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Employees at JPMorgan will be subject to a 50 percent occupancy cap until US authorities revise social-distancing rules.

Edi Rama calls on parties to work with him to make Albania the 'Balkan champion' in tourism after clinching third term.

The Biden administration hopes allocating an additional $80bn to boost tax auditing will help pay for family programmes.

Human Rights Watch accuses Israel of committing apartheid to 'dominate' Palestinians in occupied territories.

Investigation into President Jair Bolsonaro comes as Brazil is set to surpass 400,000 coronavirus deaths this week.

President Joe Biden said the US will be "close to normal" by July 4, when the nation celebrates its Independence Day.

The A Symphony, a Suezmax tanker capable of carrying about one million barrels of crude, was struck by a bulk carrier.

Moskva cruiser will hold live-fire drills with other ships and military helicopters, amid simmering tensions.

The UK has a unique opportunity to show how it can lead on immigration policy.

Prime minister rejects the proposed extension of the president's term in office and calls for elections to be held.

Tesla did not offer a specific estimate for vehicle deliveries in 2021, leaving investors shrugging without more data.

A sustainability pact that six of Turkey's top banks signed is a barrier to funding the project, Reuters reports.

US loosens restrictions on buprenorphine, a drug that helps with opioid cravings, amid record overdose deaths.

European Commission President says diplomatic gaffe shows need for Turkey and EU member states to tackle sexism.

Julian Nagelsmann, 33, will move from RB Leipzig on a five-year contract to coach reigning German champions Bayern.

Two Spaniards, along with a Burkinabe national and an Irish citizen, went missing after gunmen attacked their convoy.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan did not announce a stimulus package to offset the economic impact of the new shutdown.

Pact seeks to shrink crypto's carbon footprint, but critics say it could thwart more effective government-led policies.

North Carolina city braces for unrest as lawyers claim footage of Brown's death shows his 'execution'.

Antonio Guterres is hosting discussions in Geneva this week on the divided island's future after a four-year hiatus.

Syria government reaches out to millions of refugees worldwide to vote in the presidential election but many refuse.

The executive order comes as part of a wider push for a $15 an hour minimum wage in the US.

The count showed the lowest ten-year growth since the Depression-era 1930s.

Racist abuse of Asian healthcare workers is reportedly on the rise as they risk their lives in the fight against COVID.

Aizada Kanatbekova's stalker murdered her after she rejected his advances in a case that has prompted calls for reform.

The port was reportedly targeted by an explosive-laden boat, a Saudi defence ministry statement said.

Egyptian diplomat and intelligence official say postponement decision will be announced on Thursday.

BJP government in Uttar Pradesh accused of ordering crackdown on people and hospitals reporting shortages, say reports.

N'Djamena rocked by violent protests with two people killed as demonstrators call for the military to cede power.

Vote clears way for Greek authorities to imprison Ioannis Lagos, who was handed a 13-year jail term in October.

The effort has 100,000 more signatures than needed to trigger the recall election against Democrat Gavin Newsom.

Experts warn that the slow pace of reforms and political disputes threaten a 2018 peace deal that halted a civil war.

'Inherent risks' and 'serious' defects highlighted over a lack of information guaranteeing Sputnik V's safety.

The shipping industry is seeing the biggest jump in lost containers in seven years, disrupting supply chains.

Making its closest approach to Earth, the bigger and brighter 'supermoon' has delighted sky-watchers.

Iran has not commented on the incident in Persian Gulf, the first such encounter since last April.

But that all changed when government forces fired on peaceful protesters. A Yemeni demonstrator remembers that day.

The London and Hong Kong-based bank is planning to cut staff by about 35,000 to drive down costs.

Army to provide oxygen and retired medical staff as new daily cases fall which experts blame on drop in testing numbers.

Policymakers must shift focus away from a political solution to a rights-based approach, HRW and analysts say.

A new report is highlighting the inequalities among American healthcare workers.

Carrie Lam says gov't could intervene in Bar Association after its chief criticised jailing of pro-democracy activists.

Growth in Asia's fourth-largest economy was driven by exports of chip and electronics and a rise in investments.

The camel carries priceless cargo: books for children who can no longer go to school because of coronavirus lockdowns.

Young people turn to online fundraising to secure their education as the economic crisis bites back home.

Over the past 24 hours, India records 323,144 new cases, below Monday's worldwide peak of 352,991.

Many US firms employ Indian workers for back-office operations which may be hurt if infections spread: Chamber official.

Flotilla of Royal Navy ships will also sail through contested South China Sea as Australia warns of threats of conflict.

Requiring power utilities to reduce use of coal and natural gas is a key part of US President Biden's climate plan.

As India battles a second wave, UK sends ventilators and oxygen concentrators while Australia suspends direct flights.