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Firefighters working in searing heat are struggling to contain the largest wildfire in California so far this year.

WHO chief says some countries are ordering millions of booster doses before others have vaccinated health workers.

US imposes restrictions on 100 Nicaraguan officials it says are involved in government crackdown and rights abuses.

Kenneth Mackenzie will assume authority from four-star General Scott Miller as US ends its 20-year war in Afghanistan.

As the virus evolves and new variants emerge, will the world need booster vaccines to get ahead of COVID?

TikTok owner ByteDance met with China officials earlier this year over data security, sources tell Bloomberg News.

The number of undernourished people rose to about 768 million, according to a multi-agency UN report.

With the failure of the law’s renewal, more Palestinians will begin the arduous process to obtain residency rights.

Musk to defend Tesla's 2016 acquisition of SolarCity against a shareholder lawsuit alleging conflicts of interest.

Two major research projects are under way to see if the US central bank should begin minting digital money.

Court reinstates Nepal's lower house and orders Sher Bahadur Deuba to be appointed as new prime minister.

Deployment of troops comes after six people killed in days of protests in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng.

Restrictions in the nation’s biggest city fails to stop rising coronavirus cases.

US chief medical adviser Anthony Fauci has said it is too soon for the government to recommend a third booster shot.

Authorities said they detained a Haitian man, living in the US state of Florida, on Sunday.

A chill has settled over global finance since China announced closer scrutiny of offshore listings, crackdown of Didi.

This year’s Muslim pilgrimage is limited to 60,000 vaccinated citizens and residents of Saudi Arabia.

Thousands marched in Havana in one of Cuba's biggest ever anti-government demonstrations.

The group's leader, Mohamed Badie, was among those convicted on charges related to Egypt's 2011 uprising.

US move comes on anniversary of a tribunal ruling that says Beijing has no claims over the South China Sea.

My daughter's absence was like a wound, raw and weeping. Everything we did together reminded us of who we had lost.

Court sentences Bassem Awadallah, Sharif Hassan bin Zaid to 15 years in jail on charges of destabilising the monarchy.

Activists Sera Farista and Keitumetse Fatimata Moutloatse on their fight for climate justice and human rights.

Economic considerations will guide the incoming Raisi administration's domestic and international policies.

Officials say 20 people died in western Rajasthan state while 18 others lost their lives in Uttar Pradesh over 24 hours.

Italian fans go wild after Italy beats England 3-2 on penalties to win Euro 2020 at Wembley Stadium, London.

Pro-democracy group set up to remember Tiananmen Square crackdown says will 'persevere' with smaller team.

English FA, Prime Minister Boris Johnson and national team slam online racism targeting Black players.

Thailand introduces strict lockdown-like measures to rein in the virus, endangering an already badly hit economy.

Economy was expected to descend from its recent heights, but the softening comes sooner than expected.

Shops looted, roads blocked as protesters march through Johannesburg decrying the jailing of South African ex-president.

Citizens search desperately for oxygen to care for their loved ones at home as overwhelmed hospitals turn people away.

Experts say China's maritime gains 'impossible' to reverse, urging Manila to boost military capability, alliances.

Arrest of challengers to President Daniel Ortega amounts to concerted crackdown, rights groups warn.

Italy seal second Euro triumph after beating England 3-2 in the final on penalties.

Demonstrations come as Cuba is experiencing its toughest phase yet of the coronavirus crisis.

As political uncertainty persists after June presidential elections, Peru has struggled to stem coronavirus infections.

The committee will oversee elections for two-thirds of the 45-seat Shura Council, which advises the Qatari ruler.

Preliminary election results show the president's centre-right party leading with more than 44 percent of votes.

Nasri Abu Jaish says Palestinian prime minister Mohammad Shtayyeh twice refused to accept his resignation.

The US has urged action from the Kremlin to stop cybercriminals operating from Russia.

Alexander Lashkarava was one of dozens of journalists beaten up while covering attacks on LGBTQ activists last week.

The centre-right GERB party of ex-PM Boyko Borissov and a new populist party were neck-and-neck in exit polls.

Novak Djokovic defeats Matteo Berrettini 6-7 (4), 6-4, 6-4, 6-3, claiming his sixth Wimbledon men's title.

Head of the Suez Canal Authority says waterway netted highest revenues in the history of the canal.

Bread prices doubled and diesel prices nearly tripled in the war-torn country amid long-running financial crisis.

Rail restrictions come after record temperatures spurred blazes and contributed to hundreds of deaths on west coast.

Activists reject pressure to hold elections and urge Haitian-led solution to crises after Jovenel Moise's assassination.

Latest updates from Wembley Stadium where Italy take on England in the final of Euro 2020.

Ali al-Mikdam, critical of pro-Iran armed factions, was found in a wounded state two days after he disappeared.