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World Health Organization warns of 500,000 more deaths by February in the pandemic 'epicentre'.

As prices at the pump soar, the Biden administration this week went as far as asking OPEC+ to pump more crude.

Mohammed Daadas, 13, dies in hospital after being shot by Israeli troops during protests against illegal settlements.

Guatemalan official hopes the return of these objects might lead other private collectors to 'follow the same path'.

Administration is pushing to identify source of 'anomalous health incidents' experienced by US diplomats, Blinken says.

Democrats appear to be in disarray as leaders press rank-and-file members to vote for Biden's agenda.

To save our futures, COP26 must deliver on a number of key points.

Grocery retailer said that a press release announcing its plans to begin accepting Bitcoin Cash was fraudulent.

President Daniel Ortega is set to win a fourth straight term, but rights groups say November 7 vote is not free or fair.

Amid growing international alarm, US embassy advises all US citizens to leave the country 'as soon as possible'.

The economy added 31,200 jobs last month, the government said on Friday.

Supporters of political parties that suffered losses in last month's polls clash with security forces in Baghdad.

The legislation proposes sweeping changes for US housing, climate, healthcare, tax, education and other policies.

Supreme Court cancels arbitration award Russia was ordered to pay former shareholders of now-defunct oil producer Yukos.

Pharmaceutical companies are in a race to manufacture easy-to-use medication against the coronavirus.

Non-essential trips across the world’s longest land border for fully vaccinated travelers will recommence November 8.

Though hiring picked up in October, shortages of workers and raw materials are still weighing on the US economy.

Rally led by Greta Thunberg comes as week one of UN climate summit draws to a close, amid calls for further commitments.

Environmentalists are opposing an attempt by Indonesia to backpedal on a pledge at the UN climate conference in Glasgow.

Xavi Hernandez free to take the reins at former club after Barcelona pays release clause in his contract with Al-Sadd.

It is the first time that China has spelt out concretely punishment for people deemed to be pro-Taiwan independence.

Police drama kicks off slate of holiday season blockbusters as India's COVID-hit cinemas try to bring audiences back.

Political infighting within Pedro Castillo's ruling Marxist party did not prevent Congress from approving a new cabinet.

Roger Hutton says senior figures of the club have shown 'constant unwillingness' to apologise in discrimination episode.

UNHCR chief Filippo Grandi: Rich countries' response to global migration is "to shut down, to separate, to push back".

Convergence of conflict and climate change drives displacement and makes life more precarious for those most vulnerable.

Hindu right-wing groups hold religious event at public ground where city's Muslims usually offered prayers every week.

Sudan’s ambassador to the United States Nureldin Satti tells UpFront 'the coup is over'.

A recently passed law in Texas will unfairly restrict voting rights, according to the US Department of Justice

Human rights groups call on the UN Security Council to address escalating attacks by military in the restive Chin state.

Iraqis struggle to cope with depleted water resources, exacerbated by climate change and disputes with neighbours.

In the aftermath of George Floyd's murder, different communities have started to reshape their police forces.

US urges Sudan's General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan to swiftly restore civilian-led governance after military takeover.

The decision follows the Taliban's de facto ban on Afghan women playing cricket or any other sport.

Rescuers found a half dozen bodies in Batu and two more victims in Malang, while three people are still missing.

No details given on the charges Marzouki faces, but he has been fiercely critical of President Kais Saied's power grab.

Two heroic women battle to hold manufacturers to account and end the use of highly toxic 'Agent Orange' today.

New Delhi residents wake up to a blanket of toxic smog and breathe in year's most polluted air worsened by firecrackers.

The Chinese developer's woes come amid liquidity crisis at troubled property giant Evergrande

Philippine president rejects jurisdiction of The Hague tribunal saying he will only submit to a Philippine court.

Bill Richardson's private visit was centred on COVID-19 humanitarian work but he also met with military officials.

Locals allege more than a dozen mosques vandalised in apparent retaliation to anti-Hindu violence in Bangladesh.

Chinese president's outreach comes amid US concerns about 'unfair, non-market practices'.

The surge in bookings comes as the country's states emerge from lockdowns and border closures

Commander Cameron Aljilani, two others were removed from their positions following a probe into the October 2 incident.

Tentative signs that the 'Hermit Kingdom' may relax borders follow a devastating collapse of trade with China.

Pentagon says enabling kingdom to buy US-made, air-to-air missiles would 'improve the security of a friendly country'.

Clashes come days after National Guard officers fatally shot a Cuban national and injured four other migrants.

Environment minister questions the agreement to end deforestation by 2030, calls it 'inappropriate and unfair'.

Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa's move follows the minority government’s defeat in a key vote on the country’s budget.