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Airbnb revenue grew 67 percent to $2.2bn in the third quarter, the vacation-rental giant said in a statement Thursday.

The peace deal that ended the war in Bosnia 25 years ago is in danger of unravelling.

Total revenue grew 72 percent to $4.8bn, but losses remain high due to the company's Didi holding.

New report recommends development of $11bn telescope to explore the origins of black holes, galaxies and the universe.

'NYC is going to be the center of the cryptocurrency industry,' Eric Adams said on Twitter on Thursday.

'NASA will resume work with SpaceX,' the agency said in a statement after the US court ruling.

French European Affairs Minister Clement Beaune welcomes dialogue, indicating all options are still 'on the table'.

The move comes as the UN is working to find a way out of a political impasse since the military seized power last week.

Voters in Virginia, New Jersey flash Democrats a red warning light as Biden's approval ratings hit new lows.

Government accuses Simon Mulongo of engaging in activities incompatible with AU mission.

Officials say up to 60 people killed in latest violent incident in Niger's 'tri-border' zone with Burkina Faso and Mali.

The White House has issued a rule mandating COVID-19 vaccinations or weekly testing at firms with 100 or more employees.

Wisconsin police officer shot Jacob Blake last year, sparking anti-racism protests at which Kyle Rittenhouse shot three.

PIF may be eyeing expanding its holdings beyond the US and Europe to add Chinese firms to its list.

Owen Paterson announces decision to quit Parliament after major row erupts over sleaze allegations.

With 99 percent of the results announced, the African National Congress had taken 45 percent of the vote.

Peru's Congress will hold critical vote on whether to confirm left-wing President Pedro Castillo's new cabinet.

Kenya's President Kenyatta says fighting must stop as Ugandan leader Museveni calls for meeting to discuss conflict.

Warning by Haibatullah Akhunzada comes as the movement faces increased attacks from hardline groups.

US President Joe Biden has urged major oil producers to up production to ease soaring energy prices.

Policymakers want to wait to see how the labour market reacts following the end of its furlough scheme.

The anniversary of Ethiopia's brutal and expanding conflict finds the country in a seemingly inescapable quagmire.

Only one Black juror has been appointed to the 12-person panel, raising early questions of fairness.

Permafrost covers 65 percent of Russia's landmass and about a quarter of the northern landmass.

Global food prices climb for a 3rd straight month, heaping more pain on households, especially poorer ones.

Hans Kluge says Europe is 'back at epicentre of pandemic' as social distancing measures are abandoned.

Merck's molnupiravir to be given to recently-infected COVID-19 patients twice a day, for five days.

Yorkshire County Cricket Club has come under fire for its lack of action after Azeem Rafiq complained of discrimination.

“The most notorious of the supervisors molested countless boys. It was sexually very depraving.”

Food corporations’ voluntary agreements and charitable food donations cannot sufficiently reduce food waste.

The $709m package of subsidies aimed at low-income households struggling with food price inflation.

New boundaries drawn by Republican-led legislature appear to disadvantage the growing Hispanic population.

My dreams were built on the foundations of my grandmother’s life. They were not her dreams for herself but for us.

PM Mikati urges Information Minister George Kordahi to prioritise national interest amid tension over Yemen war remarks.

The president of a sinking Pacific island nation became a leading voice in global climate change diplomacy.

Peng Shuai’s post on Weibo has been removed and her account shut down after the latest #MeToo allegations.

The aid should flow to Tigray now, no matter what. That is the law, and the United Nations should uphold it.

Foreign governments have targeted President Daniel Ortega amid a months-long crackdown on the opposition.

The violence comes a day after Chile's president extended state of emergency in region amid ancestral land tensions.

General Hossein Salami, chief of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, denounces US aggression in the region.

Such punitive economic measures will only worsen the economic hardship of Ethiopians.

The celebrations last year were upended by a renewed spike in COVID-19 cases, but festivities this year seem to be back.

Jimmy Cherizier, known as "Barbecue", has repeatedly called for Prime Minister Ariel Henry to resign.

Labour leader says PM's party is 'wallowing in sleaze' after it voted back MP who used his position to promote firms.

Campaigners raise concerns against The Hague-based court's plan to exclude US forces from war crimes investigation.

Rescue operations enter a fourth day after a 21-storey building collapsed in the Ikoyi district of Lagos.

Why have governments so far failed to take the tough but necessary action required to tackle global warming?

The annual climate change summit is under way in Glasgow as nations try to reach an agreement to limit global warming.

Failure to approve the budget by November 14 would have triggered fresh elections.

Turkish action in areas under Kurdish forces' control likely to draw a reaction from Russia, US, or both, analysts say.