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Colombia's finance minister has resigned, but experts say public anger goes beyond the widely-decried tax proposal.

The couple said in a statement they would continue to work together at their namesake philanthropic foundation.

On World Press Freedom Day, an in-depth discussion on the importance of an open and free media.

Refugee advocates slammed US President Joe Biden last month after he went back on a plan to raise the admissions limit.

The Kachin Independence Army says the helicopter was shot down in retaliation for air strikes by the Myanmar military.

Many Yemenis seem reluctant to get the jab on religious grounds, distrust or because of the dangers of war.

Powell said the Fed was focused on addressing longstanding disparities that weigh on the country's productive capacity.

Foreign Minister Najla al-Manqoush urges Turkey to comply with UN resolutions, expel foreign fighters from Libya.

India reports more than 300,000 daily cases as the country's top vaccine-maker warns of a months-long shortfall.

The five pilot programmes aim to generate data that could help US policymakers develop a digital dollar.

West Virginia lawsuit accuses drug distributors of fuelling opioid epidemic with excessive shipments of painkillers.

Venezuelan health minister says the nation hopes to produce enough doses of Cuban vaccine to inoculate 4 million people.

The Premier League says it is tightening up its regulations to stop any future attempt at a breakaway structure.

The bloc conveys 'strong condemnation and objection' to Moscow's blacklisting of eight EU officials.

The effort highlights Asian Americans as a political and cultural force after a spate of anti-Asian hate crimes.

Authorities say disease has been contained thanks to vaccination drive as they continue to monitor situation.

Move comes after the Canadian government added the organisation to its 'terrorist entities' list in early February.

Verizon's priority today is its wireless business and the construction of a multibillion-dollar network for advanced 5G.

The reported resignation comes after President Duque shelved his plans to raise taxes in the wake of street protests.

Proposed rule will drastically reduce greenhouse gas found in refrigerators and air conditioners.

Modi's government hasn't placed an order bigger than 110 million doses from biggest local maker of COVID vaccine.

Algerian president orders dialogue as firefighters stage protest in Algiers calling for better working conditions.

Buffett, 90, told CNBC that 58-year-old Greg Abel would likely take over from him as Berkshire chief.

The rollout of 500 million Moderna vaccine doses is set to begin in the fourth quarter of this year.

Berkshire Hathaway chief said Robinhood 'maybe set out to attract' retail traders gambling on short-term price swings.

Syria's constitutional court selects two obscure figures to stand against Bashar al-Assad in presidential election.

Reverend Al Sharpton, who says Brown's death is part of 'continual abuse of police power' to give eulogy.

French prosecutors have recommended that judges drop a case accusing troops of complicity over their inaction.

State comptroller says stampede during Mount Meron religious festival that left dozens dead 'could have been prevented'.

Tajikistan does not say how many died in conflict at border, while Kyrgyzstan lifts its toll to 36 killed.

Muted celebrations amid COVID-19 lockdown restrictions, post-Brexit tensions and the first minister's resignation.

Four families separated during the administration of Donald Trump will be reunited this week, officials said.

Epic Games wants to topple the so-called 'walled garden' of Apple's App Store.

Moscow's expanding sales bring money and geopolitical influence, with clients such as Egypt, Turkey and Algeria.

Cuba is set to roll out two of five vaccines it hopes will boost its flagging economy and protect its ageing population.

Ether's move above $3,000 suggests there is room for more than just Bitcoin in the evolving sector of cryptocurrencies.

No immediate claim of responsibility for an attack the Iraqi army said caused no casualties.

Dozens of illegal settlers attacked the occupied West Bank village of Jaloud after a shooting incident a day earlier.

Sheikh Zayed Book Award board of trustees expresses regret after Juergen Habermas's decision to not accept the award.

Hawkish elements in Israel will play a leading role moving forward on Tehran's nuclear programme, analysts say.

About 100 United fans took to the pitch, setting off flares and calling for the Glazers to end their ownership.

Editorial Innovation of the Year award complemented by six ‘highly commended’ second places across AJMN network.

The family of a woman with COVID who has missed dialysis because hospitals are overrun describes their desperation.

Without careful planning, electrification of transport can result in more, not less, pollution in Africa.

With indoor venues closed, a Catholic church has offered up its open-air cloisters for people to pray and eat together.

The boat broke apart after flipping over off the coast of the city of San Diego in California.

Recovery from the COVID-19 crisis, Russia and China to top agenda at the first in-person meeting for two years.

A majority victory would hand Scottish nationalists the impetus to push harder for a second independence referendum.

How one woman is creating space for an often untold alternative British history.

Defeat in West Bengal came as Modi is slammed for failing to tackle India's explosive spike in COVID infections.