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Those who moved to Hong Kong because it offered more freedoms than anywhere else in China are increasingly anxious.

Ex-police officer who knelt on George Floyd’s neck for more than nine minutes found guilty of three charges last month.

Majority in G7 nations believe governments should prevent pharmaceutical companies from holding monopoly on vaccines.

After a United Nations donor conference for Yemen fell short, key US senators are pushing for more humanitarian aid.

'From the Desk of Donald J Trump' contains posts from the former US president that can be shared by others to Facebook.

Bill and Melinda Gates announced on Monday they are divorcing after 27 years of marriage.

Ex-health minister Luiz Henrique Mandetta says he told President Jair Bolsonaro to listen to the science to fight virus.

Judges reverse President Alberto Fernandez's decree to close schools in Buenos Aires amid a surge in COVID-19 cases.

Face-to-face meetings used to be considered key for diplomacy, but the pandemic has upended traditions.

Two former British soldiers have been acquitted of murdering IRA leader Joe McCann in Belfast during sectarian conflict.

The US president also says he expects 10 percent of its AstraZeneca stockpile to be sent to other nations by July.

Prosecutor alleges police officer used unreasonable force against Black former footballer Dalian Atkinson.

It’s also a more environmentally friendly alternative to rearing cattle and other larger sources of protein.

US exporters are facing sluggish overseas demand in nations slower to recover as Americans are starting to spend again.

Dismissal of top judges and attorney general could do irreparable harm to democracy, rights groups and lawyers warn.

A new intelligence report says women's rights will be threatened following US troop withdrawal from Afghanistan.

And it has made colonial violence a permanent feature of Palestinian lives in the holy city.

Rallies defied easy explanation and continued a trend that’s seen value of all digital tokens surge past $2.25 trillion.

The armed group launches assaults across Afghanistan after a missed US deadline to withdraw troops.

Futures in Europe's carbon market, the world’s largest, exceeded 50 euros per metric tonne for the first time Tuesday.

Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi calls for nationwide lockdown as coronavirus infections surpass 20 million.

Now, the international community needs to take action to end this decades-old system of oppression.

Hassan al-Tamimi steps down after Baghdad COVID hospital fire killed more than 80 people and wounded dozens of others.

The protests, which began last week, demanded the withdrawal of a tax reform proposed by the government.

Tourism ministers from G20 nations have met to discuss how to boost the hard-hit global tourism sector.

As a Manchester United fan protest leads to a match postponement, experts say owners must rebuild trust with the fans.

Bidding on the Banksy work, which goes up for auction on May 12, is estimated by Sotheby's at between $3m and $5m.

A 52-year-old Swiss embassy employee was found dead at the foot of a tower block by a gardener, police said.

Firefighters using heavy chains to stabilise the site pulled bodies and survivors from the wreckage.

NOAA report on 'new normals' in climate over past decade shows a hotter US, thanks to climate change.

India exported millions of COVID-19 vaccines even as it witnessed record numbers of cases in the past several weeks.

First step towards possible approval comes after studies suggested the shot produces an immune response.

Mined diamonds have been tainted by ethical concerns, and Pandora will now use only ones made in labs.

At least 23 people were killed and 70 were injured when a train and overpass collapsed in Mexico City.

The move marks a departure from the approach taken by Tanzania's late leader, who had downplayed the pandemic.

There are 400,000 Colombians living in exile, many have fled threats to their lives. Here are some of their stories.

People no longer have to wear masks in the territory, where 85 percent have been vaccinated against the coronavirus.

Aramco is riding a wave of higher crude prices as COVID-ravaged economies spring back to life.

The UN says Colombian police in Cali 'opened fire' on protests sparked by a government tax proposal.

When NASA chose only Elon Musk’s firm to help put astronauts on the moon again, two other firms cried foul.

Many Istanbul shops already choosing to ignore a nightly curfew in a bid to tackle mounting debts.

As the pandemic ravages India, the millions-strong Indian diaspora in the US are stricken with panic, pain and grief.

Why do sci-fi fans across the globe celebrate May 4 and what should first time movie watchers expect?

Negotiations kick off at a UN base in the town of Naqura in southern Lebanon after stalling for months.

Deadliest Mediterranean boat wreck of 2021 renews accusations European nations are failing to help boats in trouble.

As Alexey Navalny languishes in jail, observers say a broad range of political opponents is being targeted.

A son whose mother and father were hospitalised with COVID in Kashmir relives his mother's last harrowing days.

Seven, including three journalists, set to travel to India's capital to approach UNHCR following a Manipur court order.

Ranaut, an ardent Modi supporter, is accused of violating Twitter rules on hateful conduct and abusive behaviour.

The apology marked the 500th anniversary of the Spanish conquest and 200 years of Mexican independence from Spain.