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As India records highest daily deaths, Sayyed Munir Kamruddin says he and his colleagues are working around the clock.

Apple, Samsung, BMW, Ford, Honda say they will either pause production or predict falling sales due to chip shortfall.

In first speech to Congress, Biden says the US will stand up to Chinese subsidies to state firms, technology theft.

Philippine president says Manila owes Beijing 'debt of gratitude' but also says country's sovereignty non-negotiable.

Set in 2053, it follows group of undercover agents plotting to take down hereditary ruler.

The country’s financial woes have turned the typically festive season of Ramadan into a somber affair.

Tencent may be fined at least $1.5bn for not reporting details of investments and anti-competitive practices: Reuters.

Tianhe module is one of three key parts of permanent space station China is building to rival the ISS.

Proposed sale involves a 12.5 percent stake in commercial arm of New Zealand Rugby to private equity firm Silver Lake.

New task force to focus on regulating cryptocurrencies to rein in hackers who collected almost $350m last year: Reuters.

A look at reasons behind shortage of medical oxygen as India's underfunded healthcare system struggles.

US to send supplies, including nearly a million instant tests on a first flight, as India battles a catastrophic surge.

The US president called for bi-partisan support in what analysts have said was a bold and ambitious speech.

Farmers and schoolchildren in Australia and New Zealand join global movement to improve health of world beneath our feet

Strike went ahead despite calls to postpone it due to COVID-19, with riot police using tear gas to disperse crowds.

President says 'America is on the move, again' in speech to mark 100 days in office.

Collins believed if fractious politicians could see the planet from space, their outlooks would be changed.

Arbery was shot dead while he was out for a run near his home last year, sparking fury and demands for justice.

President Biden's attempt to resurrect the Iran nuclear deal, de-escalation of regional tensions on the agenda.

On the eve of his 100th day in office, US President Joe Biden will tout his successes and sell his policy ideas.

The tech giant reported second-quarter sales of $89.6bn, up 54 percent compared with the same period in 2020.

Revenue climbed to $26.2bn in the first quarter while monthly active users rose 10% to 2.85 billion, the company said.

The new US president's first address to a joint session of Congress will be different amid COVID-19 precautions.

The move by pro-European President Maia Sandu seeks to reset the balance of power in the former Soviet republic.

Iran's top diplomat meets Houthi group's spokesman in Oman, calls for 'political solution' in Yemen's long-running war.

North Carolina judge rules against media and sheriff requests to make body camera video public.

About a third of Americans are now fully vaccinated, compared with close to 3 percent of Canadians.

Surveillance targets some members of the 'Querdenker' movement, which has organised increasingly violent protests.

President says ruling party could have done more to halt state graft and enforce accountability.

The Fed left its benchmark interest rate unchanged, but the bank cannot maintain an easy money policy indefinitely.

India records more than 300,000 new infections for the seventh straight day as more countries promise to send rapid aid.

Investigation into Trump's lawyer picks up after senior Justice Department officials approve search warrant.

Calls for global help to contain outbreak in the world's biggest vaccine maker.

While the US president is currently riding high, history shows that there are plenty of pitfalls that lie ahead.

Gas prices are rallying in America's most populous state with possible spillover effects for the rest of the country.

Accelerating pace of melt contributing more than 20 percent to sea level rise, threatens populous coastal cities.

Arlene Foster will step down as First Minister at the end of June, after party backlash over the impact of Brexit.

Lawsuit comes after bodycam footage released that appears to show Lymond Moses died while fleeing police.

The launch, to take place as early as Thursday, is the latest big step forward for China's space exploration programme.

New research by Public Health England reveals real-world impact of shots produced by Pfizer-BioNTech and AstraZeneca.

High Court terminates charges against Hopewell Chin'ono, saying law used by police to arrest him no longer existed.

Self-inflicted damage and a pandemic depressed demand for new planes pushing Boeing to a 6th straight quarterly loss.

In the deserts of Muthanna province, nomadic herders paint a grim picture of an increasingly uninhabitable environment.

Sotheby's will put the NBA champion's 1984-1985 Chicago Bulls season sneakers up for auction in May.

Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Oman and Kuwait have all accelerated plans to sell billions in energy assets.

Richard Barnett released as hundreds of cases related to the January insurrection continue in US courts.

Drone firm says it added cookies to its pilot drone delivery service to help Girl Scouts boost sales hit by pandemic.

Political finance watchdog says 'reasonable grounds' to suspect an offence was committed, but PM denies any wrongdoing.

Saudi Arabia’s agricultural product ban comes after finding millions of illegal pills hidden in pomegranates.

Police have released body cam footage showing Mario Gonzalez pinned to the ground by police before his death.