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White House says a 'measured' military response is on the table, if it serves US interests in the region.

People in France and Germany shun Oxford-AstraZeneca shots in favour of the offering developed by Pfizer and BioNTech.

Egyptian women's groups call for review of unjust bill to amend 'personal status law'.

Analysts say the service sector is sure to pick up in the coming warm months and as vaccines become widely available.

International police agency says 400 vials containing fake vaccine found at a warehouse outside South African capital.

The 22-member league based in Cairo has been led predominantly by Egyptian diplomats since its foundation in 1945.

A fight for the future of Minnesota's economy is pitting mining advocates against the outdoor tourism industry.

The National Iranian Oil Co reached out to five refiners in Asia for possible business deals if the US lifts sanctions.

Plot is centred on QAnon belief Trump is true president and will assume office, but conspiracists warn of 'false flag'.

Man who drove van onto busy Toronto sidewalk in 2018 found guilty of 10 counts of murder, 16 counts of attempted murder.

United States lawmakers are heading towards the final phase of enacting Biden’s first signature legislative package.

Outrage across the country as funerals held for the young women gunned down in Jalalabad on Tuesday.

US officials say they are investigating whether human smuggling was involved in collision that killed 10 Mexicans.

Bitcoin climbed as much as 11 percent on Tuesday to reach its highest level in two weeks, according to Bloomberg data.

Finance minister Rishi Sunak said extra economic support is needed as the UK remains under coronavirus restrictions.

The US sanctions come after the Biden administration lifted the 'Foreign Terrorist' designation for the group.

The high court grants bail to Ahmed Kabir Kishore who was arrested under a sweeping cyber security law last May.

Several others were injured when a fourth-floor railing broke as a crowd of students tried to enter an assembly hall.

Recalibration of US-Saudi relations is unlikely to change Saudi's sovereign rating, an S&P official told Reuters news.

First minister says she refused a 'powerful man to use his status and connections to get what he wants'.

Anti-migrant group, whose members have been convicted for violence, dissolved after years of stunts and hate speech.

French authorities previously claimed that Ali Boumendjel committed suicide in detention, a lie that his widow refused.

American Society of Civil Engineers says it will cost $5.9 trillion over the next 10 years to upgrade US infrastructure.

The ICC ruled in February it has jurisdiction over the situation in the Israeli occupied Palestinian territories.

If Der Spiegel Magazine's report is confirmed, it would be a setback for AfD ahead of elections in September.

Bharat Biotech says its vaccine shows an interim vaccine efficacy of 81 percent in late-stage clinical trials.

PM Sheikh Sabah swapped out four ministers whose selection had angered various lawmakers.

Security forces have detained hundreds of people as President Yoweri Museveni faces his fiercest opposition in 35 years.

With Biden refusing to act, courts are the best chance of achieving justice for Jamal Khashoggi.

Ex-President Bartomeu 'provisionally released' after his arrest during a raid on the La Liga club's offices on Monday.

In 2020, India topped list of 29 countries that blocked access to the internet despite increased demand during COVID-19.

Myanmar activists called out the real estate developer for ties to the nation's military, which seized power in a coup.

One media worker said soldiers had entered his home and accused him of supporting the TPLF.

Former lawmaker condemns treatment of 47 pro-democracy defendants facing national security charges as 'inhumane'.

Gary Gensler says he will strengthen transparency and accountability in markets so people can invest with confidence.

Moderates, hardliners at odds again over Financial Action Task Force bills on money laundering, 'terrorism financing'.

The magnitude 6.2 quake near Elassona saw people run from their homes in panic, with tremors felt across the country.

Panels on 75,000 homes part of a plan to meet quarter of state's power needs from solar energy by 2022.

Saudi health ministry said having a coronavirus vaccine is a must in order to participate in this year's Hajj.

Raja Casablanca football fans transform the political landscape of Morocco from inside the national stadium.

Explosion in northern town, which caused damage but no injuries, comes after riots over lockdown measures.

PM-designate Dbeibah says the country cannot shoulder the burden of the migration crisis alone.

Polling for 37 seats in country’s upper house of parliament sees close fight between governing PTI and the opposition.

The Kremlin has vowed to respond to the sanctions, the first major move against Russia from the Biden administration.

More than 5,000 sign petition demanding Chief Justice Sharad Arvind Bobde quit for asking accused to marry young victim.

UN panel of experts report said at least three participants at peace talks were bribed to vote for PM Dbeibah.

The plane crashed at an airstrip in the eastern Jonglei state, killing 10, including pilots, the region's governor said.

Palestinian human rights and civil society groups say the PA's COVID vaccination programme lacks transparency.

Colombian army bombs a base used by dissidents from the former FARC rebel group in Calamar, Colombia.

Local media say two protesters killed and many wounded after security forces open fire in second city of Mandalay.