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Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal says he has tested positive, a day after he addressed an election rally without a mask.

European countries have not done enough to ensure safe access to vaccines and certificates for undocumented migrants.

Those who refuse jabs say their concerns and experiences are not being heard as many support tighter restrictions.

Security forces block roads in capital Khartoum, Omdurman as country braces for fresh anti-military protests.

Post on Harry Potter film star's Instagram account criticised by Israeli officials but 'liked' by social media users.

People hospitalised as Omicron surges appear to be less sick than those admitted earlier in the pandemic, says minister.

Improved air quality follows a concerted effort to cut coal consumption and relocate heavy industry.

Thousands of games-related staff, volunteers, cleaners, cooks and coach drivers to be cocooned in 'closed loop'.

US-led coalition says two drones rigged with explosives destroyed by defensive capabilities at Ain al-Asad airbase.

Council on American-Islamic Relations accuses carmaker of 'supporting genocide'.

City officials say new blaze brought under control, teams scour complex to extinguish any remaining hot spots.

Official says man who crossed into North Korea last week was a defector who had struggled in his new life in the South.

Hundreds of Palestinian administrative detainees announce boycott as hunger-striking prisoner faces 'imminent' death.

Judicial sources say Egyptian-Palestinian campaigner, held for some 30 months, will be deported to France upon release.

Apps promising quick cash ballooned in the pandemic but many preyed on first-time borrowers with high interest rates.

Several countries see record high COVID-19 cases as the more infectious Omicron variant spreads.

Property giant insists government order to demolish 39 buildings on resort island will not affect rest of project there.

Chow Hang-tung jailed for 15 months in second conviction over banned Tiananmen Square vigils.

Journalists face mounting pressure with three independent media outlets closing since national security law was imposed.

Cyberspace Administration of China will apply new rules to firms that hold data for more than 1 million users.

Holmes's claims for her blood-testing business turned her into a Silicon Valley darling but some began to ask questions.

Holmes acquitted on four counts, while jury failed to reach a decision on three counts.

Default judgement comes as Iran insists plane was downed near Tehran in error in 2020 amid military tensions with US.

Colombian human rights ombudsman expresses 'deep concern' over violent escalation in eastern border area near Venezuela.

Military-led government delayed elections by up to five years, drawing condemnation from regional authorities.

Hassan Nasrallah accuses Saudi Arabia of spreading ISIL ideology across the region amid rising political tensions.

The disruptions leaves many parents scrambling to find child care, creating a sense of chaos at the start of 2022.

Letitia James seeks testimony and documents from ex-president and his children as part of probe into Trump Organization.

Jurors in the fraud trial of Elizabeth Holmes told a judge they were struggling to reach consensus on 3 of 11 counts.

Previously sealed settlement provides release from liability for 'any other person' who could face claims from US woman.

The law would make it mandatory for people over 12 to present a COVID vaccination certificate to enter leisure venues.

Bearskin Lake First Nation in northern Ontario says nearly 50 percent of residents have tested positive for COVID-19.

Shares of Apple rose as much as 3 percent Monday - enough to vault it over the $3 trillion market capitalization mark.

Visit would be the first by the Turkish president since the 2018 murder of Jamal Khashoggi in Istanbul.

Authorities say they are still investigating the cause of the blaze, which destroyed nearly 1,000 homes in US state.

Authorities say dozens of firefighters battle blaze that flared up again after destroying the parliament chamber.

Ariel Henry was marking Haitian independence day on Saturday when gunfire erupted in northern city of Gonaives.

Measures include boosting pay and pensions for government employees, and income support for the poorest citizens.

Several big tech companies have opted not to attend CES in person.

Germany is moving to shut down its three nuclear power plants this year amid concerns over the safety of the technology.

Education minister says keeping classrooms open is a 'priority' as COVID-19 caseload surges, fuelled by Omicron.

Haitham al-Ghais will become OPEC's secretary-general in August.

Fate of Biden's 'Build Back Better' plan, US voting reforms hang in balance as Democrats struggle for unity on agenda.

In a joint statement, permanent members of UN Security Council pledge to ensure a nuclear war is never fought.

Panama has Central America’s only law for rare disease healthcare, but advocates say it is not being fully implemented.

President Raisi urges formation of a 'fair court' in which former President Trump and other US officials are tried.

Tesla delivered more than 308,000 electric vehicles in the final three months of 2021.

Early laboratory studies show the more transmissible variant replicates less efficiently once inside the lung tissue.

President taken to the Vila Nova Star hospital after landing in Sao Paulo and is "doing well" his office says.

The incident comes two years after a US drone strike killed Iran's revered General Soleimani.