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A majority of Elon Musk's 3.5 million followers on Twitter said they'd support him selling 10% of his stake in Tesla.

Move comes a month after major report revealed mass abuse of children by church figures since the 1950s.

Major step taken towards replacing outgoing administration of Prime Minister Andrej Babis following October election.

How dozens of mostly Indigenous women and girls disappeared along a murderous stretch of highway in British Columbia.

Higher prices for food, fuel and other raw materials are squeezing small business owners in Nigeria and their customers.

The killing of Agnes Wanjiru - and the Kenyan state's inability bring her killer to justice - is not an anomaly.

Cases surge and hospitals fill up as 'pandemic of the unvaccinated' gathers pace amid patchwork virus restrictions.

Tesco, the UK's largest retailer, recently joined Amazon in offering a cashless, till-less experience.

Overnight, Gunmen seize Tshanzu and Runyoni, the last redoubts of the M23 group before their defeat years ago.

Assistant Secretary-General Zaki says he is willing to go to Saudi Arabia to help resolve the diplomatic crisis.

Why China and the US are at odds over Taiwan

President Ortega is running for a fourth consecutive term in elections held after months-long crackdown on opposition.

Environmental and economic pressures push people in Kenya's fishing communities to seek jobs in energy-rich Gulf states.

The plunging value of some of its blockbuster IPOs and a tech sector crackdown by China has led to a record loss.

It was not immediately clear if Emir Sheikh Nawaf Al Ahmad Al Sabah would accept the cabinet's resignation.

Spyware from the Israeli firm was detected on mobile phones of six Palestinian rights activists, according to a report.

Police charge over 100 social media accounts under UAPA and other laws for posting on last month's religious violence.

As infection rate hits record, those without a single dose are banned from cafes, hairdressers and mass events.

The announcement is a huge boost for Pakistan after New Zealand and England cancelled tours citing security concerns.

Chile's Atacama, the driest desert in the world, is increasingly suffering from pollution caused by fast fashion.

New rules also governing child custody are set to provide 'flexible, advanced judicial mechanism' for non-Muslims.

The US will open its doors to travellers from Mexico, Canada, UK, India and most of Europe as of Monday.

The perceived EU disengagement with Bosnia is encouraging separatist politics.

Beijing's frank acknowledgement comes as it lays out new targets for lower emissions and clean air and water.

UN food agency says 45 million people marching towards the brink of starvation, up from 42 million earlier in the year.

Some 65 nations will see GDP drop 20 percent by 2050 if temperatures rise, new report released at COP26 says.

Development follows last week's deal between government and TLP that the party would halt its march to the capital.

Xi aims to secure backing of top party leadership as he prepares for an unprecedented third term in office.

Sierra Leone declares three days of mourning as the death toll from a fuel tanker explosion rises to 101.

Under inspection, a forensic investigator leads her unit to crime scenes in one of Mexico’s most violent cities.

Optimism continues to be held back by worries about inflation, which has surged this year owing to a pick-up in demand.

With its $2.46bn target, Paytm, backed by Ant Group, SoftBank, Berkshire Hathaway, will be India's biggest IPO.

Wang is one of three astronauts on a six-month mission to build the Tiangong space station.

Chinese exports rose over 27 percent in October, recording 13 straight months of double digit growth.

Convicted killer says guilty pleas were obtained under duress, and that he had been subject to 'inhuman' treatment.

Soldiers' presence, internet shutdown hamper efforts to gather evidence about military assault in Chin state.

More than half of new cases reported in the provinces of Liaoning and Henan.

Calls for diplomatic resolution grow as Tigrayan fighters move towards capital city.

Government panel expected to lay out plans for extensive stimulus package on Monday.

Sudan coup leader General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan says he is committed to transferring power to civilian leadership.

When people die, sometimes it is OK to say ‘good riddance’.

Some scientists say COP26 commitments on deforestation, coal power and a fund for developing nations lack ambition.

The move by ECOWAS comes after Mali's transitional leaders said they would not be able hold elections on time.

Elon Musk tweeted that he would offload 10 percent of his stock if users approved the proposal in a poll.

Palestinian Authority said Israel has no right to veto US decision to reopen its consulate in occupied East Jerusalem.

Gov't rejects corruption accusations after a newspaper found donors were offered seats in parliament's upper chamber.

Lawyers will argue FBI can not cite national security risk to avoid lawsuit alleging targeting based on religion.

Faye D’Souza assesses how India’s media outlets handled the challenges of reporting on the coronavirus crisis.

Libya's national elections commission said it will open registration for candidates in presidential, parliamentary vote.

Security forces arrest dozens of people, fire tear gas at rallies as a two-day civil disobedience campaign begins.