Here’s everything you need to know about who can travel to India right now – and when tourism will restart Right now, the world’s bucket-list travel destinations fall into two camps. Some are reopening their borders to at least some international travellers,

Considering the devastation wreaked upon tourist economies during the pandemic – and the increasingly severe climate emergency – the travel industry has seen a chance to change its ways. Fortunately,

The standoff means the two nations will keep troops in the forward areas of Ladakh for a second consecutive winter in dangerously freezing temperatures.

Jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny says a prison commission has designated him an extremist and a terrorist.Navalny said on Instagram that he had been summoned before a commission which voted unanimously in favour of the change of status.

Ireland accused the Government of “shifting the playing field” over Northern Ireland on Monday as Brexit tensions between the UK and Brussels escalated. Dublin’s foreign minister Simon Coveney went on the attack amid UK attempts to rewrite the contentious Northern Ireland protocol which governs trading arrangements for the region.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the caretaker government in Afghansitan said on Monday that talks with the United States will continue if necessary. Over the weekend, a Taliban delegation led by Amir Khan Muttaqi,

The UK government announced it will further relax travel rules from Monday, October 7 – opening up many long-distance holiday destinations to travellers for the first time since the pandemic pandemic a year and half ago.

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said on Monday that he plans to establish two new settlements in the Israel-annexed Golan Heights. "The goal of the Israeli government is to double the communities in the Golan Heights and establish two new settlements,

At least five Indian soldiers and two militants have been killed in a series of gun battles in Indian Kashmir, where security forces have stepped up operations after several civilian killings last week,

Londoners are keener to get back on the Tube to go shopping or to spend a night on the town than to return to the office, a transport chief has said. The slower-than-expected return of commuters has left Transport for London with £70 million less in fares than it had hoped,