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Denmark recovered from two losses to make the last-four; England have yet to concede in the tournament.

Experts warn that heatwaves are occurring more frequently, are more intense, and are lasting longer than before.

Many residents, mainly in remote areas, believe vaccines cause impotence, serious side effects and could even kill.

Attack on crime reporter, who has for years covered notable cases, has sent shockwaves through the Netherlands.

Government rejects an RSF report which lists Khan as one of the world's 37 worst rulers when it comes to press freedom.

The flawless diamond could get as much as $15m, making it the most expensive physical object ever bought with crypto.

Gulf state to donate 70 tonnes of food a month to Lebanon's armed forces to cope with worst economic crisis in decades.

The Delta variant of the new coronavirus, first identified in India, has now been detected in more than 100 countries.

UN, EU, and World Bank report estimates cost of damage to Gaza Strip after 11-day May offensive between $290m and $380m.

By day Felipe Luther studies at one of Brazil's top universities, by night he hauls rubbish to make ends meet.

Kingdom's expression of support comes after Ethiopia notified downstream nations that dam's 2nd-phase filling had begun.

Activist Chelsea Miller and data analyst Samuel Sinyangwe on racial justice, Black Lives Matter and police reform.

The environmental degradation in Gaza should be an early warning for what is to come for the whole of the Levant.

Branson says his kids are excited while his wife told him, 'You can do it, but I won't be going to your funeral'.

As a young man, the actor accepted an unknown gentleman's invitation to lunch and made him a hero for his children.

The discovery of unmarked graves at former residential schools opens old wounds.

Stay-at-home orders will remain in place until July 16, while Sydney schools will move to remote learning next week.

Unbeaten in their last 33 matches, Italy go from missing out on the 2018 World Cup to making it to Euro 2020 final.

Country sees 11,525 cases, the highest in a day since pandemic began, amid fears of a shortage of medical oxygen.

Drop in valuations offers a rare opportunity to buy some fast-growing internet companies at highly attractive prices.

Doctors urge acceleration of vaccinations for expectant women and children as Delta-fuelled surge sweeps archipelago.

Failure to reach a deal has raised a question if shale producers will grab some of the market or trigger a price war.

NHC warns of life-threatening storm surges, damaging winds as Category 1 storm heads towards Florida's Gulf Coast.

Decision to cancel talk by dancer Ramli Ibrahim reignites debate about the impact of religious conservatism on culture.

Interleukin-6 receptor blockers join corticosteroids on list of effective treatments for severe coronavirus.

Jorginho's spot-kick seals progress for Italy who have not been beaten in their last 33 games.

US officials cite ongoing war in Yemen, humanitarian crisis and COVID pandemic as reasons for 18-month TPS extension.

Peace court accuses 10 Colombian army members of murdering at least 120 civilians and falsely saying they were fighters.

Rights groups accuse President Daniel Ortega of increasing authoritarianism amid wave of arrests before November polls.

Iran gave notice to the UN watchdog IAEA of concrete steps to produce uranium metal enriched to up to 20 percent purity.

After landfall in Florida, the storm is forecast to move north across the southeast of the United States.

Yellen is expected to press G20 counterparts for a global minimum corporate tax rate above the agreed-upon 15 percent.

The White House press secretary said the Biden administration has had 'high-level conversations' about the oil dispute.

Brother to Saudi Crown Prince MBS is in Washington just months after damning US intel report on Jamal Khashoggi killing.

Russia claims it caught Estonian diplomat 'red handed' allegedly receiving classified documents.

Journalist Peter R de Vries reportedly shot in the head by an unidentified gunman, according to Het Parool newspaper.

The UAE has rejected a Saudi-led deal at a meeting of OPEC+, the latest sign of friction between the Gulf neighbours.

The current clash between the UAE and Saudi Arabia over how producers unwind oil output cuts is just the latest spat.

The JEDI contract became mired in legal challenges almost as soon as it was awarded to Microsoft in October 2019.

The body of Tomas Rojo Valencia, a Yaqui Indigenous leader was found on June 17, half-buried and his head bashed in.

Hundreds of protesters demanded the government provide better security to citizens amid several high-profile killings.

Ons Jabeur, the first Arab woman to play in a Wimbledon quarter final, loses 6-4 6-3 to Aryna Sabalenka.

Weibo has grown at a fast clip since its launch in 2009 in a market where Twitter is blocked by the government.

Lebanon's farming industry has gone underfunded and underdeveloped for many years.

Live updates from the first semi-final taking place at London's Wembley Stadium.

Survivors prepare for the first funeral of those killed in Champlain Towers South collapse; more than 100 are missing.

With ISIL largely defeated, serious questions remain as to why the US needs to keep 2,500 troops in Iraq.

Simon, an ex-diplomat and longtime Inuit rights advocate, says appointment is 'important step' towards reconciliation.

Under the vaccine swap arrangement, South Korea will give Israel back the same number of shots later in the year.