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The jury delivered its verdict less than a year after former white police officer Chauvin killed the Black man last May.

Former King Gyanendra Bir Bikram Shah and Queen Komal Rajya Laxmi Devi Shah test positive after attending Kumbh Mela.

More than 2,000 deaths in 24 hours and 295,041 new cases as hospitals scramble to shore up supplies of medical oxygen.

Taliban had earlier refused to attend any Afghan peace summit until all foreign forces were pulled out of Afghanistan.

Beijing and Washington have 'committed to cooperating' on tackling climate crisis despite tensions elsewhere.

Seoul court dismisses 'comfort women' case against Japan, citing Tokyo's sovereign immunity.

Hawkers, slum dwellers, food couriers and migrant workers bear the brunt of pandemic policing amid deadly second wave.

Inter Milan looks set to be the next to leave as UEFA threatens to ban clubs and players who tried to create new league.

Seas will no longer be 'out of sight, out of mind' with initiative to protect area larger than South American continent.

Launch of new fighter jet - to enormous fanfare - underlines Seoul's commitment to controversial industry.

Foreign troop withdrawals have raised concerns that Afghanistan could become a fractured state, erupt in civil war

The streaming service added just 3.98 million subscribers in Q1, missing Wall Street’s estimate of 6.29 million.

Video shows a woman in a T-shirt that says 'The brakes don't work' shouting similar accusations at a Shanghai auto show.

The non-binding Green New Deal seeks to eliminate US greenhouse gas emissions within a decade.

Biden will set aside 6,000 seasonal guest worker visas for people from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador.

Jury finds former Minneapolis police officer who knelt on Floyd's neck for more than nine minutes, guilty on all counts.

Verdict comes after 10 hours of deliberations in the trial of the ex-police officer charged with killing George Floyd.

The moves suggest the project to launch the controversial European Super League could be unravelling.

President of more than 30 years had fought off several rebellions and was increasingly seen as silencing rivals.

World leaders pay tribute to Idriss Deby, Chad's president for more than 30 years, who has died at 68.

'We just don't think we ought to let their indifference stand,' Bishop Reginald Jackson said of Home Depot.

The Democratic congresswoman's remarks draw fire from judge in the Derek Chauvin trial and from Republican lawmakers.

Cattle growers are concerned that government could impose limits on international beef sales to curb domestic inflation.

Four astronauts are set to lift off from the US state of Florida on Thursday headed to the International Space Station.

Fans and football governing bodies have criticised plans for new European Super League.

Police say motive behind shooting not immediately clear, investigation team formed to probe the attack.

Prime minister says authorities are racing to boost oxygen supplies as Delhi authorities warn of impending shortage.

After weeks of back and forth on getting a jab, the Mexican president rolled up his sleeve to receive his first dose.

Stunning announcement comes a day after longtime president was declared winner of presidential election.

Remaining parties to 2015 nuclear deal agree to form third expert working group to focus on steps to restore the accord.

European Medicines Agency backs use of single-dose COVID-19 shot, saying its overall benefits outweigh risks.

Canadian province's Bill 21 bars some public sector workers from wearing hijab, yarmulkes and other religious symbols.

The Turkish and Russian leaders share a distrust of the West, but much divides them - such as tensions over Ukraine.

Army says 18-month interim gov't to be headed by Deby's son as it imposes nationwide curfew and shutters borders.

Minneapolis sees smaller protests, relative calm, as jury considers murder charges against Derek Chauvin.

The drugmaker raised its dividend payouts to shareholders as the use of its vaccine is being paused by US regulators.

Fans are driving the crypto coin higher - to nearly 42 cents - to mark April 20, a day known for smoking cannabis.

UN court is holding hearings this week in long-running dispute between DR Congo and Uganda over 1998-2003 damages.

For 13 years, the organisation promoted policies that were harmful to the British Muslim community.

The stage is set for further clashes between pro-Navalny protesters and police, amid growing fears for Navalny's health.

Allegations of police brutality and targeting ethnic minorities come after a serving officer was charged with murder.

A breakaway competition launched by 12 major European football clubs has sent shockwaves through the sport.

As jury deliberates, officials have dispatched National Guard troops and upped security in preparation of protests.

Saudi-led coalition says it destroyed an explosive drone fired towards Khamis Mushait near Abha International Airport.

IMF says the surge represents a ‘worrisome downside risk’ to India's economy, and it's the poorest who may be worst hit.

World's largest vaccine maker delays exports of jabs as hospitals struggle to cope with infections.

Officials will use CDC standards for health travel guidelines, vastly increasing 'do not travel' warnings for countries.

Calls on social media have urged the minister himself to step down for the accidents blamed on poor infrastructure.

Deby's death cut his 30-year political career short and will likely throw Chadian politics into disarray.

Denmark welcomed thousands of refugees as the war took hold. Now it's urging many to return to 'safe' areas.