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Sinopharm could now be included in the UN-backed COVAX programme distributing COVID jabs to lower income countries.

Palestinian Red Crescent says dozens injured in clashes with police at the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem.

In the span of several weeks, the 'joke' coin has rocketed in value, with help from Musk and massive daytrader momentum.

Mexican President Lopez Obrador and US Vice President Kamala Harris hold meeting to discuss migrant surge, corruption.

Nepal's daily case trajectory has shot up in the past 3 weeks with two out of five people tested now returning positive.

Lopez Obrador, shortly before meeting with US vice president, said the group promotes a 'form of coup'.

Federal grand jury indicts four former Minneapolis police officers for civil rights violations in George Floyd's death.

Armed groups displace some 17,500 people in Burkina Faso in recent days, UNHCR says, in attempt to cause 'mayhem'.

Canada's labour market recovery hit a major snag in April, as the economy shed 207,100 jobs.

French FM slams Lebanese politicians for failing to pull the country out of its economic meltdown or form a government.

Though the US economy is recovering, the pandemic may have cost women years of progress in the workplace.

No arrests so far but police seek four people who were noticed 'due to suspicious behaviour at crime scene'.

Advocates say court ruling that decriminalises abortion in rape cases is an important step, but struggle continues.

More than 40 executives have signed on to the Business Leaders Against the Death Penalty campaign.

New report says 40 percent of all airstrike casualties from 2016 to 2020 were children.

Branden Wolfe tells Al Jazeera about his struggles with mental health, meeting George Floyd, in an exclusive interview.

Social media users sharing content from Sheikh Jarrah complain their accounts have been censored, limited or shut down.

Precautionary move reflects low levels of COVID-19 in the UK and the availability of other vaccines, experts say.

April's jobs gains fell far short of the blockbuster 1 million jobs many analysts were expecting.

Military analysts expect the body of the Long March 5B rocket to come down to Earth on Saturday or Sunday.

Even as the diversity and inclusion programmes proliferate, calls for far-reaching structural change remain unanswered.

India has blocked imports of China-made bluetooth speakers, wireless earphones, smartphones and more: Reuters.

Jens Spahn hails progress in curtailing the COVID-19 pandemic, but warns against lifting restrictions prematurely.

Exports jumped 32.3 percent from April 2020, likely giving China's economy a turbo boost this year, analysts say.

Norwegian telecoms firm is one of the biggest foreign investors in Myanmar, which generates 7% of its earnings.

Tens of thousands defied a ban last year and gathered at the vigil's traditional site as part of pro-democracy movement.

Authorities ban doctors from talking to reporters and direct oxygen manufacturing units to stop supplies to NGOs.

According to Israeli police statement, the three Palestinians fired at the military base before being 'neutralised'.

Ex-president undergoes surgery for wounds sustained after bomb exploded as he was about to enter his car.

Imran Khan's visit to Riyadh will be a significant move to rebuild relations, analysts say.

European countries warn continued Israeli settlement expansion will damage prospects for a viable Palestinian state.

Pakistan's economy needs to grow by 5% next year, new Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin tells Bloomberg.

Former leader was fined an equivalent of $730 for failing to register at a restaurant or have his temperature taken.

South Asian nation battling ferocious second COVID wave added 1.57 million cases and over 15,100 deaths this week alone.

Extension of state of emergency will leave a margin of less than two months before the July 23 start of Tokyo Olympics.

Warrantless arrests reported across the country as military struggles to assert control amid protests, more deaths.

Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation says COVID killed nearly 6.9 million compared with the reported 3.2 million.

Nanaia Mahuta is the daughter of Māori royalty and her background is key to understanding her politics.

Qatari foreign minister calls for reduction in tensions with Tehran, dialogue between Iran and GCC nations.

A four-year investigation concludes that US broadband companies hid their involvement in the campaign.

The operator of the largest United States cryptocurrency exchange slumped 6 percent to $256.76 on Thursday.

Brazil's police said crackdown on drug trafficking was justified but residents denounce 'execution-style killings'.

US defence secretary says Afghan forces 'will play major role in stopping the Taliban' as group steps up attacks.

The move reverses a previous decision to restrict the AstraZeneca COVID shot to people above 60 years of age.

The DRC president declares 'state of siege' in two provinces to fight armed groups.

Egypt and Turkey hold talks on bilateral and regional issues in a push to rebuild their fractured relations.

As fourth round of indirect talks resumes in Vienna, a US State Department official sees potential success.

The Biden administration comments come as Ukraine is urging an accelerated entry into NATO.

US Justice Dept argues evictions risk spreading COVID-19, as federal ban on most evictions remains in place for now.

Microsoft Flight Simulator, StarCraft and Animal Crossing were the other World Video Game Hall of Fame inductees.