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Official says Hong Kongers 'only have a three-month window' before the first batch of Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines expires.

UN calls for dialogue after incumbent leader refuses to cede power despite election loss.

Yaas, set to turn into 'very severe cyclonic storm', expected to make landfall on Wednesday in Odisha and West Bengal.

The move comes two months after the president fired the central bank governor and a deputy governor, spooking markets.

US state department says Antony Blinken aims to cement Israel-Hamas ceasefire, but experts question long-term strategy.

Many of the commercial, innovative sites targeted by Israeli forces were invaluable resources for the blockaded enclave.

US says coronavirus surge makes it risky for citizens to travel to Japan, just two months ahead of Tokyo Olympics.

It's a move toward a long-sought comprehensive deal on how to tax the largest multinationals and digital services firms.

India reports 196,427 new cases in the last 24 hours while deaths from COVID-19 rise by 3,511.

Gov't maintained its GDP forecast for the year but warned of a larger-than-usual degree of uncertainty on back of COVID.

Couple charter passenger jet to stage midair wedding that violated COVID-19 restrictions by taking more than 160 guests.

Twitter India managing director served notice after social media giant tags BJP spokesman's post as 'manipulated media'.

Frontier managing editor Danny Fenster was picked up at the airport in Yangon as he was preparing to fly to Malaysia.

Authorities in Australia's second-biggest city are scrambling to identify source of new infections.

Phone call between US president and Egyptian counterpart comes as Secretary of State Blinken is heading to region.

United States officials are calling for an independent investigation into the origins of the coronavirus.

Egor Igorevich Kriuchkov, 27, apologised for his actions while appearing via videoconference from a Nevada jail.

The case brought before a judge in California threatens to upend how the $142bn world of mobile applications is managed.

Deadly attack in remote region of Peru known for coca production comes less than two weeks before presidential runoff.

The agreement would bring a vast library of MGM movies and shows to Amazon, which operates its own streaming service.

EU agrees to ban Belarus from its airspace after forced diversion of plane and arrest of opposition journalist.

President Ndaw, PM Ouane reportedly taken to a military base outside the capital Bamako.

US courts have developed a legal doctrine that protects police from lawsuits for civil rights abuses, wrongful deaths.

Guillermo Lasso says he will promote new private sector investment and vaccinate 9 million people in his first 100 days.

Senate inquiry into government's handling of coronavirus pandemic adds pressure on far-right President Jair Bolsonaro.

Possible crimes being investigated are multiple manslaughter, attempted manslaughter and 'attack on public transport'.

Minsk accused Palestinian group of being behind bomb threat amid international outcry over plane's diversion.

A surge in commodities prices is fuelling fears that faster inflation could dent economic growth in China and beyond.

Heavy Israeli bombardment caused $40m in damage to factories in the Gaza Strip, the Hamas media office estimates.

Aviation experts say a decades-old system of cooperation now faces a crucial test under the glare of East-West tensions.

The case reignited longstanding anger at police brutality in the US and triggered a global reckoning on racism.

An empty train collides head-on with another train carrying passengers travelling in the opposite direction.

The US Federal Aviation Administration's planned downgrading of Mexico is expected be announced in the coming days.

The US comedy show host's framing of Israel's latest bombing campaign on Gaza was more than a little problematic.

An advance US mission has already arrived in Geneva, Switzerland, ahead of the summit, according to a news report.

Khodorkovsky, a former Russian oil tycoon, spoke out against the arrest of journalist Roman Protasevich.

Tensions rise as Taiwan is excluded from taking part in the annual World Health Organization gathering.

Ethiopia's government protests Washington's restrictions imposed over alleged human rights abuses in the Tigray region.

Palestinian rights groups hope to parlay shifting public opinion to place conditions on $3.8bn annual US aid to Israel.

Tens of thousands of residents had fled Goma in panic while hundreds were left homeless.

'Qualified immunity', which shields police officers from some lawsuits, is under increasing scrutiny.

Real Madrid centre back won the last of his 180 caps in March this year but has endured an injury-plagued season.

The detention of Roman Protasevich demonstrates Lukashenko's propensity for revenge, say Belarusians.

'Stop fuelling Kyiv's militaristic sentiment,' Russia says, after Ankara's pledge to support Ukraine in recent clash.

Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman faces 31 charges, including persecution, murder, torture and rape.

The dissident 26-year-old, who had been living in exile, began his work in digital activism as a teenaged student.

India's daily tally of new coronavirus infections rose by 222,315, government data showed on Monday.

Western powers are furious after Minsk diverted a plane and arrested a dissident journalist who was on board.

The US secretary of state says he will 'meet with the parties to support their efforts to solidify a ceasefire'.

Israeli police launch wave of arrests targeting Palestinian citizens of Israel who took part in recent rallies.