhen will seal all communities, villages and suspend bus and metro services from Monday to Sunday due to the latest COVID19 outbreak, staterun China Daily reported on Sunday.

Mariupol has been under siege and bombardment for more than a week and is encircled by Russian troops.

Ukraine said the mayor was seized when he was at the city's crisis centre dealing with supply issues.

Even though discussions are welcome expectations remain low from the meeting between Ukraine and Russia foreign ministers

On March 6, Moscow's foreign ministry tweeted that Russian forces found evidence that Kyiv was erasing traces of the military-biological program in Ukraine, allegedly financed by the United States.

The pandemic’s most tragic toll has been on the health and lives of millions, with more than 446 million cases worldwide, UN Secretary General said.

Over a two-day period last week, some $1.9 million was spent on reservations for more than 61,000 nights in Ukraine, a spokesperson said.

Endometriosis is so under-researched, and often takes so long to be properly diagnosed, that it has come to symbolise how illnesses that only affect women have long been ignored by a historically male-focused medical establishment.

PM Modi earlier also spoke to Ukrainian president Zelensky for more than 30 minutes and appreciated that both sides are ready for discussions

India, which accounts for barely 1 percent of global wheat exports, can try and tap a sizeable portion of the world wheat trade.

Russian President Vladimir Putin also told Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan that he will not end his campaign against Ukraine until Kyiv laid down arms.

Denmark mainly received refugees from Syria when the controversial “jewellery law” was enacted by the Danish government.

Indian officials familiar with the developments told CNNNews18 that efforts will be made to evacuate citizens amid the partial ceasefire