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Far-right President Jair Bolsonaro continues to downplay the coronavirus, despite still surging infections and deaths.

The Pixel, an image of a single pixel, fetched $1.36m after a 90-minute bidding war in the Southeby's auction.

The move could help Walmart hold onto staffers amid accelerating vaccinations and easing restrictions.

The Fed has recently taken steps to incorporate risks from climate change into its oversight of the US financial system.

Pathologist claims George Floyd's heart was cause of death as Derek Chauvin's defence attempts to plant doubt.

Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo all unveiled first-quarter earnings that surpassed analysts’ forecasts.

Amnesty international says 'unprovoked attack' against civilians also left at least 19 people wounded.

Activists urge US President Joe Biden to end backing for Saudi-led coalition in Yemen, where millions are going hungry.

Ahmed Altan was released from Istanbul's high-security Silivri prison following the Supreme Court of Appeals' order.

President Joe Biden will withdraw all US troops from Afghanistan by the 20th anniversary of the September 11 attacks.

The US president announces his troop withdrawal plan, which is celebrated by some and causes concern among others.

Parler's attorney hit back by saying the burden to prove who owns Parler fell on Amazon, according to reports.

Cause of fire under investigation but teachers have highlighted problem of putting classrooms in makeshift huts.

Political crisis deepens as president signs controversial law extending his mandate for two years.

European signatories to Iran's nuclear deal express 'grave concern' over Iran's decision to boost uranium enrichment.

Wright's death has fueled tensions in Minneapolis as cop accused of murdering George Floyd stands trial.

Watchdog report says poor equipment, preparation, communication and morale helped riot, and the issues remain a concern.

Experts say strong leadership and quick, decisive action in Atlantic Canada helped region stem spread of the virus.

The sum refers to the dollars sold by Turkey's state banks to support its lira currency in foreign exchange markets.

From Amazon to Warren Buffet, US firms and CEOs signed a letter opposing Republican efforts to pass new election laws.

In world-first move, Denmark stops using AstraZeneca's vaccine altogether, citing 'real risk' of serious side effects.

Bloc aims to produce 60 percent of all vaccines used on the continent in 20 years, compared with one percent today.

Long-time leader announces he will not seek another term in bid to avoid national 'divide' following inconclusive vote.

President Joe Biden is set to officially announce a September 11 deadline for withdrawal of US troops on Wednesday.

Coinbase's debut comes as Bitcoin is accelerating its march towards becoming a mainstream form of payment.

Denmark stops using AstraZeneca's coronavirus vaccine completely after news of its possible link to rare blood clots.

Greece and Libya to discuss delineating maritime boundaries, Athens says after a visit by Libya's al-Menfi.

Military charges 19 doctors for opposing coup as activists throw red paint to remember those killed in protests.

Activists have raised the alarm over the crackdown, but the EU is turning a blind eye.

While new restrictions were imposed, experts accuse the gov't of concealing the real magnitude of the pandemic.

Madoff defrauded A-list clients of more than $19bn in history's largest Ponzi scheme.

Here's what you need to know about inflation as food and petrol prices rocket.

Israel’s temerity, Iran’s bellicosity and America's ambiguity could plunge the region in turmoil.

President Biden's blanket multilateralism can prove counterproductive in certain contexts.

String of mass kidnappings has resulted in the closure of 600 schools, Amnesty International says.

Meet the colourful, tight-knit community of retired circus performers in Sarasota, Florida.

Joseph Jouthe's resignation comes as the country faces a spike in kidnappings and a political crisis.

London readying response to challenge from Brussels over alleged breach of the UK-EU Brexit divorce deal.

The move comes after Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan-led protests calling on expulsion of French envoy left two police dead.

Muslim organisations, including the ISIL and al-Qaeda, banned before the second anniversary of Easter Sunday attacks.

Researchers are exploring whether existing vaccines can be used 'more flexibly' in the fight against the pandemic.

Ankara and Cairo broke off ties after the 2013 overthrow of Egypt's first democratically elected leader Mohamed Morsi.

The two sides will exchange views on COP26, set to take place in Glasgow later this year.

The US top diplomat spoke shortly before he was set to meet with his European counterparts in Brussels.

Greek foreign minister meets his Turkish counterpart on Thursday in a bid to pave the way for a future summit.

Virus detected in more than 1,000 people in Haridwar along Ganges River where the weeks-long festival is being observed.

Seoul exploring ways to refer Japan's Fukushima decision to the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea.

Experts document 771 incidents of settler violence causing injuries to 133 Palestinians.

Defence minister's accusation comes as Western powers pile pressure on Russia over its military buildup at the border.

Far-right politician Gert Wilders made disparaging remarks about the religion at the start of Ramadan.